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'Al-Qaida trying to re-build its network in Pak'
New York: As the US hunted worldwide for leaders of al-Qaida this summer, a key planner of the attacks on World Trade Centre and the Pentagon, Ramzi bin al-Shibh, was living quietly in an apartment about 16 km from the American Consulate in Karachi, Pakistani law enforcement officials were quoted on November 1 as saying.
UN must not become an empty debating society: Bush
New York: Warning United Nations against becoming "an empty debating society" on the lines of the League of Nations, US President George W Bush said that if the world body fails in ridding Iraq of its weapons of mass destruction, US will do the job by itself.
British Parliament celebrates Diwali festival
London: The centuries-old British Parliament has created history by celebrating for the first time the Hindu festival of lights, Diwali, as an acknowledgment of the contribution of Indians to the British society.
18 children among 20 killed in Italy quake
San Giuliano Di Puglia: Rescue workers were frantically searching the rubble of a school for survivors of an earthquake that hit Southern Italy killing at least 20 people, 18 of them young children.
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