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Pak fans to get 10,000 Indian visasNew Delhi - India plans to issue an unprecedented 10,000 visas to Pakistani cricket fans to watch a rare series between the arch rivals starting next month, a foreign ministry official said on Saturday. |
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India, Yemen agree on extradition treatySanaa, Yemen - India and Yemen on Saturday agreed to enter into an extradition treaty and an agreement on mutual legal assistance agreement at an early date. |
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Scotland targets fly-tippersScotland - The Scottish Executive has announced funding of more than ?1m that will be dedicated to combating the environmental blight of fly-tipping, as part of its continuous green improvement. |
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Jet Airways gets approval to fly to USHyderabad - Jet Airways is set to become the first Indian private sector airline to operate between India and the US from this summer. |
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Liberal view on visas to Indians: UKNew Delhi - The British Foreign Secretary, Jack Straw, today said that the UK would take a liberal view on granting visas to Indians. |
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Canada winning the war on bacterial resistanceOttawa, Canada - According to the National Report Card on Antibiotic Resistance, Canada is still among the most successful countries in fighting antibiotic resistance but some resistance rates are increasing. |
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California elks will be sent to roam freeLos Banos, California - Dozens of tule elk will be sent to areas where they can roam freely, from the northern Coast Ranges to the southern Sierra Nevada, in an attempt to restore a native California species that has rebounded from the brink of extinction. |
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Kidnapped Amritsar boy releasedChandigarh - Eighteen-year-old school boy Prabhir Singh, who was abducted ten days ago from Amritsar was today handed over to his family members by the kidnappers, police said. |
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Sri Lanka says aid, reconstruction will cover tsunami lossesColombo, Sri Lanka - Reconstruction work and foreign aid will more than offset the economic losses Sri Lanka suffered following the December tsunamis disaster, the central bank says. |
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Intel makes advance in lasersSan Francisco - Researchers from Intel Corp. have created the first continuous laser beam using silicon components, a development the chip maker called a scientific breakthrough that could herald significant advances in communications and medicine. |
