Defense-Technology News: DTN News: Pakistan - Latest Headlines News Dated October 31, 2010

DTN News: Pakistan - Latest Headlines News Dated October 31, 2010

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Symbolism in Obama`s India visit worries Pakistan
US President is likely to make a statement on the war against terror from the Mumbai’s Taj Hotel.
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New SCBA president may ease political tension
"Asma Jahangir may help ease the growing tension between the government and the judiciary."
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The not so sad faces of Pakistan
They are not angry and neither are they crying. Just caught up in not so sad moments.
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Obama calls Yemeni packages ‘credible terrorist threat’
The discovery of the suspicious packages on cargo planes in transit for the US sparked an international security alert.
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Parcel explosives reflect low-tech trend by al Qaeda
Two US-bound packages from Yemen containing explosive material were intercepted in Britain and Dubai.
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The parallel holy
Israel's borders are the most dominant single feature of the country's landscape.
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Dubai attracts property investors again
Dubai has again started attracting wealthy Pakistanis, who are fed up with the deteriorating law and order situation at home.
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London’s fruit trees offer bountiful urban harvest
The Organiclea association collected about 30 tonnes of fruit last year, mostly apples.
MULTIMEDIA
Business as usual, in prison
Asia's largest prison, Delhi's Tihar Jail, has taken its first step into online retailing.
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Aisam Qureshi, Rohan Bopanna in St. Petersburg semis
The IndoPak Express got back on track from being a match-point down to beat Viktor Troicki and Janko Tipsarevic of Serbia.
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Europe offers take toll on Brazil’s child stars
About 1,000 Brazilian players leave to play abroad every year, but in 2009 alone more than 700 returned to Brazil.
MULTIMEDIA
Tribute to Paul the ‘psychic’ octopus
Paul the octopus, who passed away in Germany, shot to fame during the 2010 World Cup after predicting the results correctly.
CRICKET
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Amir, Butt must wait for verdict on ICC suspensions
Officials from cricket's governing body said the hearing is extended and it will now conclude on Sunday.
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‘Pakistan cricket going through tough times’
Waqar Younis says missing players through suspension has led to the team’s struggles.
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Younis returns
Younis Khan has joined the Pakistan squad currently undergoing training at Gaddafi Stadium Lahore.
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Batman sequel gets a name: ‘Dark Knight Rises’
Warner Bros. confirmed the name for Christopher Nolan's third adventure about the DC Comics vigilante hero.
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Amid bitter US campaign, liberal comics plead for sanity
The Rally to Restore Sanity and the March to Keep Fear Alive are expected to draw over 100,000 participants.
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Wills Lifestyle fashion week
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