Pakistan polls: Musharraf bites the dust

February 19, 2008

News Fidel Castro steps down Photograph: AFP/Getty Images Pakistan polls: Musharraf bites the dust Dealing a body blow to the ruling PML-Q loyal to President Pervez Musharraf, Pakistan's opposition PPP and PML-N have emerged as the largest parties in the polls and may jointly form a government. · Interview: 'Musharraf's legacy will not be negative' · Pak: MQM wants to form govt with PPP, PML-N · Musharraf's party concedes defeat · US accepts Kosovo as a sovereign state · India worried Pak's N-arsenal may fall into jihadi hands · Canada not to allow promotion of Khalistan · Gay and accepted in Bangalore · Pak polls wil be totally discredited if Mushrraf wins: Biden · Karnataka cops hunt for fidayeen · Rapist lyched in Bihar · Mayawati is a feaudal lord: BJP · PMO told to make 29 Netaji files public · Idi Amin solution being worked out for LTTE chief Prabhakaran? · Bihar: 4 kg of uranium seized · 'Terror group was planning to kill Howard' · Cuba: Fidel Castro resigns · MI6 assassinated Diana, Dodi: Mohammad al Fayed · Illegal Indian immigrants on the rise in US: Report · Video: Samjhauta Express blast: Victims neglected

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