Scenes from Diwali Motorcade 2011
Georgetown : This evening the eve of the Hindu festival of Deepavli (Diwali), the Guyana Hindu Dharmic Sabha hosted their annual Motorcade. More than 13 floats from Mandirs across…
Month: October 2011
Hayden: Out of Iraq, into Libya
Michael Hayden says U.S. took on new responsibility for events in one Arab country while announcing plans to pull its troops out of another
Spinners condemn England to 5-0 whitewash
Steven Finn continued his impressive personal performance in an otherwise abject England campaign, but another scruffy fielding performance undermined his best efforts
Peter Ramsaroop backs PPP for Nov. 28th elections
Georgetown : 33 days before Guyana elections there has been a lot of political hop scotching, the latest being Presidential Candidate of Guyana People’s Partnership (GPP) Peter Ramsaroop has…
Cease fire declared in Sanaa, but clashes continue
A cease fire announced Tuesday in Yemen's capital city of Sanaa did not appear to be holding, but a U.S. State Department spokeswoman said it nevertheless constituted a "good step" towards ending violence in the country.
Baby rescued from Turkish quake rubble
Rescuers in eastern Turkey pulled a baby, her mother and her grandmother alive from the rubble Tuesday, two days after a devastating earthquake.
Bhatti six-for rocks Hyderabad
A round up of the action from the first day of the fourth round of the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Division Two matches
England seal 3-0 series win
England women claimed a series whitewash with a five wicket victory over South Africa at Senwes Park
Sarfraz Ahmed routs Sialkot for 139
A round-up of the first day’s play in the fourth round of Division One matches in the Quaid-e-Azam trophy 2011-12
Delhi, Punjab and Baroda seal qualification
A round-up of the action from the ninth match-day of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2011-12
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