http://www.driknews.com :: DrikNEWS ::-- International News Photo Agency http://87.253.134.48/news.php?news_id=3563 Lahore, Pakistan. September 2, 2010 [DrikNEWS] - Mourners carry the dead bodies of those were killed in Wednesday's bomb blasts for burial in Lahore, Pakistan on September 2, 2010. Thousands of Shiite Muslims mourned at funeral prayers for victims of the triple bombing that ripped flood ravaged Pakistan. The blasts occurred in front of the gate of Lower Mall police station, opposite Karbala Gamay Shah building when Muslims were preparing for breaking the day’s fasting on Wednesday evening. http://87.253.134.48/news.php?news_id=3561 Rajshahi, Bangladesh. September 2, 2010 [DrikNEWS] -A mobile court with the help of Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) members busted a fake juice factory, Bangla Food, in Rajshahi on September 2, 2010. The court found several thousand bottles of fake juice and spurious food colors in the factory during the raid. The government has initiated the drive against adulterated food recently across the country. http://87.253.134.48/news.php?news_id=3560 Lahore, Pakistan. September 2, 2010 [DrikNEWS] - The death toll from three suicide bombings in Lahore, Pakistan on September 1, 2010 rose to 35, according to the police. The suicide bombs ripped through a Shiite Muslim religious procession in the eastern Pakistani city on Wednesday evening. The first blast occurred in front of the gate of Lower Mall police station, opposite Karbala Gamay Shah building, at 6:55 pm when Muslims were preparing for breaking the day’s fasting. It was the first major attack in Pakistan since devastating floods engulfed a fifth of the South Asian country over the past month in its worst ever disaster. http://87.253.134.48/news.php?news_id=3559 Dhaka, Bangladesh. September 1, 2010 [DrikNEWS] - Janmastami, the birthday of the Lord Krishna which is one of the biggest religious festivals of the Hindus, is celebrated across the country on September 1, 2010. The very traditional Janmastami rally starts from Palashi at noon. The day is widely celebrated in Dhakeshwari Temple through several religious events. Some other temples around the city also arrange religious events like Kirtan, Geeta Jagna and special prayers. [Kaizer / DrikNEWS] http://87.253.134.48/news.php?news_id=3557 Pakistani cricket fans pose with a donkey as they shout slogans against national cricket team players allegedly involved in a match fixing scandal during a protest in Lahore on August 30. Pakistani cricket fans demonstrated against the scandal by pelting tomatoes at donkeys baring the names of top national players embroiled in the allegations. Seven members of the cricket team are facing a police investigation over claims they colluded with a middleman in a betting scam during their ongoing England tour. Lahore, Pakistan. August 31, 2010