Officials in Tripoli said a missile intended to kill Muammar Gaddafi had destroyed a building in his fortified compound.
Mar 21, 2011
Libya unrest: West in 'medieval crusade' on Gaddafi, says Putin
Officials in Tripoli said a missile intended to kill Muammar Gaddafi had destroyed a building in his fortified compound.
India should play three spinners against Australia: Wasim Akram
Wasim Akram feels that Indian captain MS Dhoni should use 3 spinners against Australia in quarters in order to exploit weakness of Ponting's men.
Doctor who did Batcha's autopsy resigns
Dr Dekal said he put in his papers on March 3, more than a fortnight before Sadick Batcha's suicide, to contest assembly elections.
China takes hard line on activists, many missing
Activists say China's security apparatus is using the govt's anxiety over possible Middle East-inspired protests as a pretext for the crackdown.
Demand for tax waiver on films with Telugu titles
While owners of single-screen theatres in Maharashtra have decided to shut down for a week from March 25 demanding waiver of entertainment tax, theatre owners in Andhra Pradesh are also pressing with a similar demand.
Runway repair at Ahmedabad airport to hit travel
When air traffic peaks in summer due to holiday rush, maintenance work at the SVP international airport may disrupt the travel plans of Amdavadis from April to June.
Student shot dead by Manipur minister's son
A 21-year-old student was shot dead allegedly by the son of a Manipur minister, police said today.
Sharad Pawar wants FM to permit sugar exports
Agriculture minister Sharad Pawar has sought permission to allow sugar exports immediately saying this would help the industry to pay cane growers.
Mumbai's Anchorage 'paedophiles' to surrender
The two British nationals, whose acquittal in a case related to the sexual abuse of minor boys, was overturned by the Supreme Court are likely to surrender on Monday (March 21).
Bolton rocked by Holden lay-off
Bolton's Stuart Holden is set to be ruled out for six months after sustaining a knee injury during a challenge with Manchester United defender Jonny Evans.
Naismith to miss Brazil friendly
Rangers midfielder Steven Naismith has withdrawn from the Scotland squad for Sunday's friendly against Brazil.
Doctor who did Raja aide Batcha's autopsy resigns
Dr Dekal said he put in his papers on March 3, more than a fortnight before Sadick Batcha’s suicide, to contest TNadu polls.
Bengal polls: Mamata's deadline ends today, will Congress blink?
While Sonia has been strongly supporting the alliance, the sudden announcement of seats by Mamata did not go down well with the leadership.
Tendulkar puts integrity above quest for 100th ton
Sachin did not get his 100th ton but even his early dismissal was evidence of the integrity with which he has played for over two decades.
Libya declares new ceasefire amid Western attacks
Gaddafi's army announced a new ceasefire on Sunday, saying it was heeding an African Union call for an immediate cessation of hostilities.
Millionaires to ex-militants, Assam polls have it all
Millionaires to former militants and chargesheeted politicians - all are in the fray for the April 4 first phase of assembly elections in Assam.
Govt for review of order favouring fly-by-night firm
The state government has filed a modification application against the Supreme Court (SC) order that granted permission to a company to dispose of properties attached under the Maharashtra Protection of Interests of Depositors (in Financial Establishments) Act.
Binayak Sen acquittal in waging war case challenged
The Chhattisgarh government is not content with a life term for Binayak Sen for sedition. It wants the rights activist to be convicted for conspiring to wage war against the state.
No SC tag for Dalit Muslims, Christians?
The Centre seems tilted against the inclusion of “Dalit” Christians and Muslims in the Scheduled Castes list, arguing the need for evidence to show that converts continued to face discrimination of the same degree as before their exit from the Hindu fold.
Amnesty tells India to check rights abuses in Kashmir
Amnesty International has urged India to check alleged human rights abuses in Kashmir and end the "arbitrary and abusive" detention system in the troubled state.
Djokovic overhauls Nadal in final
Novak Djokovic defeats world number one Rafael Nadal and records his 18th straight win of the year in the Indian Wells final.
India win sets up Aussie showdown
India set up a World Cup quarter-final against holders Australia with a 80-run victory over West Indies, who face Pakistan in the last eight.
Stoner takes opening win in Qatar
Casey Stoner wins his first race for the Repsol Honda team in the opening race of the 2011 MotoGP season in Qatar.
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