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India's 1st N-test for peace purposes nonsense: WikiLeaks

The Indian government's assertions that its first nuclear explosion in 1974 was for peaceful purposes was described by Chinese diplomats as "nonsense" and that the then prime minister Indira Gandhi......

Sri Lanka, Tamil Nadu and the UN

India's vote on the Sri Lanka resolution in Geneva may well have speeded up the general elections in the country and reduced our effectiveness as a regional power, says TP Sreenivasan A resolution......

BRICS: Why India must play its cards with care

When leaders of the five BRICS nations meet in Durban, there must be some stocktaking to assess exactly what the group wants to become, says Ambassador K C Singh. The fifth smmit of BRICS -- an......

India hasn't quite slammed the door on Iran: US report

India is hesitant to implement all aspects of US and European Union sanctions against Iran, a Congressional report has said, attributing this to New Delhi's reliance on Tehran with regards to......

Let's avoid romanticising Aung San Suu Kyi

Aung San Suu Kyi has had no qualms over taking decisions and advocating policies on the basis of her perceptions of Myanmar's national interests and her interests. Why then should India have a......

Sahara, Jet can fly to Singapore

The decks have been cleared for private Indian carriers to fly to Association of Southeast Asian Nations countries.Carriers like Jet Airways and Air Sahara have been accorded designated carrier......

ACU seeks tech boost to trade

Central bank governors of the eight-nation Asian Clearing Union ended a two-day annual meeting on Monday, aiming for more members and a technological platform, which would ease exchange deals to......

Jalan to preside over ACU meet in Bangalore

The Reserve Bank of India is hosting the 32nd annual meeting of the Asian Clearing Union in Bangalore on Monday to exchange information on the monetary and economic conditions in the......

'Indian cos could have the best time in China'

Robert Kuhn, advisor to Ernst and Young Global and someone who has been advising China’s leadership for over two decades on economic and industrial policy, tells Nayanima Basu in an interview......

COLUMN: India Inc and the Big Bank theories

Global experience in allowing corporate groups to set up banks reveals that stringent regulation is the best defence against malpractice, writes Somasroy Chakraborty.The Reserve Bank of India (RBI)......

What you didn't know about TV's hottest actor

Sushant Singh Rajput left his engineering studies midway to pursue his passion for performing arts - dance, direction, acting and more. He started as a dancer with the Shiamak Davar troupe, and......

Saif: For all commercial purposes!

There's a lingering appeal to Saif Ali Khan's charisma. A suave mix of charm and cheek, he can be alternately alluring and amusing. But all times, he's unfailingly stylish and committed.......

Rubbing shoulders with Big B, Mohan Lal

After working with Chiranjeevi Sarja in the Kannada film Gandedhe, Ragini Dwivedi is all set to star opposite his uncle Arjun Sarja in a Tamil film. The actress, who is shooting in Ooty for Major......

A ride on the Hogwarts Express & butterbeer!

JK Rowling, writer of the Harry potter series visited the Harry Potter theme park, the Wizarding World recently. She amazed the onlookers when she spent 300 pounds on delights such as Bertie......

'I love to do intelligent films like Kerala Cafe'

Unlike many actors, Nithya Menon wants to be a part of intelligent cinema. Films happened just by chance for the Malayalam actress, who made her debut in K P Kumaran's Akashagopuram, opposite......

Miffed Kalmadi demands Maken's resignation

Faced with mounting pressure to drop his Olympic trip to London, a defiant Suresh Kalmadi has hit back at Ajay Maken, accusing the Sports Minister of carrying out a vilification campaign against......

FIFA hands Bin Hammam life ban for bribery

Asian soccer chief Mohamed Bin Hammam was banned for life Saturday after being found guilty by world football's ruling body of trying to buy votes ahead of last month's FIFA presidential election.......

Caribbean officials unhappy with FIFA probe

Caribbean soccer officials are unhappy about the appointment of former FBI head Louis Freeh to lead FIFA's investigation into bribery allegations and have urged the ruling body to replace......

Sepp Blatter cleared for new term as FIFA prez

FIFA's ethics committee cleared president Sepp Blatter of any wrongdoing as two of soccer's most senior officials were suspended on Sunday in the worst corruption scandal to blight the sport's......

Players' auction set to mark fresh beginning for scam-hit IPL

Plagued by allegations of financial irregularities and many other controversies, the Indian Premier League is all set for a fresh start on Saturday with a high-profile two-day auction of 350......

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Q. There hv been major terrorist attacks around the world in recent years(2000-2009). What are the kay issues concerning teh problem of global terrorism?Examine how terrorism had affected the world economy in the last decade,citing some specific examples.What concrete steps should the global community to take address this menance?
: A. Hi Sheebs,Terrorism is a pejorative term. It is a word with intrinsically negative connotations that is generally applied to one's enemies and...... more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/there-hv-been-major-terrorist-attacks-around-the-world-in-re//answers/17132041

Q. Most of us have no idea about taliban . please anybody give some bold idea about their activity--who they are, what is their goal and why, who or which countries are their mustermind, how they are funded etc. Mind it their religion and people on india's religion is same then why indian(muslims) are not taliban and vice-versa. anybody can dare to answer ? please keep it in mind the answer should be nutral, if possible. presently there is a term 'good' & 'bad' taliban. is it created by media ? now please answer.
Sheeba Shankari: A. The Taliban anglicised as Taleban (students) is a Sunni Islamist, predominately Pashtun Islamic terrorist movement that governed Afghanistan from...... more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/most-of-us-have-no-idea-about-taliban-.-please-anybody-give-/17084093/answers/13499259

Q. The Bajrang Dal is a terrorist outfit and the central government will not hesitate to ban it like it outlawed the Students Islamic Movement of India (SIMI), says Union Minister of State for Home Shakeel Ahmad.\What is your opinion on this ?
Collole Jage: A. "There is little doubt that the Bajrang Dal is a terrorist outfit involved in creating terror. The central government may ban it as it has...... more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/the-bajrang-dal-is-a-terrorist-outfit-and-the-central-govern/13499070/answers/11239432

Q. What is the full form of-ACU
RukhsanaSiddiqui : A. Army Combat Uniform Abilene Christian University. Asian Clearing UnionAustralian Catholic University. more

http://qna.rediff.com/questions-and-answers/what-is-the-full-form-of-acu/11239366/answers/7581289

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Iran cleric fuels hopes of warmer ties and more oil

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Asian shares slide as upcoming Fed meeting jangles nerves

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