IOS Lifetime Award for Sheik Ali
NEW DELHI: (AMN) The Institute of Objective Studies (IOS) has decided to confer its 4th Lifetime Achievement Award 2010 to renowned historian Prof B Sheik Ali.
Jamaat focuses on Muslims’ education
TIA Special Correspondent NEW DELHI: Keeping its political ambition behind, the Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH) has decided to focus on the education of the Muslim community.The JIH on Saturday formed a…
Daawat’s aroma to captivate Middle East
BY TN ASHOK Notwithstanding the current unrest in the Middle East, the demands for Indian products, particularly the Basmati rice are growing uninterruptedly. The aromatic and tasteful, Indian Basmati rice…
Tsunami: Atomic alert sounded in Japan
TOKYO: An explosion in a nuclear power plant has triggered a nationwide atomic alert in Tsunami-earthquake Japan.
All Indians safe in Japan worst tragedy
TOKYO/ NEW DELHI: All Indian nationals are safe in the quake-hit Japan, as rescue operation is going on in full swing in that country.
Christians begin fast for peace
By Francis RodriguesMAGALORE:Crowd Christians,who witnessed a wave of attacks against them two years ago here, have started a 21-day fast and prayer vigil for safety and peace in Karnatka.
India offers help to quake-hit Japan
NEW DELHI: While expressing shock over the quake-tsunamis tragedy in Japan, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh offered India's readiness to help Japan, saying "our resources are at your disposal".
Threat to nuclear reactor
TOKYO: The Tokyo Electric Power Company has warned the Japanese government of an emergency situation at a nuclear power plant in quake-stricken Fukushima Prefecture.
MASSIVE TRAGEDY HITS JAPAN
TIA Monitoring Desk The biggest earthquake of the history hit Japan Pacific coast of country's northeast claimed hundred of lives. Tsunami waves hit a wide-ranging area from Hokkaido in the…
Govt formulates plan to rescue Indian sailors
ASHOK B SHARMA /TIANEW DELHI: India is making efforts to rescue the remaining 53 Indian sailors who are still captive of Somali pirates. On Wednesday only 11 Indian sailors of…