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Subhankar | Sep 29 2007
monks marching in burma
Burma is going through difficult times these days. The protests against hike in fuel prices that first flared up the uprising have now caught international attention and with the increase in focus by the international community on the South Asian...
AMIT | Sep 29 2007
blast in afghanistan army bus
Taliban is sprouting its head again in Afghanistan and the proof is no less devastating than the news itself. A suicide bomber boarded an army bus only to blow himself up, killing 27 soldiers and injuring several others, proving that Taliban is now...
AMIT | Sep 29 2007
taiwan testing missiles
China has for long terrified Taiwan with its big Boss attitude towards the tiny state. But, it is time for Taiwan to sprout its head from the mud of darkness and harness military power by developing missiles, a move to send panic waves across the...
Vinod | Sep 29 2007
sep 23
The whole Asian continent was marked with the upheavals this week - be it political or violent. The continent is witnessing the wide ranging problems as Pakistan and Burma are toiling hard to get rid of their Military rulers. Afghanistan is marked...
Vinod | Sep 27 2007
bushkarzai
Afghanistan, the first country to bear the wrath of 'War on Terror', still after six years of war, it's miles away from a stable country or fully functioning democracy either. The suicide bombings and the terror attacks are on and innocent people.
A | Sep 26 2007
iran india pipeline
It is very likely that Time magazine's 'Man of the year' may be Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, simply because he seems to be the man who currently holds the keys to the oil kingdom of Iran, the world's second largest owner of oil reserves....
Vinod | Sep 26 2007
vietnam2
A bridge under construction on the Hau River, a branch of the Mekong River in southern Vietnam, collapsed killing at least 18 workers and the numbers for the missing or injured still remains unknown. Thirteen people died on the spot when 98 feet..
Subhankar | Sep 25 2007
monks protesting in burma
They had a similar uprising in Burma in 1988 and it was ruthlessly crushed by the military junta. But 19 years fast forward and the effort to rekindle the old spark hasn't died among the monks in the country. Democracy in the South Asian nation was...
Vinod | Sep 25 2007
mushuru
'The U.S. government hired a dog in uniform.' This is what people say about Musharraf in Pakistan, but still someone is ridiculously bent upon continuing in the power. May be he can't help it out for power is too lucrative. Well, more or less it's a...
Subhankar | Sep 24 2007
riots in bangladesh quite common
The University of Dhaka in the capital of Bangladesh appears quite serene and placid at first glance. With its stately, tree-lined campus and the atmosphere of a truly great education institution, the University does provide a brilliant panorama. But.

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on Bangladesh becomes political... now a days its become our cultural.
on A new incident of rape... I have heard about all this before the raping of native women of Okinawa Japan. But do we...
on PAKISTAN IS A KIND OF WMD,... Interesting post about Pakistan.
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on North Korea joins nuclear... human too makes destruction of the earth.
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