Govt source says fiscal deficit may widen more
A government source said the fiscal deficit could widen more than targeted for the year ending in March, potentially requiring additional market borrowing.
The government source said the fiscal defic
Taliban vow to attack Indian targets
Pakistan's Taliban movement threatened on Thursday to attack Indian targets to avenge the country's execution of Mohammad Ajmal Kasab , the lone survivor of the militant squad responsible for a rampag
Redford lends name to conservancy
Hollywood star and environmentalist Robert Redford lent his name on Monday to a new nature conservancy at a Southern California college, saying he hoped the research institute could help the environmentally-abused region.
Jackie won’t do more action films
Kung Fu superstar Jackie Chan said that while the upcoming film Chinese Zodiac 2012 will be his last major action movie, citing his increasing age, he will still be packing punches in the world of philanthropy.
Pope’s 3rd book on Jesus reaffirms virgin birth
Pope Benedict published the last part of his trilogy on the life of Jesus on Tuesday, delivering an early childhood narrative which strongly reaffirms the doctrine of the virgin birth as an “unequivocal” truth of faith.
Israel pounds Gaza, ground invasion possible
Israel bombed Palestinian militant targets in the Gaza Strip from air and sea for a fifth straight day on Sunday, preparing for a possible ground invasion though Egypt saw "some indications" of a truc
Irish PM says won't be rushed on abortion issue
Ireland's prime minister said on Friday he would not be rushed into making a decision on the issue of abortion, after Savita Halappanavar, an Indian woman who was refused a termination died from blood
Rockets hits near Tel Aviv as Gaza death toll rises
A rocket fired from the Gaza Strip landed close to Tel Aviv on Thursday, in the first attack on Israel's biggest city in 20 years, raising the stakes in a military showdown between Israel and the Pale
Ireland to clarify abortion rules after Indian woman’s death
Ireland's government pledged on Thursday to clarify its abortion laws after an Indian woman who was refused a termination died from blood poisoning in an Irish hospital.
India launches probe against Walmart
India is investigating Walmart Stores Inc. over allegations it violated the country's foreign exchange rules, a senior law enforcement official with knowledge of the matter, told Reuters on Friday.
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