- Web
- Humsa
- Videos
- Forum
- Q2A
- Home
- News
-
Featured News
-
- Articles
- Videos
- Connect
- Sawal aur Jawab
- Translation
- SMS
- Games
-
Latest Games
Redneck Shoot-Out
Eliminate all redneck by shooting them. Complete 3 levels of…
Flash Chess 3D
3D Flash Chess with great AI opponent
Tic Tac Toe
Tic Tac Toe - the classic
Element Saga ep1-4
Use techniques such as sword strike, fireball and combos to …
Megaman Polarity
Platform fighting game using Megaman as characters!
Blast Billiards
In this billiard game, you have limited time to pocket all t…
Popular Games
-
Clean Chit (Faisal Raza Abidi ... 
Akhir Kiyon - 16th December 2... 
To The Point - 16th December ... 
Capital Talk â 
Kal Tak - 16th December 2013 
Bay Laag - 16th December 2013 
Kharra Sach - 16th December 2... 
Awaam - 15th December 2013 
Gold Miner 
Superbike GP 
Whipsaw Fighter 
PacMan .jpg)
CAIRO: Egypt's former president Hosni Mubarak will face a new court hearing on Wednesday during which his lawyer will seek his release from prison, judicial sources said. The hearing is the fourth and final case against the long-time president, who was toppled in a popular uprising in February 2011. Since April, courts have ordered Mubarak's conditional release in the three other cases against him -- two involving corruption, and one for allegedly killing protesters. The latest came on Monday when a court ordered his conditional release in the third case, which involved charges of corruption. His lawyer plans to appeal against the fourth and final case, which is also related to corruption, in a bid to secure the former president's release, according to a judicial source. Farid al-Dib, Mubarak's lawyer, is expected to argue that his client paid back $600,120 (449,570 euros) for gifts he received from his minister of information -- the issue at the heart of the fourth case. The former president, 85, is on trial with his former interior minister Habib Adly and six police commanders on charges related to their rule before the 2011 uprising that toppled his regime. On Saturday, a court adjourned his trial on charges of killing protesters until August 25 in a brief session that Mubarak did not attend.
CAIRO: Egyptian security forces shot dead 16 Islamist activists early Monday during a protest in Cairo calling for ousted president Mohamed Morsi to be reinstated, his Muslim Brotherhood said.
"Sixteen people were killed and a hundred others injured, many of them in
serious condition," the group's spokesman Ahmed Aref told AFP. Police
barr..... Read more
Black smoke poured from the Sistine Chapel chimney on Tuesday, signaling that cardinals had failed on their first vote of the papal conclave to choose a new leader for the world's 1.2 billion Catholics and their troubled church.
Surrounded by Michelangelo's imposing frescoes imagining the beginning and the end of the world, cardinals locked themselves ..... Read more
People with no religious affiliation make up the third-largest global group in a new study of the size of the world's faiths, placing after Christians and Muslims and just before Hindus.
The study, based on extensive data for the year 2010, also showed Islam and Hinduism are the faiths mostly likely to expand in the future while Jews have the ..... Read more
