Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said that if India-Pakistan relations in their government again kydur were better, they will consider her success.
Indian Prime Minister's visit to Kazakhstan on returning from a special aircraft while talking to journalists said that if they rule in Pakistan and India relations came at the two neighboring countries should be as if 'they will understand thatTheir work was well done. '
He asked Prime Minister syjb India Pakistan relations which will focus on five subjects replied that five of them very big target.
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh two thousand eight attacks in Mumbai after dhstgrdanh affected Pakistan-India relations are trying to restore and he recently Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani second semi-final in Mohali view for invited.
Such stories are coming from India that the Indian cricket board cricket ties with Pakistan is considering to restore and review the possibility of this is that next year the Indian cricket team to visit Pakistan.
Two thousand eight in India at Mumbai after the attack on the composite dialogue process with Pakistan had ended and sports links finished.
Wiki lakes issued according to secret U.S. diplomatic mraslun support Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in his government despite not improve relations with Pakistan are trying to.
According to the August two thousand nine mraslun U.S. Ambassador Timothy rumr India's national security advice car after meeting with MK Narayanan had sent government post on the question of talks with Pakistan Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Government's own support is not.
Indian Prime Minister expressed the hope that China and India will improve relations. Indian Prime Minister earlier this week by Chinese President Hu Jintao met.
Prime Minister of relations with China, India quoted a defense delegation will visit China and will continue defense durn it. He said Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao visited India during the border to the peaceful to develop a new method was proposed. Indian Prime Minister said that concrete results of this process will begin soon come forward.
LOS ANGELES: It looks like we've got an old-fashioned diva battle for No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart next week.
Lady Gaga's "Judas," which leaked to the Web Friday morning was rush-released to the iTunes Store and could possibly debut at No. 1 on the Hot 100 next week.
Up until Friday morning, it seemed like Rihanna was on course for her 10th No. 1 with "S&M," powered by strong sales and airplay of the track's "Rih-mix" featuring Britney Spears. Industry prognosticators are forecasting the song may sell nearly 300,000 downloads by the end of the tracking week on Sunday, April 17, up from the 141,000 the track scanned in its last pre-remix week.
Rihanna was seemingly poised to topple Katy Perry's "E.T" (featuring Kanye West), which has spent the past three weeks in the pole position on the tally. Perry's track will likely move between 260,000 and 270,000 downloads.
But now, Gaga has found herself in the fight for No. 1. While "Judas" was originally slated to debut worldwide next week, this morning's leak prompted Interscope Records, Gaga's label, to rush release the single to digital services.
Billboard projects that "Judas" would have to sell north of 350,000 -- close to 400,000 -- with less than two and-a-half days of sales in the week, in order to possibly debut at No. 1 on the Hot 100. Also playing a role in its initial Hot 100 ranking will be the radio audience impressions "Judas" will garner through the end of the airplay tracking period which runs through April 19. A fast first week start at radio, similar to "Born This Way" (78.6 million), would certainly help Gaga's No. 1 cause.
It's certainly possible that "Judas" could sell that much, based on the how well Gaga's last release, "Born This Way," sold in its first three days of release (after a Friday, February 11 iTunes debut). It bowed with 447,000, enabling its No. 1 debut on the Hot 100, marking her third chart-topper and the 1,000th No. 1 in the chart's history.
However, "Judas" is hobbled, to a degree, in that it was posted to iTunes later in the day than "Born This Way" was. The latter hit the retailer in the early morning, while "Judas" hit the store by late morning Pacific Standard Time. (Reuters)
SALMON: A 114-year-old retired railroad worker reputed to be the world's oldest living man died of natural causes on Thursday in the farming community of Great Falls, Montana.
Walter Breuning, who had lived in a local nursing home since 1980, was declared oldest man on July 18, 2009, by the Guinness Book of World Records.
"I am deeply saddened by the loss of my dear friend and a great Montanan, Walter Breuning," Governor Brian Schweitzer said in a statement. "He was wise even beyond his years."
Breuning was born September 21, 1896, in Melrose, Minnesota, and spent most of his early life in South Dakota before taking a job with the Great Northern Railway in 1913, according to the Rainbow Senior Living retirement home in Great Falls.
He moved to Montana in 1918 to clerk for the railway and married Agnes Twokey, a telegraph operator, four years later.
He retired from the railroad at age 66. He attributed his longevity to restricting daily meals to breakfast and lunch and to downing an aspirin a day.
In recent years, Breuning attracted a following, appearing on "News Hour with Jim Lehrer" in 2009 and participating in a question-and-answer segment in the magazine "Men's Journal."
"He was one of the kindest gentlemen and one of the humblest," said Stacia Kirby, spokeswoman for the Rainbow.
Kirby said Breuning's mind was lucid to the end and he had told his caretakers he was unafraid of death.
"Walter taught me that all things in moderation will help lead to a long life; that hard work and a modest living are enough for a happy life and most importantly that giving back to others is good for the soul," Schweitzer said. (Reuters) |
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CHICAGO: At least 22 people have been killed as a powerful storm whipped up tornadoes in its third day across parts of the southern, central and eastern United States, local media reported Saturday.
At least five people were killed as tornadoes left a trail of destruction in North Carolina on Saturday, leveling homes and businesses and knocking out power, NBC television reported.
One person was killed in Alabama's Marengo Country while six more died in Autauga and Washington Counties, MSNBC television reported.
The storm toppled trees and power lines, tore roofs off houses and scattered tractor-trailers across highways.
Two dozen tornadoes were reported in the southern states of Mississippi and Alabama on Friday, a day after 15 twisters struck in Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas, the National Weather Service said.
Many of Friday's deaths were in rural areas of Arkansas, where seven people were killed, and most of the damage was caused by falling trees.
But the storm was powerful enough to lift a double-wide trailer into the air and toss it about 70 feet (21 meters), killing a 65-year-old woman and critically injuring a 70-year-old man inside.
"Three of the seven victims were seven years of age or younger," said Tommy Jackson, spokesman for the Arkansas Department of Emergency Management.
"It's quite sad."
Falling trees killed a mother and her seven-year-old child in a house in Little Rock city, while a father and his infant son died in their mobile home in Garland County, Jackson said.
A six-year-old child was also killed when a tree fell on a White County house and a man was killed when a tree crashed on his trailer in Pulasky County.
Two other people were killed in Oklahoma when a major twister tore through Atoka County.
"It's pretty extensive," said Laura Taylor of the county sheriff's office. "There are several houses destroyed. The school is pretty much leveled and there's two confirmed dead."
Another person was killed in Greene County, Mississippi, according to local media.
Meanwhile, North Dakota struggled to contain near-record flooding of the Red River. (AFP)
NEW YORK (AP) Medical experts said that the habit of eating vegetables than meat kurun heartsyndrome, diabetes and mortality gyrtbay have given half the chance. lumalynda Universityprofessor of ryzu Naik S. According to this studyeat vegetables Metabolic rate among syndrum hasseen 36 percent, because of his heart symptoms,causes diabetes and other diseases are alreadybeing evidence. Metabolic syndrum is one of these5 factors bldprysr, adverse health cholesterol ,High glucose level is an avenue for other diseases.The research will eat only vegetables, meat withvegetables or meat and vegetables people eatmore than 700 blood samples were checked. In the meantime cigarettes Smoking, physicalactivity, calories and alcohol burn process factorswere also monitored. experts reported people eatonly vegetables Metabolic syndrum 39 percentprevention rate, medium rate group 37 and those who eat meat I rate was 25 percent.
WASHINGTON (Agencies) Pakistani diplomat in Washington set Pakistani woman imprisoned inTexas met Dr Aafia Siddiqui. diplomats AqeelNadeem Pakistani Ambassador Husain Haqqanisaid the meeting with Dr Aafia Siddiqui. meetinglasted two hours. meeting Dr Aafia Siddiqui duringtelephonically based in Karachi and mother to their children was made. Aqil Nadeem on the occasionsaid that Dr Aafia, including access to theconsulate to ensure all possible facilities. thisseries American Administration and the entireTexas prison authorities are in touch while on the occasion Dr Aafia Siddiqui said that he wascompletely healthy and what happened with himany serious grief, however controversial, which can not talk Country or face difficulties PakistanEmbassy, Pakistan Embassy help from Dr AafiaSiddiqui expressed satisfaction. Embassy DrAafia Siddiqui as his brother's wish has also set up a meeting. Aqil Nadeem said That not enoughtime to meet their children were very disturbedbecause of the Pakistan Embassy to provide legal assistance of all kinds is trying.
International Court of Justice, Croatia, two formergenerals to 24 years imprisonment Hague, Zagreb(APP): International Court of Justice Croatia twoformer generals on in 1990 srbun kill orders to 24years imprisonment order heard Given. Haguetribunal judges week after completion of the trial, former general anty gutuuyna Croatia 24 years andanother former general mladyn markak sentencedto 18 years have heard the ruling. verdict cameshortly after the capital of Croatia Zagrebcelebrated by the people and expressedhappiness. Zagreb proceedings directly in centrallocations to show huge askrynyn were installed.Hague tribunal judges on Saturday after completion of proceedings Croatia's formerGeneral anty gutuuyna 24 years and anotherformer general mladyn markak sentenced to 18years have heard the ruling.
TEHRAN (AFP) Iran 4 accused guilty afterSaturday publicly executed sister was. accusedprqtl, robbery auraguaء cases established hadcourt proceedings completed and crime provenlater publicly executed the orders issued. Iraniannews organizations seal the accused one of the 8people to murder charge which was the thronedock called the city publicly hanged was, other 3accused kuayran the shrsyraz in publicly hangedwas, these prqtl, robbery and kidnapping besides2 security personnel Were accused of killing.
Jalalabad (AFP / Reuters) Afghanistan Afghan army uniform, wearing a military hydkuartrzpr suicide attack which resulted in 5 foreign soldiers and 4 Afghan ahlkarhlak were compared during 8 afradsdyd injured. Taliban spokesman said the attack claimed responsibility for the claim that midwife Kundi from suicide bmbarayk months ago Afghan army recruitment huatha. foreign news agencies the Afghan Defence Ministry said the attack confirmed saying that the eastern province of Laghman 4 Afghan soldiers were killed, although Officials say the attackers aursks has started investigation into whether he was out or had military hydkuartrzky andrtaynat. aysaf spokesman confirmed the incident, saying the military base in Laghman gmbyry the desert in suicide attack 5 soldiers were killed, although spokesman policy according to their identity more details tell. aysaf spokesman said initial reports according to the time attack was then nytuaurafgan official meeting was in progress. Afghan Defence Ministry spokesman General Azmi said expressed concern that the attack can be completed turprnzrandaznhyn aurafgan ahlkartha army, however, has started investigation in this regard.
Karachi leveled coach tumbled down the bridge inBahawalpur, 20 passengers injured
... leveled passenger coach Karachi RawalpindiRawalpindi district Bahawalpur area below the bridge grgyy cny is Goth. which resulted in twopassengers were injured.
Tripoli ... Libyan government opponents msrathwhich human rights organization in the attack onthe World to use klstrbm charges dismissedagainst opponents said the army used clusterbombs are not. mamrqzafy particular U.S.prgursrua getting refuge in another country has. aU.S. akbarky gurkrna about the U.S. administrationstarted out that if Libya's Colonel Gaddafi to whatcountry tuanhyn be dluayy protection. akbarkyGaddafi's report said a aurafryqy country or beassigned to a country to accept gajuanhynPrtyarhu. here in Libya rebels said governmentforces msrath on Saturday an industrial area prkmleast, 100 rockets fired. aurshrprklstrbmun attackswere. human rights international organizationHuman Rights Watch also msrath residential areascluster bombs used Kaalzam is applied to it, however, rejected the Libyan government HumanRights Watch challenged the charge that theyimpose to kusabt.
Manchester ... Pakistani-born British boxer AmirKhan beat Ireland's Paul Mac kulsky krurld uyltrlight weight title won five times. held in Manchesterfrom the start of this competition Aamir Khan keptthe pressure on Challengers, five rounds eachother until both baksrz Tabr to break down theattack in which you gain weight appeared AamirKhan, Aamir Khan finally in the sixth round on theplot which resulted in Paul Mac kulsky woundabove the left eye came, the doctor to examineChallengers after more fight was allowed tocontinue like this referee Aamir Khan declared the winner, Paul Mac klusky not appear satisfied withthe decision given promoter, said his decision wasin a hurry and wounds so deep That competition isnot hindered.
Pune ... Abhishek Bachchan Bollywood action herohit his own forthcoming film reached a quarter pointto promote. Pune Abhishek Bachchan told a pressconference that hit tail tail story revolves around apolice officer whom Goa Drug mafia is responsibleto end. The film of 70 popular songs of the decadehit tail tail including the re-mix. dypyka pdukun sukand volatile actress played in the film kyahy kradarof heroin, died April 22 Hit tail To be released.
London ... British princes William and Katewedding mydltn few days left, but they have startedto get gifts. Britain's royal family wedding from allwalks of life people are so interested in hisassessment that led Michael may be the leadingBritish glukarjarj their romance a beautiful songalbum has the name of the royal couple. mydltnPrince William and Kate tied the knot on April 29are married.
Washington ... Sl to Ha next installment loan for thePakistan and IMF in Washington between officialsfirst round of talks ended. daktrabdalhfyz FinanceSources Pakistani delegation led by Sheikh IMFloan talks with officials next Part of the issuediscussed. sources say that Pakistan's pooreconomic situation because Pakistan had to facehard questions. Pakistani delegation at the talks, Secretary Finance, Deputy Chairman PlanningCommission were gurnrastyt Bank. meeting the next round of Monday will be. In addition to talks with IMF officials in Washington mujudapnyFinance Minister Abdul Hafeez Sheikh also metChinese counterpart, he urged the Chinesecompanies in Pakistan to invest in petroleumsector. They Chinese Companies providing everypossible facility and support also made sure the.
Kua Khyber Pashtun province of Pakistan Malakand Division of the High Court bench of judges daralqzaء non-lawyers protest against the appointment continues the courts is also being boycotted.
U.S. District Bar Association President Asghar Khan said that last a month at Malakand Division lawyers and the opposition continued even during complete boycott of courts being.
Malakand Division last a month at lawyers during protests continued and is being complete boycott of courts.U.S. District Bar Association President Asghar KhanHe said that lawyers from a hunger strike camp has been imposed from morning till evening every day continues.
According to correspondent Rifat Asghar Khan Orakzai Allah says that two years ago, government NAR snh Sharia in Malakand Division Two thousand nine under and two bench daralqzaء the High Court bench daralqzaء daralqzaء the Supreme Court had announced the formation yet these courts can not be activated.
He also said both buildings have been for courts yet been appointed Judges of the courts and could not have started there.
Lawyer active leader said in court late and people of Malakand division lawyers are facing serious difficulties. They threatened that if courts were enabled to work late if more protests throughout Pakistan level series will be scattered.
Provincial government and a peace deal between Maulana Sufi Mohammad was also agreed that Sharia law was made in the enforcement of justice by throwing weapons in case of armed militant movement will announce the end could not do, however, was later.Clear that U.S. lawyers on Friday in this regard was held was also a large knuns the Supreme Court Bar Association President, Asma Jahangir, Pakistan's vice-chairman Abdul altyf barkunsl Afridi and Pakistan also attended the full support of lawyers was announced.
Khyber Pashtun government in Swat snh kua two thousand nine Islamic system of justice announced the establishment.
The announcement was a time when the Taliban in Swat and TNSM chief Maulana Sufi Mohammad was very active supporter and one of them these days demand Shariah in the Malakand Division was established justice system be conducted.
Before the announcement the provincial government and a peace deal between Maulana Sufi Mohammad was also agreed that Sharia law was made in the enforcement of justice by throwing weapons in case of armed militant movement will end later, however, not announced Could was.