Wednesday, September 3, 2008

More trouble ahead for Sarah Palin

Controversy is still looming over US politics. If Alaska governor Sarah Palin's teenage daughter's pregnancy and her support for Alaskan independence was not enough, Trooper Gate and the Economy can hurt Mc Cain and Palin . more on More trouble ahead for Sarah Palin

NWFP supports Zardari as Pakistan president

The Pakistan People's Party presidential candidate Asif Ali Zardari seems to be on a political high. Along with Pakistan's Prime Minister Syed Yousuf Raza, Zardari promised to bring a sea change in the lives of the people of the country. more on NWFP supports Zardari as Pakistan president

Graft cases reopened against Sharif brothers

THE NAB, controlled by the ministry of law sought to reopen the case against Sharif brothers just nine days after the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) withdrew their support to the coalition government, led by the Pakistan People's Party (PPP). More on Graft cases reopened against Sharif brothers

North Pole meltdown sparks worries

North Pole has shrunk to the size of an island, according to images revealed by NASA’s satellite. This historic meltdown has long-term global implications. Scientists warn that the meltdown is a harbinger of an impending death spiral.. more on North Pole meltdown sparks worries

Monday, September 1, 2008

Hindu prayer appeal in Iceland Parliament rejected

A request for inclusion of some Hindu verses before the inaugural session of the Iceland Parliament on October 1 has been disapproved. The appeal was made by a Hindu activist, Rajan Zed to the deputy secretary general of the Iceland parliament.. more on Hindu prayer appeal in Iceland Parliament rejected

Catholics invite Hindu leader Zed for dialogue

Hindu leader Rajan Zed was invited to attend the Diocesan Ecumenical Inter-religious commission meeting of Roman Catholic Diocese of Sacramento. The Seventh-day Adventist Church has also invited Rajan to its world headquarters in Maryland.. more on Catholics invite Hindu leader Zed for dialogue

Fukuda steps down as PM of Japan

The Prime Minister of Japan Yasuo Fukuda, nudging 72, has bowed out of office. He took the decision to usher in a new and more charismatic leadership. He unabashedly admitted that he lacked charisma to continue as PM.. more on Fukuda steps down as PM of Japan