Pakistan lie machine: Give more proof

Pakistan on Monday asked India to give more information on the Mumbai attacks before it can actually act against the terrorists involved.

“We have gone through the report and want some more evidence. At our end, we are trying to get hold of the suspects,” a Pakistan Cabinet member who attended the meeting of the defence committee of the Cabinet in Islamabad, told this newspaper.

Union home minister P. Chidambaram on Monday rubbished the Pakistani stand that the 26/11 plot was hatched in Bangladesh and Europe, our special correspondent reports from Mumbai. Speaking to mediapersons after a high-level security review meeting at the state guesthouse Sahyadri, Mr Chidambaram, when asked about the Bangladesh angle, simply said, “That is rubbish. The FBI helped us a lot in the investigation of the case and, if needed, they will be called to provide evidence as well.”

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Federal Bureau of Investigation to recruit 850 new agents

At a time when the United States is experiencing one of the worst ever layoffs and more than two million people have lost their jobs in past one year, the country’s premier investigating agency Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) announced to launch one of its largest ever hiring blitz.

FBI said it is hiring as many as 850 special agents, with emphasis on those having critical skills like knowledge of key foreign languages including Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu. In addition to this, FBI is also hiring 2,100 professional support staff.

Urging people to apply for job openings in FBI, the agency’s assistant director John Raucci, said: “Whatever your background or expertise, you will find the FBI exceptionally rewarding.

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