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Argentina introduces hijab-friendly law

Argentina has introduced new legislation giving more freedom to its Muslim population to practice their faith without the fear of persecution.The administration of Argentinean President Cristina Fernandez pushed for the legislation, which allows Muslim women to wear hijab in public places, the Pres

Top leadership of Egypt's ruling party resigns

CAIRO,Feb 5, 2011 (Reuters): The leadership of Egypt's ruling party quit on Saturday after protests that have rocked the political establishment, but protesters dismissed the move as a ruse that would not deter them from their goal of toppling the president.Hosni Mubarak, who has reshuffled his gove

Tanzeem organizes Jalsa on 'Islah Muashira'

Bhatkal - 04 Feb, 2011: Majlis-E-Islah-O-Tanzeem yesterday organized a grand 'Islah Muashira' program here at Anjuman School Grounds, Bhatkal. According to the organizers the objective of holding this progam was to introduce resolutions and guidelines which have been approved at the recently conclud

ICC bans 3 Pak players for 5 years

The ICC has found three Pakistan cricketers guilty of corruption and banned each of them from the sport for five years. Former captain Salman Butt and fast bowlers Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir received their punishment at an International Cricket Council tribunal on Saturday. Butt was given a

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Afridi set to captain Pakistan at World Cup

Chairman Ijaz Butt has chosen to keep Afridi as captain for Feb. 19-April 2 World CupIslamabad, February 4, 2011 (AP) : Pakistan is expected to retain allrounder Shahid Afridi as captain for the World Cup.A Pakistan Cricket Board source, who could not give his name because the decision was not yet o

Construction boom on Saudi horizon

Riyadh allocates more than $695b to be spent on 687 projects before the end of 2015 Riyadh, Feb 4,2011 (Gulf News): A Saudi construction products company has called for efforts to boost the construction sector in the kingdom.The call was made at a time when reports are saying that building and const

Corruption is a cancer engulfing India, says Kalam

Abdul Kalam suggests chemotherapy to cure the ills afflicting political, bureaucratic and judicial systemsDubai, Feb 4m2011 (Gulf News)i: Corruption is a cancer-like situation engulfing India's political-bureaucratic-judicial system, requiring an urgent 'chemotherapy', former Indian president Dr A.P

U.S. in talks over possible Mubarak departure

WASHINGTON, Feb 3, 2011 (Reuters) - U.S. officials said on Thursday they were discussing with Egyptians different scenarios for a transition of power, including one in which President Hosni Mubarak leaves office immediately."That's one scenario," said a senior Obama administration official who spoke

Lion Sports Center organizes 'Islah Muashira' program

Bhatkal - 03 Feb, 2011: Bhatkal's renowned Sports and Welfare Organization, LION, yesterday organized a spectacular 'Islah Muashira' program here at Burni Grounds after Isha prayers. The program was begun with the Qir'at of Mohammed Anzer Gawai followed by Naat and Inaugural speech by Mohammed Rizwa

Idara Adab Islami Karnataka and Goa organizes felicitation program

Bangalore - Idara Adab Islami Karnataka and Goa organized a felicitation program and Mushaira Night here in Bangalore. On this occasion four eminent personalities from Karnataka have been felicitated with Hafeez Meeruti Award and Abdul Mughni Award. This award was comprised of Sipasnama, Shawl, Meme

Relatives say Cuban woman marks 126th birthday

CEIBA HUECA, Cuba, Feb 03, 2011 (AP) - Relatives and friends of a Cuban woman have celebrated what they say is her 126th birthday, though that claim to longevity is not recognized internationally.Cuba's Prensa Latina agency says Juana Bautista de la Candelaria Rodriguez has a civil registry document

Cairo protesters defiant after four killed

CAIRO, Feb 03,2011,(AFP) - Gunmen firing on protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square killed four people on Thursday as the thousands demanding President Hosni Mubarak go stood firm in their increasingly bloody 10-day revolt."All (four) were killed by gunshot, with one hit in the head," said Dr Mohammed

Its official, cell phone radiation is deadly

New Delhi, Feb 3: There have been numerous rhetoric doing the rounds on the ill-effects of mobile radiation for a while. The results are out and they are not pleasing at all. It has been found that radiation from mobile towers pose grave health risks including memory loss, lack of concentration and

Kerala High Court clears way for India's first Islamic bank

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, Feb 3, 2011, (TNN): The secular republic of India is all set to have its first Islamic bank.The Kerala High Court on Thursday dismissed petitions challenging the Kerala government's decision to establish India's first Islamic Bank which will work on the principles of Shariah.The

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Space telescope spots odd new solar system

WASHINGTON, Feb 2, 2011 (Reuters) : Astronomers have spotted a strange new solar system with small "puffy" planets packed in close orbit to their sun.The discovery, published in the journal Nature on Wednesday, is mystifying astronomers for the time being and illustrates just how much variety is pos