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Feb27
Shane Warne: The Next Big Challenge

Shane Warne has been appointed captain and coach of IPL Jaipur. IPL Jaipur is one of the eight franchises of BCCI-organized Indian premier league (IPL). The bowling legend has immediately expressed that he is looking forward to leading the side and his first task is to build a winning team in the twenty20 format.

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Feb27
Brad Hogg Says Good Bye to International Cricket
Australian cricketer Brad Hogg has gone into retirement from international cricket recently. The left arm chinamen bowler was almost a regular face of Australia’s ODI team since Shane Warne’s retirement from ODI cricket. Though he was regarded as an... Continue Reading
India: Good Time for Golf?
India is known as a ‘cricket crazy’ nation in the world when it comes to spots. Now, time has come to take golf into account as it is considered to be the fastest growing sport in India. Well, you... Continue Reading
Nepal: What Next?
Nepal is going to have general election on April 10, 2008. Unfortunately, most people in the country are not busy with election. Instead, they are worried for the return of political instability that plagued the nation for many years... Continue Reading
Feb26
India: Monkey Marriage Held
An exceptional marriage ceremony has been held in Ghanteswara village of Orissa state in India recently. It was not a typical marriage ceremony as both bride and groom were monkeys. Amidst a huge enthusiasm among the villagers, the marriage... Continue Reading
Bhutan: More Mobile Phones and Less Land Phones
Ugyen Penjore has written an interesting report in Kuensel Online: Landlines go under - cellulars soar. The heading is enough to give you the message. Mobile phone came to Bhutan in 2003 and in fact, Bhutan was one of... Continue Reading
Bhutan and Luxury
I have been writing about South Asia in this blog for nearly 2 years and I have tried my best to give adequate coverage about Bhutan. Most of the times, I wrote about the simple and innocent life style... Continue Reading
CB Series: India and Australia in Final
India will meet Australia in the final of CB Series. Australia confirmed their berth of CB series final earlier, while India secured a place of final with an excellent seven-wicket victory over Sri Lanka yesterday. Thus Sri Lanka crushed... Continue Reading
Nepal Elections 2008: 2,200 Candidates Filed Nomination
The generation in Nepal is going to take place in April 10 2008. So, there is just 1 and a half month left. Around 17.5 million people can vote in the election. Of course, not everyone goes to vote... Continue Reading
Pakistan: An increase in gas tariff will hurt the textile industry
Pakistan’s textile industry is going to face a tough time ahead. Till March this year, due to power shortfall, there will be loss of production. Furthermore, a 5.56% increase in the gas tariff will raise the production cost. It would... Continue Reading
Feb25
Honda aims high for Indian Auto Market
India has one of the fastest growing auto markets in the world. Last month, Tata Nano caused a sensation among the consumers. It is the cheapest car in the world. It will come to the market very soon. Honda... Continue Reading
Feb24
Bangladesh vs South Africa 1st Test: Great Expectations but Paradise Lost!
Yes, the day started with a lot of expectation for Bangladeshi fans. When the day started, they were dreaming of a big upset. However, the batsmen again disappointed Bangladesh. Bangladesh team started the second day with a lot of... Continue Reading
India: Rising Inflation and Food Price
No one likes inflation but it is a part of life almost in any country. The rate of inflation in India is not alarming but it is making life of ordinary people very difficult. Most people in India are... Continue Reading
Feb23
Lower rents and call charges decreases Sri Lanka Telecom's revenue
Because of lowering the rents and call charges, Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT) experienced a 17% decrease in its profit in the last quarter of 2007. However, the largest fixed line operator of Sri Lanka saw a 4% increase to Rs.... Continue Reading
Sri Lankan researchers developed herbal treatment for AIDS
Sri Lankan herbal medicine researchers have found herbal treatment for AIDS patients. This herbal medicine would lessen the pains and elongates the life span of AIDS patients. Researchers at the Bandaranaike Memorial Ayurvedic Research Institute (BMARI) developed this herbal medicine.... Continue Reading
Nepal: Fuel Shortage and Political Turmoil
Nepali people are going to have their general election on first half of April. So, there is less than 2 months left but few people are now contemplating on election. Instead, most people in the country are now busy... Continue Reading
Mobile phone subscribers increases in India :8.77 million mobile subscribers and still growing
India has proven it once again that it has a potential telecommunication market and there is more room for growth. According to a report published by Telecom Regulatory Authority India (TRAI), the country observed an addition of 8.77 million new... Continue Reading
HDFC Bank merging with the Centurion Bank of Punjab Limited
HDFC Bank, the third largest bank of India, is planning to buy Centurion Bank of Punjab Ltd. Though officials of the two banks said that there is no such speculations at this stage, news is out that today the board... Continue Reading
Nissan is planning to increase its presence in India
Famous Japanese auto-maker, Nissan, has finally decided to increase its presence in India. Since other big companies have entered into India earlier, Nissan is now planning to focus on building up a good supply line and a strong customer base... Continue Reading
Feb21
Inflation in Maldives in 2007
Inflation is a thing that is not very common in Maldives. However, in 2007, the people of Maldives got a shock of inflation as the rate of inflation doubled. The price of food items increased significantly and life became... Continue Reading
Nepal: Desperate Effort to Bring Fuel
Fuel shortage is now the main problem for Nepal. General election is knocking at the door but the people are now busier with tackling fuel crisis than any other thing. Nepal does not have any good reserve of fuel... Continue Reading
Feb19
Pakistan and Sri Lanka are looking forward to increase bilateral trade
To increase the bi-lateral trade between two countries, Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) and Sri Lanka Trade Development Board (SLTDB) are going to sign a memorandum of understanding in Karachi.... Continue Reading
Australian based Overseas Vehicles Sales Limited changes location in Sri Lanka
Now, Sri Lanka will produce cars of major brands to export to other countries in Asia. An Australia based company, Overseas Vehicles Sales Limited, will relocate its conversion facility in Sri Lanka to a larger place to increase its capability.... Continue Reading
Feb18
SAARC countries agree to reduce illegal wildlife trading
In order to protect the wild life, SAARC countries have agreed to work together on reducing the illegal wild life trade. The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation popularly known as SAARC has eight members at present.... Continue Reading
Maldives Eating Undersea: A Novel Experience?
Maldives is surely one of the most attractive tourist destinations in the world. In Aol, I found a list of The World's Most Unusual Restaurants. One restaurant was from Maldives: Hilton Maldives Resort & Spa. It is situated in... Continue Reading
Kathmandu: Fuel Crisis Hurting Life
People living in Nepalese capital Kathmandu are now suffering from a fuel crisis. Nepal does not have any big reserve of oil and it imports fuel from India on a regular basis. A continuous political strike has paralyzed southern... Continue Reading
Pakistan Elections 2008 in Google Hot Trends
The voting for Pakistan elections 2008 has finished and everyone is waiting for the results. The good news is that the poll has finished without any major violence. This is a very important election for the future of Pakistan.... Continue Reading
Pakistan Elections 2008: Latest Updates
Today, Pakistani people have cast their votes. I think that voting is almost over and the political parties are waiting for the results. This is a very important election for the future of Pakistan. Of course, the status of... Continue Reading
After Tata Nano, it's time for OneCAT
After the smallest and cheapest car, Tata Nano, Indian consumers are going to see a car that runs on air.  French inventor, Guy Negre, has been working over an environment friendly car for more than ten years. Indian auto-giant, Tata,... Continue Reading
Feb16
Tata is going to Make Helicopter
Tata shocked the world last month by unveiling the cheapest car in the world. It seems that Tata officials are in a mood to surprise us on a regular basis. Now, Tata is going to be in helicopter business. ... Continue Reading
Nepal: The Fight Against Population Growth
Population growth is perhaps the number one problem for South Asia. Feeding a huge population has become a major cause of concern for almost all the countries in this region. Nepal has a population growth of 2.2%. It is... Continue Reading
Nepal: Is Kathmandu heading towards Fuel Crisis?
The winter is almost over in Nepal. So, there should be less demand for fuel now. That is why, the news of impending fuel crisis in Nepalese capital made me surprised.... Continue Reading
Feb15
Stray dogs are becoming a major problem for Bhutan
The rising dog population is becoming a major problem for Bhutan. Coupled with this, the small number of veterinarians in the country has made the problem more accute. To control the country's dog population, government took up sterilization program in... Continue Reading
Feb14
The development must go on : the biggest challenge for the upcoming government of Pakistan
For the next government of Pakistan, continuing the economical growth of the country will be the biggest challenge. In a conference, ‘Economic Challenges for the New Government & other Sectoral Issues,’ organized by Investment Marketing Conferences (IMC), the speakers expressed... Continue Reading
Pakistan's large manufacturing industries experienced growth in the first five months of the ongoing fiscal year
According to a statistical report published by Pakistan’s Federal Bureau of Statistics, big industries in Pakistan have experienced a 7 percent growth in the first five months of the ongoing fiscal year.... Continue Reading
Feb13
Latest Updates of Reliance Power IPO
The IPO of Reliance Power created a lot of interest among investors a few weeks ago. It was hailed as the largest IPO in the history of India. Reliance Power had no problem to get nearly $2.9 billion from... Continue Reading
Feb12
Outsourcing to India : The USA is disnterested but the UK is interested
In my previous post, I wrote about American companies’ growing disinterest in outsourcing operations to India. Interestingly, American companies may be losing their interest but companies of United Kingdom are getting interested. Tesco, a major UK based retailer, entered the... Continue Reading
IT Outsourcing: Will India lose its attraction as a suitable IT outsourcing destination?
American companies are not happy with the performance of Indian IT service providers. Since they do not have any alternative at present, they are being forced to outsource to India. This is the finding of Forrester Research, a reputed USA... Continue Reading
Feb11
'Basanta Shrawan' without King Gyanendra
'Basanta Shrawan' is one of the popular festivals of Nepal. If you want to know about it then read this: Sri Panchami or Basant Panchami : (February). In the past, King of Nepal used to be the main guest... Continue Reading
Feb10
Corporate Bazaar 2008: How to Increase Revenue from Ready Made Garments (RMG) Export?
The only corporate fair of the country, Corporate Bazaar 2008, started yesterday. Five seminars will be held in this three day fair. The first seminar was held yesterday 3 p.m. at noon. The topic of the seminar was, “How to... Continue Reading
Maldives tourism sector experienced unprecedented growth in 2007
2007 had been a great year for the Maldives tourism sector. Finally, the major foreign currency earning sector of this tsunami torn country has turned around and started to make profit. Last year, the tourism sector experienced a 12.3% growth... Continue Reading
Feb 9
Bangladeshi Dolphins: An endangered species of Bangladesh
Till now, I have heard of dolphins in Bangladesh but this is the first time I am seeing picture of one. It is really beautiful. Check it out.  ... Continue Reading
Feb 8
Emirates Airlines and Sri Lanka Airlines part ways after ten years
After months of struggle, Emirates Airlines finally decided to sell its share of Sri Lankan Airlines and end its ten year contract with the company. This decision came following a clash of interest between the Sri Lankan government and Emirates... Continue Reading
Feb 7
Bangladesh: Corporate Bazaar 2008
Earlier today, I attended a press conference about Corporate Bazaar 2008. The press conference took place at the Hotel Sarina in Dhaka, capital city of Bangladesh. If you want to know about Corporate Bazaar 2008 then you should visit... Continue Reading
Feb 6
Indian IT companies are becoming performance conscious
India’s leading IT firm, Tata Consultancy Service laid off 500 workers for they could not meet the company’s performance requirements. This is not the first time, last year, 500 employees left the company for their poor performance results.... Continue Reading
Indian Telecom Sector: Getting flooded by investors
In the next three years, India’s telecommunication sector will have investment around $24 billion. The country’s growing economy and rising demand of mobile-phones among the consumers have attracted new mobile companies. This is one of the largest investments seen in... Continue Reading
Feb 5
Nepal Rofus-vented Prinia: New bird sub-species found in Nepal
A new species of bird has been found by scientists at Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve (KTWR) in Nepal. The new sub-species named, Nepal Rofus-vented Prinia (Prinia burnesii nipalensis) was first recorded to be found in Eastern Nepal two years ago.... Continue Reading
Nepal heading towards a dark future: Needs more ELECTRICITY
A small under-developed country, Nepal is now suffering badly from power shortage and the problem will become worse in the coming years. The tragic part of the story is that government agency, Nepal Electric Authority (NEA), which overlooks the country’s... Continue Reading
Nepal needs Rs. 30 billion ($ 471.5 million ) to rebuild the country
To rebuild the country, Nepal government requires about $ 471.5 million (30 billion Rupees). Nepal’s Ministry of Peace and Reconstruction submitted this proposal at the meeting with the representatives of the donor countries and agencies that ended today.... Continue Reading
Feb 4
Saudi companies are interested to invest in energy, steel and pharmaceutical sector in Pakistan
Three major Saudi companies are showing interest in investing in energy, steel and pharmaceutical sector in Pakistan. The chief executives of the three companies: Al-Tuwairqi, Hubco and Al-Bakri International, held three separate meetings with Caretaker Prime Minister, Mohammadmian Soomro yesterday.... Continue Reading

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