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The 2km wide, 48 km long man-made stone bridge connects India with Sri Lanka underwater. It has been carbon dated to 7,500bc with underwater cities in the shallow waters. Yet secret plans to destroy it to make a canal have been rushed through.

While the link of ULFA and other secessionist organizations to Pakistan's notorious Inter Service Intelligence via Bangladesh are well known and fully established

Is Ms Mayawati soaring into cloud nine as India appears to be inaugurating a women's era of sorts in politics?

If true, this event might prove to be a watershed in Nepal's current political ambience which is marked by uncertainties, unrest and uncontrolled agitations

With china hardening its negotiating position, the chances of an early, fair and reasonable settlement of the Sino-Indian boundary dispute have retarded.

Irrespective of the out come of the contest for the post of President of India, it is clearly emerging that contours of the politics in India are changing.

"No law and order, no elections". In these terse words, Mr. Chakra Prasad Banstola, a senior member of the Nepali Congress party and a former Foreign Minister of Nepal said in New Delhi

Beginning with flaws in computerized booking system, little or no interest in rail box operations and need for raising private funds to sustain freight traffic

The implications of the victory and new alliance built by Mayawati will not remain limited to the largest State of India but may also change the rule of game in Hindi speaking States

It has taken the Prime Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh to remind and admit to the people that corruption had spread like a cancer to every part of the country, when it concern road construction project

The anti-Musharraf agitation spear-headed by Chaudhary has transformed the national landscape and infused a new spirit in the people

On completion of three years in power the UPA Government at Centre looks to an uncertain future ahead as it has failed to make a mark in several fields

The roundtable conferences on Kashmir with the attendant hype are increasingly becoming a "tamasha" replete with disastrous consequences for the nation

More than 2000 officers opted to leave the Armed Forces prematurely in the last three years for reasons as diverse as being superseded for promotion to more lucrative offers from the corporate sector

Because of inadequate coverage about the activities of the "Madhesis" of Nepal at least in the Indian print medium, there are widespread confusion about not only the origins of the Madhesis but what precisely their demands are?

Three major players in the battle that is Bhahujan Samaj Party, Samajwadi Party and Bharatiya Janata Party have declared that they will like to sit in opposition instead of joining hands with their sworn enemies.

The Present Election Commission's suggestion to the political parties, that those against whom charge-sheets had been filed should not be allowed to contest, has been rejected by a parliamentary standing committee.

The Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, part of Human Resources Development has hardly fulfilled any of the aims and objects for which it was set up way back in 1982 at the time of the 9 th Asian Games in New Delhi.

Even though global terrorism has not lost steam, despite the international mobilization against it, it is increasingly taking recourse to suicide bombings to achieve its objectives

The Union Government has set up a new commission to review its relations with the States as it feels that the recommendations made by the Sarkaria Commission 20 years ago and implemented then have become outdated.

As Gen. Pervez Musharraf prepares his country for the next general election and getting another five-year term for himself as President-in-uniform, the Islamists have activated themselves all over Pakistan

The election of the President of India has always been a big event which goes a long way in deciding the political fortunes of different political parties.