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India's Virender Sehwag
poses with the man-of-the-match trophy at the end of the fifth day
of the first test of Future Cup cricket series against South Africa
in Chennai, India, Sunday, March 30, 2008. The match ended in a
draw.(AP Photo
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Tibetan
carry the Tibet Independence torch in New Delhi, India, Sunday,
March 30, 2008. Dozens of Tibetan exiles burned an effigy of Chinese
President Hu Jintao as they reached the Indian capital Sunday carrying
a symbolic flame which they said was running parallel to the official
torch for the Beijing Olympic games. (AP Photo
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Mumbai,
- INDIA : Models display creations of Indian designer Neeta Lulla
during the Lakme Indian Fashion Week (LIFW) in Mumbai on March 30,
2008. Some 57 designers are unveiling their autumn-winter collections
at the five-day fashion festival in the western Indian city which
is scheduled to end April 02 AFP PHOTO
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Mondalhut,
WEST BENGAL INDIA : An Indian health worker wrings the neck of a
chicken during a cull after an outbreak of bird flu at the village
of Mondalhut, in Jalpaiguri district, some 89 kms from Siliguri
on March 28, 2008. Authorities in eastern India imposed a new ban
on the sale of poultry following a fresh outbreak of bird flu, a
minister said. The outbreak in West Bengal was confirmed over the
weekend, a month after a previous ban on the sale and transport
of poultry across the state was lifted after the slaughter of almost
3.8 million chickens. AFP PHOTO
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Kolkata,
- INDIA : An Indian street vendor waits for customers at a local
market in Kolkata on March 30, 2008. A 13-month high inflation of
6.68 percent has returned to haunt India, prompting the government
to declare war on soaring prices to keep the support of the nation's
notoriously cost-sensitive voters, analysts say. AFP PHOTO
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