Pul Kanzri, December 31: People living in areas along India-Pakistan border have expressed concern over the unrest in Pakistan in the wake of assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
Residents of border villages, especially the farmers, who have their cultivable land close to the international border are wary of the fragile situation in the neighbouring country.
They say this is a grim reminder of the India-Pakistan Partition days when they were forced to flee their homes and hearths.
Washington, December 31: An Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay alumnus is working on electric cars that will not only be environmentally friendly, but also give their owners a chance to make lo
have expressed concern over the unrest in Pakistan in the wake of assassination of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.
Bikaner (Rajasthan), Dec 31 : Bikaner is playing a perfect host to tourists for the New Year ce
Agra, Dec 29 : At least three members of a family today died in a 
Bihar, Dec 29 : A two-year-old girl born with four arms, four legs and extra internal organs is w
in Orissa's Khandamal District improved on Saturday
