'Australian police tried to hush up attack on Indian'

BRISBANE - Police tried to hush up a knife attack on an Indian last month at one of the busiest train stations in Australia to prevent sparking off another racial abuse debate, a media report said Saturday. Thirty-four-year-old Narendrakumar Patel’s throat was slashed in an attack on Platform 9 at Brisbane’s Roma Street Station about 4.20 ... Original source on Gaea Times at : ‘Australian police tried to hush up attack on Indian’.

Bulldogs tenacious about following The Butler Way, right into NCAA's Final Four

Butler’s way leads to Final Four INDIANAPOLIS - In today’s one-and-done college basketball world, team ball can be a tough sell. At Butler, it’s the rule. With most of its roster from Indiana or bordering states, Butler recruits are well-versed in the school’s expectations before they arrive on campus. If they’re not interested in playing the Butler way, ... Read more : Bulldogs tenacious about following The Butler Way, right into NCAA’s Final Four.

University Of Hyderabad Issues Admission Notice

HYDERABAD, INDIA (GaeaTimes.com)- University of Hyderabad, which is rated as one of the leading universities of the country has declared the date for its Post Graduate entrance test for 2010. The university offers a variety of Post Graduate Courses for the students. It offers a 5-year integrated Masters Degree course for the students of .... Read the original article  : here.

Brit pupils given iPhones to spy on teachers in lessons!

LONDON - A school in Britain has reportedly provided pupils with iPhones to monitor the performance of their teachers. The unnamed school in Kent insists it is a “quality assurance” programme. Children can pass instant judgments to senior teachers on the quality of the .... Original article  : Brit pupils given iPhones to spy on teachers in lessons!.

South Asian groups welcome revocation of 'misguided' travel policy

WASHINGTON - Leading South Asian groups have welcomed the rescinding of a “misguided policy” of enhanced security screening for passengers travelling from 14 predominantly Muslim-majority countries, including Pakistan, to the United States. “The new policy announced today is a step in the right direction, and we call upon the Transportation Security Administration to apply it in ... Read the original article on Gaea Times at : South Asian groups welcome revocation of ‘misguided’ travel policy.

Iranian President Ahmadinejad says sanctions help, rather than hurt, Iran's progress

Ahmadinejad: Sanctions aid, rather than hurt, Iran TEHRAN, Iran - President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says new international sanctions over Iran’s nuclear program would only strengthen the country by helping make it more self-sufficient. In a speech Saturday, the Iranian president also said U.S. pressure on Iran had backfired and made Washington more isolated in the eyes .... Source  : Iranian President Ahmadinejad says sanctions help, rather than hurt, Iran’s progress.

Soon, drugs that could kill cancer cells before their formation

LONDON - Just like dentists scrape away plaque to prevent tooth decay, it would soon be possible to keep cancer at bay by killing off precancerous cells every few months. Researchers have identified drugs that could accomplish the same in mice. Until now, attempts at the “chemoprevention” of tumours have not been .... Original source  : Soon, drugs that could kill cancer cells before their formation.

Pietersen scores his first IPL half-century (Statistical highlights)

MOHALI - Kevin Pietersen’s knock (66 off 44 balls) against Kings XI Punjab was his first half-century in Indian Premier League (IPL). Pietersen, who was playing his first match for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) this season, was adjdged the Man of the Match after RCB beat Kings Xi Punjab by six wickets Friday night. Other statistical ... Original source on Gaea Times at : Pietersen scores his first IPL half-century (Statistical highlights).