March 14, 2010
Indian State Rajhistan accidents
Indian State Rajhistan accidents, many people are died and lot of people are injured. Resources said that many people are students. According to resources, 26 died and something 35 injured.
ANOTHER (TTP)LEADER NABBED
FAISALABAD: Another Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) leader, Qari Shabbir, was nabbed on Sunday in Faisalabad by security agency.
According to the sources, Qari Shabbir is said to be a close associate of recently killed extremist Dr Moaz alias Umar Kundi.
Shabbir has been shifted to an unknown place for investigation. Sources told Geo that he provided logistic support to the militants in the Punjab. However, police has denied his arrest.
Meanwhile three more terrorists were nabbed from Multan.
According to the sources, Qari Shabbir is said to be a close associate of recently killed extremist Dr Moaz alias Umar Kundi.
Shabbir has been shifted to an unknown place for investigation. Sources told Geo that he provided logistic support to the militants in the Punjab. However, police has denied his arrest.
Meanwhile three more terrorists were nabbed from Multan.
Formula One: Season’s first race Bahrain Grand Prix today
DOHA: The first race of the Formula One season Bahrain Grand Prix will begin here today.
The salient feature of the season is Michael Schumacher’s return to circuit.
The race to be held in Bahrain will be the first race of this season during which 19 races will be held.
Jansen Button of Braun team will defend his title in the event.
German driver Michael Schumacher has returned to the circuit.
The 41-year-old, seven-time world champion is making his comeback after three years in retirement. He also holds record of winning the most number of races (91).
He retired in 2006 and now he is making a comeback taking part in the Bahrain Grand Prix where an interesting contest is expected.
Schumacher's German compatriot Sebastian Vettel, 19 years his junior, topped the qualifying round and thus seized pole for Sunday's race in his Red Bull.
Defending champion Button will begin the race from the seventh position.
The salient feature of the season is Michael Schumacher’s return to circuit.
The race to be held in Bahrain will be the first race of this season during which 19 races will be held.
Jansen Button of Braun team will defend his title in the event.
German driver Michael Schumacher has returned to the circuit.
The 41-year-old, seven-time world champion is making his comeback after three years in retirement. He also holds record of winning the most number of races (91).
He retired in 2006 and now he is making a comeback taking part in the Bahrain Grand Prix where an interesting contest is expected.
Schumacher's German compatriot Sebastian Vettel, 19 years his junior, topped the qualifying round and thus seized pole for Sunday's race in his Red Bull.
Defending champion Button will begin the race from the seventh position.
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