6 bodies found in French Alps
The bodies of six climbers were found Sunday in the French Alps, authorities said.
Month: June 2011
No major issues discussed on opening day
The ICC’s five-day annual conference got off to a tepid start in Hong Kong, with none of the crucial issues being discussed on the opening day
Cleric thanks followers for pledging to attack U.S. military in Iraq
Radical anti-American cleric Muqtada al-Sadr thanked followers who offered to launch attacks against the U.S. military should he reinstate his notorious Mehdi Army militia, according to a posting on his website.
Israel approves economic sanctions against Iran
The Israeli Cabinet on Sunday decided to expand economic sanctions against Iran, aligning its policies with the United States and Europe on trade with the Islamic republic.
Guptill leads Derbyshire victory
New Zealand opener Martin Guptill mauled Warwickshire to give Derbyshire a six-wicket win in the Friends Life t20 North Group game at Leek
GPHC hydroclave system installed
Georgetown : Health Minister Dr Leslie Ramsammy reported that the hydroclave system, the first such in the Caribbean has been fully installed at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC).
Maha Sabha opens massive shopping Mall
Georgetown : The Guyana Sanatan Dharma Maha Sabha opened a Kalyan Centre and Shopping Plaza at Lamaha Street, Georgetown. The Centre will host a number of cultural, social and religious activities.…
Visa problems delay Ireland match
England’s women extend dominance
Claire Taylor roared back into form with a boundary-laden 66 to carry England to 134 before a professional team performance with the ball restricted India to 88 for 8
Education Ministry sets up programme to avoid repeaters in schools
Georgetown : The ministry of education will be hosting remedial classes for students who would have performed unsatisfactorily at the end of term examination. The ministry initialized the programme in an…
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