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Millions join pilgrimage to Ganges, CNNThe Kumbh Mela is a Hindu pilgrimage that is often referred to as the world's largest religious gathering. It is celebrated four times every 12 years, with the observance rotating between four different cities in India. javascript:void(0) Details |
Rio Tinto Trial Opens, WALL STREET JOURNAL, USStern Hu and a codefendant plan to plead guilty in the Shanghai court to charges of accepting bribes, a lawyer said. China has decided to make only part of the trial open. |
Nine militants were killed during security forces, The NEWSDARRA ADAM KHEL: Nine militants were killed during security forces offense in Orakzai Agency as forces also targeted militants in central Kurram area of Kurram Agency. According to sources, militants attacked security forces in Shanna Naka in Orakzai Agency. Nine militants were killed in retaliatory action. Forces backed by gunship helicopter and heavy artillery has launched operation again.. Details |
Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to revive jirga process, DAWNKarzai, who flew in here late in the afternoon, met Zardari at the Aiwan-i-Sadr after his arrival on a two-day visit. Details
PAK-US RELATIONS(DAWN)Economy, energy replace extremism as top US concernWashington felt the need to now focus on Pakistan’s economic and energy issues, said Mr Holbrooke, adding that the Obama administration had set up a water resources task force at the State Department to help Pakistan deal with a looming water crisis. Details |
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