Indo-Pak joint probe!!!
Posted by: rksadhu on: 8 January 2009
- In: Government| Terrorism| USA
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While discussions and war of words by ministries of India and Pakistan have been on, Sean McCormak the US State Dept. Spokesman has now suggested that India and Pakistan should act together and go ahead with a joint probe on .
Each side has pieces of the puzzle that the other doesn’t. So its in their interest to act together.
It could be the WTF statement (suggestion) of the day. McCormak needs to be enlightened that the Pakistanis are not interested and have already denied chances of a joint investigation.
Read what the Bush administration has to say on the joint probe here.
Pak’s Security Adviser sacked
Posted by: rksadhu on: 8 January 2009
Mahmud Ali Durrani, the National Security Adviser for Pakistan, was been sacked by the govt. (read the Prime Minister) for allegedly stating that Kasab had Pakistan connections. Guess what, the revelation was made public without the notice of the Prime Minister Gilani. Gilani later accused Durrani of tarnishing the nation’s image with his statements.
Is n’t it funny to watch the terrorist nation attempt to save its face and claim to be a peace loving nation?
Smith’s team stuns the Aussies
Posted by: rksadhu on: 22 December 2008
- In: Cricket
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Ricky Poning and his men were found wanting in a match that would be remembered for the spectacular batting display by the South Africans. It was rather amazing to watch Grame Smith relax while his team was racing towards a record chase at Perth without much difficulty. A fabulous win this was for the visitors who chased 414 runs quite comfortably leaving the hosts in dismay. Smith’s century provided the much needed start and his partnership with Hashim Amla proved vital. Then on the momentum was carried by DeVilliers who, along with debutant Duminy, guided his team to a record win against Aussie.
Beating the Aussies in their backyard isn’t that easy. But Smith’s team showed it isn’t that difficult too. The Aussie glory is slowly fading away as is their dominance in world cricket.
Personally, I’m loving the Aussie defeat not that I hate them but because the champion team has been outplayed.
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