College of engineering Bhubaneswar
Sep 06, 2010 Updated 18:52 hours IST (+5:30GMT)   |   Oriya
quick_news.jpg (2406 bytes) Azad aide among two Maoists held in Orissa***Girl tests positive for H1N1, 8 others quarantined***Vedanta refinery office ransacked, 35 workers arrested***Hardcore Maoist held in Malkangiri***1,300 more CRPF jawans arrive in Orissa to take on Maoists***Orissa to move Supreme Court against Polavaram project***Bijay K Patnaik to be Orissa's new Chief Secretary***Cuttack bandh evokes partial response***12 sentenced to 5 years in Kandhamal communal riots***Howrah-bound Rajdhani Express derails in West Bengal's Hooghly district. No casualty***Centre widens ambit of panel looking into Posco project***Former footballer Madhabacharya Purohit passes away***Senior Congress leader and former Orissa minister Habibulla Khan resigns from party***XIMB Students reach out to underprivileged school children***Whirlwind causes destruction in Paradip***Posco project: Central team meet govt officials, political leaders***Meena Gupta committee visits Posco site, takes locals' views***Puja specials between Puri and Howrah***Voice of tribals not stifled in Orissa: Naveen***Policeman shot at during raid in Jajpur***BJD youth wing protest Centre's decision on Vedanta issue***IPS officer files defamation suit against CPM leader in Cuttack***Clarify if Rahul shared dais with suspected Naxal: BJP***Rahul speaks in Oriya, wins tribal hearts***Central team to visit POSCO site on August 27***Rahul Gandhi visits Vedanta site, backs tribals***Assault case against district magistrate in Balasore***Alleged casteist remarks by minister spark row***Lawyers observe cease work in Orissa***BJP demands Naveen's resignation over Vedanta issue***Under-trial beaten to death by jail inmates in Berhampur***Maoists kill former sarpanch, son in Malkangiri***Prafulla Ghadai escapes unhurt in road accident***Vedanta episode not to tarnish India's image: Montek***Orissa in possession of large bauxite reserve***Govt rejects environment clearance to Vedanta***Rejection of environment clearance to Vedanta unfortunate: Orissa***Second Ladle Furnace of RSP inaugurated***Swine Flu toll rises to 14 in Orissa
naxatra ad
  Naxatra News
State
Nation
Politics
Sports
World
Business
Entertainment
Health
Markets
Crime
Leisure
Wildlife
Xuberance '08
Naxatra News Live
 Photo Gallery
Orissa Delegates team in US
More >>
 Industry News

Indian Oil to complete Paradip refinery by 2012
***
NALCO Q4 net profit dips
***
Bhusan Energy buys 0.19 pc of Orissa Sponge
***
RSP achieves best production in feb
***
Kalinganagar steel units demand reduction in iron-ore price
***
Sahara Power to set up 1,320 Mw project in Orissa

Naxatra Live in Style
 Naxatra Interactive
Forum
Hot Debates
Photo Gallery
Music Gallery
Video Gallery
 It is India which blinked on talks: Pak min Qureshi
 Islamabad
 Monday, February 08, 2010
 

Hours after India proposed dates for Foreign Secretary-level talks, Pakistan has claimed that it was New Delhi which had blinked not Islamabad.
 
 

Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said that it was India which had talked about breaking their "relationship" with us and their turning their back on us.

"But two days ago, India has approached and said they want to sit and talk to us and want to resume their relationship with us," Qureshi told a public meeting in Multan in Punjab yesterday.

"Pakistan hasn't knelt... It didn't kneel. Pakistan held its ground," the Pakistan Foreign Minister indulging in rhetorics as a build up to the talks has started.

Qureshi said that Pakistan would present its case before India claiming "our case is strong. It's not weak, whether it be Kashmir or water or any other issue. PTI
About Us   |   Archive   |   Advertise with Us   |   Feedback   |   Disclaimer   |   Contact Us
 
hit counters
Your Visitor No.
© 2010, Naxatra News. All rights reserved.

 
Hosted by : Suryanandan.Net