Confusing signals to fuse the govt bulb: Left
Statements made by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in Pretoria and the AICC spokesperson Shakeel Ahmed in New Delhi on Wednesday indicate the Congress is out to please its ''US masters'' by clinching the deal by all means, feels the Left.
Rly to add middle side-berth in sleeper coaches
Indian Railways plan to add a middle berth along the corridor of coaches in trains barring Rajdhani Express in order to accommodate more passengers...
AWARD TO DALAI LAMA Angry China summons US envoy
US move to confer Congressional Golden Medal on the Dalai Lama is a blatant interference in China's internal affairs, says Foreign Ministry spokesman Liu Jianchao.
Ban calls for drastic poverty reduction by 2015
Ban expressed regret that the efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals set by world leaders is mixed at the mid point and some regions, particularly sub Saharan Africa.
Honour for H Dundiraj, Prabhath Kalavidaru
Short Poem Writer H Dundiraj and Prabhath Kalavidaru (a dance troupe) were among the winners of the Karnataka Nataka Academy Awards for 2006.
Kashmir cultural festival begins
The magic of traditional music and dance forms of Jammu and Kashmir came alive in the capital as artistes from the state mesmerized the audience with their performance.
FUTURE CUP
Dhoni happy to finish series on positive note
The nail-biting two-wicket victory in the dead rubber was not enough to save the series but India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni is happy that at least his side wrapped up the seven-match contest on a positive note.
Indian cricket teammembers spray Man of the Match Murali Karthik with liquid at the awards ceremony after India won the seventh ODI against Australia by two wickets in Mumbai on Wednesday. Australia's captain Ricky Ponting and members of the cricket team pose with the Future Cup series which they won 4-2.
Dr. Neela Yennawar, formerly of Malleshwaram, Bangalore, continues the Karnataka tradition of ‘Gombe habba’ - exhibiting dolls during Dassara where she lives now , in Pennsylvania, United States.
Photo sent by Mytri Acharya, Ridgemaster Dr, State College, PA 16803.
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Dr. Neela Yennawar, formerly of Malleshwaram, Bangalore, continues the Karnataka tradition of ‘Gombe habba’ - exhibiting dolls during Dassara where she lives now , in Pennsylvania, United States. 
