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Top News Friday, February 13
• Scientists clone human (Manorama) South Korean scientists have announced they cloned several human embryos and managed to extract valuable stem cells from one, but experts cautioned the hope of tailored medical treatments from such techniques is still far off. • Hamas calls for suicide attacks against Israel (Times of India) The armed wing of the radical Hamas movement on Wednesday called on its activists to carry out large-scale suicide attacks against Israel in retaliation for a major gunbattle which left 13 Palestinians dead and 35 injured. • EU urges India, Israel, Pak to sign NPT (Times of India) The European Union's Irish presidency on Wednesday urged India, Israel and Pakistan to sign “unconditionally” the nuclear non-proliferation treaty • India violator of religious freedom, says US statutory body (Deepika) The US Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has recommended that the State Department designate 11 countries, including India and Pakistan, as ''countries of particular concern (CPCs)'' for violations of religious freedoms. • Saddam was on drugs when he decided to invade Kuwait: ex-aide (Manorama) Saddam Hussein was high on drugs when he decided to invade Kuwait in August 1990, a former aide of the deposed Iraqi strongman told a French radio station.
World of Sports Friday, February 13
Features February 2004
Kerala Polls February 2004
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