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Pregnant women show colour paintings on their bellies during a body painting contest held for pregnant women at a hospital in Haikou, south China’s Hainan province August 7 2006. Picture taken August 7, 2006..(MORE PHOTOS->
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U.S. President George W. Bush addresses the 2006 Boys and Girls Nation delegates in the East Room of the White House in Washington July 28, 2006. .(MORE PHOTOS->
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President Bush and Prime Minister Tony Blair hold a news conference in the East Room of the White House, July 28, 2006…(MORE PHOTOS->। (more…)
Israeli soldiers prepare to enter southern Lebanon from a position on the Israeli Lebanese border22July2003. The Israeli military confirmed that ground forces had been holding positions in two villages in southern Lebanon for several days..(MORE PHOTOS->। (more…)
Golf carts transport G8 leaders to a meeting with G8 youth participants in St. Petersburg July 16, 2006.(MORE PHOTOS->। (more…)
Italy’s national soccer captain Fabio Cannavaro (L), Italian Sport Minister Giovanna Melandri (C) and Prime Minister Romano Prodi hold the World Cup trophy at Chigi Palace in Rome July 10, 2006. (MORE PHOTOS->। (more…)
On the occasion of the Asar Pandhra (Asar 15) festival, farmers planting paddy in a field at Bungmati and Harisiddhi of Lalitpur. Farmers usually plant paddy beginning Asar 15 (June 29) every year to mark the beginning of the monsoon in Nepal...(MORE "US President BUSH" PHOTOS->। (more…)
US soldiers return to their military base after a day out on patrol in the northern Iraqi city of Hawijah, in 2005. The top US commander in Iraq foresees a major reduction in US forces there by the end of 2007, with the first cuts in September, US media reported ,26June2006..(MORE "US President BUSH" PHOTOS->। (more…)
Sweden fans kiss before the Group B World Cup 2006 soccer match between Sweden and Paraguay in Berlin June 15, 2006. FIFA RESTRICTION - NO MOBILE USE .(MORE PHOTOS->। (more…)
A woman is taken off the field by security guards near the end of an international rugby union match between New Zealand and Ireland in Hamilton, New Zealand June 10, 2006. .(MORE PHOTOS->। (more…)
The sun sets as Mt. McKinley casts its reflection on Reflection Pond at the west end of Denali National Park road a few miles east of Camp Denali in Denali Park, Alaska, in this undated file photo. .(MORE PHOTOS->। (more…)
People wander amongst the crosses at the Arlington West Iraq war memorial display on beach next to the Santa Monica Pier in Santa Monica, Calif., on Saturday, May 27, 2006.(MORE PHOTOS->। (more…)
Saturday May 13, 2006 as seen from Bebung village about 20 km (12 miles) outside Yogyakarta, the provincial capital of Central Java province Indonesia. Officials raised the alert status of the Merapi volcano to the highest level, meaning that an eruption is imminent, and thousands began evacuating from its slopes. (MORE PHOTOS->। (more…)
U.S. President George W. Bush eats an ear of raw sweet corn during a campaign stop in Iowa, in this August 4, 2004 file photo. China’s Shenzhen Hualian Grains and Oils Trading Co. said on May 8, 2006 that it was still awaiting a permit from Beijing’s quarantine authority to unload 100 tonnes of corn from the United States.(MORE PHOTOS->। (more…)
Hundreds of Filipino mothers breastfeed their babies at San Andres Sports Stadium in Manila. More than 3,000 mothers packed the stadium in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for simultaneously breastfeeding their children6May2006. (MORE PHOTOS->। (more…)
Manuel Uribe sits on his bed at home in Monterrey, Mexico in a January 17, 2006 file photo. Uribe, who at 550 kilograms (1,212 pounds) is possibly the heaviest person in the world, hopes to travel to Italy for a life-saving operation to shed weight…(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Nepalese pro-democracy protesters demonstrate at the main entrance of the Singha Darbar,2May2006 the Nepalese Perliament, in Kathmandu. Nepal’s interim government filled its top cabinet posts with former ministers and veteran pro-democracy campaigners as it prepared to challenge the nation’s powerful monarch..(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
International Workers Day May1!A surfer prepares to enter the water as the sun rise’s over Sydney’s Dee Why Beach International Workers Day 1May2006. Sydney surfers enjoyed yet another day 4-6 foot waves in glassy conditions along most of the city’s beaches.(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Nepal’s newly appointed Prime Minister Girija Prasad Koirala waits at Narayanhiti Royal Palace before being sworn in by King Gyanendra in Katmandu, Nepal, Sunday, April 30, 2006. Koirala, president of Nepal’s Congress Party, will lead a new all party government which is expected to resolve Nepal’s ongoing political crisis.(MORE Swears/Parliament Session PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Speaker of the Nepalese lower house parliament Chitralekha Yadav, left, addresses the house at the first session of the reinstated parliament, in Katmandu, Nepal, Friday, April 28, 2006. Legislators prepared to reconvene parliament for the first time in four years, but faced the prospects of doing so without the country’s ailing 84-year-old prime minister, who was too sick to be sworn in Friday, even as thousands of political activists jammed the streets demanding the incoming legislators quickly make good on promises to have the constitution written..(MORE Victory Historic Parliament Session PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Thousands of Nepalese pro-democracy activists with their respective party flags, take out a victory march, in Katmandu, Nepal,Tuesday, April 25, 2006. Nepal’s opposition alliance called off weeks of devastating pro-democracy protests Tuesday after the king gave in to a key demand to reinstate Parliament, and named a former prime minister as its choice to head the new government.(MORE Victory March Protesters PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Injured protesters lie as police baton charge pro-democracy protesters, within a mile from the royal Narayanhiti Palace in Katmandu, Nepal, Saturday, April 22, 2006. King Gyanendra’s promise Friday to restore democracy in Nepal has met only with an opposition pledge of more demonstrations as 150,000 protesters filled the streets and with a top envoy warning the government could be nearing collapse..(MORE Pro-Democracy Protesters PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Afghan boys sell flowers along a road from Kabul to Istalif in the Shomali plains, about 30 kms north of Kabul. Forty-one suspected Taliban and six policemen have been killed in a major battle in southern Afghanistan in an area where the Taliban leader once lived, a governor said18April2006.(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Women’s association in Gulmi,Nepal on 13March2006,Various professionals, artists, development workers…have declared their support for the pro-democracy protest demonstrations in Nepal..(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Nepali Image-Gyanendra is due to give his traditional message to the nation on Nepali New Year day on April 14, 2006, and analysts and political foes hoped he might use the occasion to reach out to his opponents. .(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
An Indian rock python is seen with a guinea pig inside a snake park, 75 km (47 miles) from the northeastern Indian city of Siliguri April 12, 2006. 2006. The guinea pig is a rare species of rats and is used as food for snakes. .(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Models, all dressed in the same outfit, pass out flowers in New Yorks Bryant Park in celebration of Spring on Tuesday, April 11, 2006. Sears dressed one-hundred models and sent them around the city to showcase the latest apparel offerings in the Sears AccessStytle Guide.(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Flowers bloom on the sixth hole during practice for the Masters golf tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Ga., Wednesday, April 9, 2006(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
A Women injured seriously when security personnel opened fire at a group of pro-democracy demonstrators in Kathmandu,Nepal. nepal Police beats up an opposition party supporter after about 1,000 supporters took out a rally against King Gyanendra defying a government imposed curfew in Katmandu, Nepal, Sunday, April 9, 2006. Curfew was imposed on the fourth day of a four-day strike to thwart an attempt by opposition parties to hold a large demonstration against the king(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Girls react as U.S. President George W. Bush leaves the White House on the Marine One helicopter in Washington, April 6, 2006. Bush is travelling to Charlotte, North Carolina, to make remarks on the global war on terrorism. (MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Riot police block pro-democracy protestors in Katmandu, Nepal, Wednesday, April 5, 2006. Police detained at least 50 activists including Local lawyer of Arghakhanchi & Kathmandu Mr.Basu Dev Acharya in Nepal’s capital on Wednesday for defying a government ban on protests, officials said. A group of lawyers, journalists, teachers and doctors rallied in support of a planned four-day general strike by opposition political parties beginning Thursday to protest King Gyanendra’s direct rule over the Himalayan nation.(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Chinese models wear bikinis with the World Cup soccer designs on during a swimsuit design contest as part of the China Fashion Week in Beijing, China, Saturday, April 1, 2006. A week long fashion extravaganza to showcase local and foreign talents ends Sunday.(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Maoist rebels rest at Musiriya, about 600 kilometers (375 miles) southwest of Katmandu, Nepal, Sunday, April 2, 2006. Nepal’s Maoist rebels, fighting a decade-old insurgency against the monarchy, now have influence in nearly every district of this country of 27 million people, and citizens increasingly are wondering how their life would change if the rebels actually took power..(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
A person stands on a hilltop during sunset in Tbilisi March 30, 2006. Picture taken March 30, 2006.(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Solar eclipse is pictured on the monitors of the live television transmission truck on the coast of Side March 29, 2006.(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Natalie Oliveros poses in her apartment in New York March 21, 2006. Oliveros, who is also know as adult video actress Savanna Samson, has produced the wine Sogno Uno which received a 91 (outstanding) rating from wine expert Robert Parker. (MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Showing off : A peacock at La Aurora zoo, south of Guatemala City(March23,2006). (MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Gentle-monkey : A Pakistani monkey trainer (L) plays a flute while his monkey sits like a "gentleman" on top of an empty can in Islamabad,22March2006. (MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
A Shi’ite man cuts his head with a sword during the Arbain mourning rite in the Iraqi holy city of Kerbala, 68 miles southwest of Baghdad March 20, 2006..(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Polar bear cubs and their mother Huggies are placed on public display at the Ouwehands Zoo in Rhenen, the Netherlands March 10, 2006. It is the first time a polar bear in captivity has given birth to triplets, the zoo said. The three-month old triplet cubs were put out on public display for the first time Friday.(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
A woman sells chilli peppers at a Newyork market. Capsaicin, the heat-generating element in the chili peppers that delights spicy food lovers around the world, causes prostate cancer cells to kill themselves, researchers said.Newyork16March2006.(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Jal Shah (She writes her name as Jol) is the most popular actress in Nepalese film indusry. She was started her steps in Nepali film from "AVATAR". Now she is one of the top actress in Kollywood.(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Young Nepalese womens smearing their faces with red powder to celebrate holi, react as they are photographed -Holi in Beni, Myagdi district, Nepal, Tuesday, March 14, 2006. Holi, the Hindu festival of color, heralds the arrival of spring...(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Mother of missing fifteen-year-old Ram Bahadur Bamjon prays in the forest of Bara March 13, 2006. Nepali police began hunting on Saturday for the Nepali boy whom some people believe is a reincarnation of Buddha after he disappeared from the site where he had been meditating for almost 10 months. .(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
**FILE PHOTO** The sun rises over the mountains east of Moosehead Lake, May 17, 2004, in this view from the summit of Big Moose Mountain near Greenville, Maine(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Robert Grayless (C), 65, of Rosenberg, Texas shows off a rattlesnake he pulled out of a den during a snake hunt in Sweetwater, Texas March 11, 2006. Sweetwater is home to the world’s largest Rattlesnake Round-up which started as a way for ranchers to rid the abundance of snakes that were threatening their livestock.(MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
Ram Bahadur Banjan, 15, meditates in a niche among the roots of a tree in the jungle of Bara, about 160 kilometers (100 miles) south of Katmandu, Nepal, in a Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2005 photo. A 15-year-old boy whose followers believe he is the reincarnation of Buddha has disappeared after 10 months of meditation in the jungles of Nepal, officials said Saturday. (MORE PHOTOS-> । (more…)
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| U.S. President George W. Bush (C) holds up a giant jackfruit as he tours the Acharya N.G. Ranga Agriculture University in Hyderabad, India March 3, 2006. |
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