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• Gandhi's grandson appeals for Pak flood relief, 2010-09-04
Miseries of millions unleashed by unprecedented floods in Pakistan brought together grandsons of two famous men in the Indian sub-continent to raise money for the sufferers. more >

• Republican accuses Indian American challenger of playing race card, 2010-09-04
A Democratic Indian American Congressional candidate for the November elections to the US House of Representatives has been accused by his rival of playing the race card. more >

• Pelosi calls for release of Iranian rights activist, 2010-09-04
US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has urged Tehran to release an Iranian human rights activist who is scheduled to go on trial today on charges that could carry death penalty. more >

• Obama announces $33 million for flood refugees in Pak, 2010-09-04
US President Barack Obama has signed an executive memorandum to provide USD 33 million for the refugees of Pakistan's worst floods that have claimed over 1,700 lives and affected 20 million people. more >

• Obama to meet NATO chief on Tuesday, 2010-09-04
US President Barack Obama will meet NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen and discuss various issues related to Afghanistan on September 7, the White House has announced. more >

• US condemns terrorist attacks in Pakistan, 2010-09-04
The United States has strongly condemned the terrorist attacks in Pakistan's Quetta and Peshawar cities that claimed at least 61 lives and left nearly 200 others injured. more >

• Pakistan Taliban a force multiplier for al Qaeda: US, 2010-09-02
Pakistan-based Tehreek-e-Taliban (TTP) is a force multiplier for al Qaeda which poses most threat to America and wants to topple the government in Islamabad, a top US official has said. more >

• Unfortunate incident but no official apology to Pak: Pentagon, 2010-09-01
The Pentagon on Wednesday termed as "unfortunate" the reported incident of interrogation of top Pakistani Army officials by US security officials at the Dulles International Airport, but said that it has not "officially apologised" to Islamabad. more >

• Thousands of Chinese troops active in Khunjerab Pass in Gilgit, 2010-09-01
A noted American South Asian expert today said that thousands of Chinese soldiers are stationed in the Gilgit-Baltistan area in the occupied Kashmir in Pakistan. more >

• Pak military delegation detained, 'rudely treated' at US airport, 2010-09-01
A delegation of senior Pakistani military officials visiting the US was deboarded from a plane, detained, "interrogated and rudely treated" by security officials after one of them made a comment to a flight attendant, prompting the team to head home in protest. more >