Indian envoy's house damaged, PM condemns NATO
Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee has condemned the NATO air attacks in Belgrade after the residence of Indian ambassador to Yugoslavia was damaged in a raid on Thursday.

Kurien's milky Sri Lankan dream turns sour on labour unrest
Dr. V Kurien's dream of replicating Operation Flood in Sri Lanka is fast turning into a nightmare as a simmering labour dispute at Kiriya, the NDDB-managed joint venture milk company.

Bhutto to remain abroad indefinitely
Convicted former prime minister of Pakistan Benazir Bhutto has decided to stay abroad for an indefinite period, giving indications that the Pakistan People's Party leader prefers to devise an Altaf Hussain-like political strategy to fighting a legal battle back home.

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