Fahim may not become Pak PM... More

February 28, 2008

News Congress leader Rahul Gandhi at Parliament after meeting with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh with a delegation of young parlimentarians regarding rural employment in New Delhi on Thursday. Photograph: Prakash Singh/AFP/Getty Images Fahim may not become Pak PM: Report Makhdoom Amin Fahim, the PPP leader who is the front-runner to become Pakistan's prime minister, may not bag the post as some sections of the party are lobbying for the position to be given to a leader from Punjab. · Pakistan: Sharif says no to presidential post · Missile strike on Pakistani seminary kills eight · Al Qaeda has increased its reach: US · Musharraf's impeachment still can't be ruled out: US official · Once again, Musharraf refuses to resign · Court stays extension of gag order on Raj Thackeray · 'The change in Pakistan will boost Indo-Pak talks' · Kanpur: Aircraft hits antelope, passengers safe · MV Rezzak tragedy: Search operation all at sea · 'You are working overtime to finish democracy' · 16 crushed to death by train in Surat · N-deal talks will take its own time: India · Rizwanur committed suicide, says HC · Two CRPF troopers killed in militant ambush in Kashmir · Cabinet panel approves new Sethu affidavit · Parliament adjourned again over farmers' issue · Bihar: Abduction case against MP · US not offering Kitty Hawk to India: Gates · Bobby Jindal's clean-up act in Louisiana · 'Next US President should listen to the world more, lecture less' · Obama or Hillary? Indian-origin legislators divided · Chaplin was on Hitler's hit list, says book · Thailand: Former PM back from exile to face graft charges · Video: Tagore's university attracts Japanese students · Video: Pak opposition parties to observe Judiciary Day · Video: Farmers' plight rocks parliament · Video: Pentagon chief Robert Gates meets defence minister A K Antony

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