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By  Mian Usman  • Apr 15th, 2010 Many of us out of anger, continued stress, peer pressure, lack of trust, lack of job stability, mis-understandings and mis-communication often chose to often decide to part our ways from our life partners temporarily or on permanent basis (husband & wife) and either choose to live alone or get married again. The solution to one problem can not be solved by creating an other one. Married people especially having kids should think 100 times before making their minds to decide on leaving their life partner. The way a mother and father together jointly look after the kids, no person or no arrangement can be a substitute to that. The suffering party would always be the kids as they go in to a deep emotional distress in an early age of life where they should have been busy in making fun and enjoying the worry free life, an un due aggression is developed in them against the world and they don't trust any body and can not enjoy a good marital

By  Cecilia Kang Washington Post Staff Writer  Wednesday, April 21, 2010 The online search provider disclosed how often it receives requests for private information from government authorities around the globe, as well as demands to censor its applications. The company said it hopes to shed light on the practices of governments and on a growing push to block information on the Web. "We at Google believe that greater transparency will lead to less censorship online," said David Drummond, Google's chief legal officer. He said more than 40 governments censor information today, up from four in 2002. China has put up firewalls so that domestic users cannot access information, as well as technological barricades that prevent users from communicating with each other. Google showed that Brazil and the United States made the most requests for private user data from July to December of 2009. Each nation asked more than 3,000 times for such information on users of YouTube and

By Altaf Khan • Apr 15th, 2010 As Pakistan and the world wait for the UN report on Benazir Bhutto's assassination today (Thursday), it has been revealed that the Punjab police had already told the UN Inquiry Commission that the murderers of Benazir had been traced, arrested and are being tried. Her assassination was an open and shut case for the Punjab police, which had instantly solved it way back in February 2008 by tracing the mastermind of the Liaquat Bagh suicide attack as well as the suicide bomber, who had blown himself up on December 27, 2007 in Rawalpindi, the UN has been told. Whether the UN report takes this investigation into account and how much importance it is given will be seen in the report of the UN commission. According to well informed diplomatic sources in Islamabad, the United Nations Inquiry Commission, headed by Heraldo Munoz, was informed by the CID officials during the course of its investigations that the assassination of Benazir Bhutto had been mastermi