US puts Pak's role in terror under scrutiny
The Clinton Administration is on the verge of declaring the Lashkar-e-Toiba a terrorist organisation and has put the Hizbul Mujahideen on a watchlist in a process that also examines Pakistan's official complicity in terrorist activity.



NASA will send two robots to Mars in 2004
US space agency NASA will sent two robots to separate regions of Mars in 2004 to seek out past or present traces of water, NASA associate administrator for space science Ed Weiler said.



Nazis, libel, porn -- Yahoo! case throws up a legal minefield on the net
Paris judge on Friday ordered experts to investigate how to bar French web surfers from tapping into on-line sales of Nazi memorabilia on websites accessed using the Internet portal Yahoo.



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