October 24, 2007
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October 24, 2007

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Chiranjeevi launches names his new political party - Praja Rajyam

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Indian-origin researcher creates 6-D holograms that interact with light

Speed of your email replies reveals your stress levels

International News for October 24, 2007

Pranab briefs his Russian counterpart about row over Indo-US N-deal
External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee today briefed his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov about Indias position on the civilian nuclear cooperation deal with the US, which has been put on the back burner in the wake of the strong opposition from the Left parties. ANI

India, Russia, China oppose sanctions on Myanmar
As the India-Russia-China troika meet concluded in Chinas northeastern province of Harbin today, the three nations appeared to be in sync with each other on the issue of Myanmar, as all three sides opposed imposing sanctions on that country. ANI

US to remain impartial in Pakistan elections: Patterson
U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan, Anne W. Patterson, has said that Washington would remain impartial in the forthoming general elections in Pakistan. ANI

Two UK prisons for foreigners only cost exchequer 15 million pounds
The Bullwood Hall Jail in Essex, which has 184 inmates, and the Canterbury Jail in Kent, which has 284 inmates,have been opened exclusively for foreign criminals at a cost of over 15 million pounds. ANI

1800 New South Wales buses that will turn red lights green
After a year of trials, GPS-equipped buses will be on NSW roads early next year, the State Government has said. ANI

Petrol station cashier too busy to deal with an armed robber!
A petrol station cashier stunned an armed robber by calmly telling him that she was too busy to deal with him. ANI

Stress playing havoc on sexual relationships
Researchers have found in a study that stress of modern life is playing havoc on sexual relationships. ANI

Rubbing bumps and bruises really does reduce stress and pain
The traditional advice that rubbing bumps and bruises relieves pain and aches, is actually true, a new research has found. ANI

Aspirin may not help women undergoing IVF conceive
A systematic review of nine studies has shown that women undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) cannot rely upon low-dose aspirin to increase their chances of having a successful pregnancy. ANI

Brits feeding their pets to death
Almost nine out of ten dog owners in the UK love their pets to an early grave by feeding them cakes, biscuits and yoghurts, a new study has found. ANI

One in four Kiwi women sexually abused as kids
A new study has shown that one in four New Zealand women are sexually abused as children. ANI

Meet the 101-year-old twin sisters!
Twin sisters in the UK have defied all odds by celebrating their 101st birthday. ANI

New Zealand to permit foreign students to stay longer
International students will be able to stay in New Zealand longer to seek work under changes announced today. ANI

Scot Muslims hit out at severe sentence to alleged terrorist
Muslims attending prayers at Edinburghs central mosque last night criticised the eight-year jail sentence handed to Mohammed Atif Siddique as too severe. ANI

Eight out of 10 Pak men think beating wife is macho
Manliness to 77 per cent men in Pakistan means threatening and torturing their wives for disagreeing with them on any issue, Muneeza Hashmi has said in a presentation. ANI

Human Rights Watch urges Musharraf to stop intimidating Supreme Court
New York-based Human Rights Watch has severely criticised Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf for initiating veiled attacks on Supreme Court and for intimidating judges ahead of the apex courts decisions on the legality of the controversial October 6 Presidential elections. ANI

SAARC communication industry CEOs to meet in Kathmandu
Over a 100 CEOs, representing both the service providers and regulators from the SAARC region, are converging for their sixth annual CEO conference here on Thursday to decide on strategies on how to provide telecom access to the millions living in second and three tier towns, semi-urban and rural areas. ANI

Indian-born shop employee told to speak in English or have his throat cut
An Indian-born supermarket worker in a Scottish town was told to start speaking in English or he would have his throat cut. ANI

Muslim leader blames scantily-dressed women for sex attacks
Australias most senior Muslim cleric has blamed immodestly dressed women for being preyed upon by men and likened them to abandoned meat that attracts voracious animals. ANI

Troika dialogue in Harbin a mix tarka of serious talks, sumptuous Chinese delicacies and music
The troika dialogue between China, India and Russia witnessed a grandiose opening in the beautiful resort town of Harbin on Wednesday. ANI

Benazir has no chance of becoming PM: Rashid
Pakistans Railways Minister Sheikh Rashid Ahmed has said that former premier Benazir Bhutto has no chance of becoming Prime Minister, and added that Maulana Fazlur Rehman would play an important role in this connection. ANI

Musharrafs nomination papers risk being rejected over uniform issue: Justice Ijaz
Justice Ijaz Ahmed has said that Pervez Musharrafs statement on giving up his uniform before taking oath as the next President, submitted before the court, was irrelevant. ANI

J-K has never been an integral part of India: Pakistan
Jammu and Kashmir has never been an integral part of India, as several UN resolutions have recognised the state as a disputed territory, a Pakistani delegate told the United Nations General Assemblys fourth committee. ANI

PRICE Systems Offers Project Management Institute (PMI)-Certified Training Courses to Enable Efficient, Cost-Effective Cost, Risk, and Schedule Assessments
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New Medical Treatment for Women's Heart Disease Discussed in Dr. Stegmann's Publication ''Holding a Woman's Heart in My Hands''
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Lincoln MKX Beats Undefeated Lexus RX: ''Quality, Innovation, and Brand Equity Creates Value,'' says Strategic Vision
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Brean Murray, Carret & Co. Further Expands Technology Research with Seasoned Analyst
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Diskeeper Releases the Most Intelligent Real Time Defragmenter Ever Built
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AMD Puts Customer at Center of Chip Manufacturing in ISMI Opening Keynote Address
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Telcordia White Paper Identifies Network Evolution Solutions for Industry-Wide Network Equipment Information Challenge
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Passlogix Raises Bar on ESSO Strong Authentication, Adding RSA, HID, .Net & National ID Card Support
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