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| Hizb module busted in central Kashmir: DG police | | | | SRINAGAR, JULY 04: Hizbul Mujahideen (HM) militant outfit module was busted with arrested of six top ranked militants from central Kashmir’s Budgam district, Director General of police said here on Tuesday.
Addressing a press conference Director General of Police Gopal Sharma said that HM Divisional commander and five other militants of the outfit were arrested in separate raids across central Kashmir. The six militants were arrested on the basis of information provided by one Mohammad Amin Khan arrested last month, Sharma said. He claimed that Khan was instrumental in converting cars for blasts in the city.
With the arrest of the six, the top chain of command of the module was busted i... | |
| | | | SARVA DHARMA POOJ AIN MEMORY OF KARGIL MARTYRS TO BE PERFORMED IN DRASS | | | | Jammu,July 04 : Ati Vishnu Mahayagya samiti will organize nine day sarva dharma pooja at Drass in Kargil district in the loving memory of Kargil martyrs, who had sacrificed their lives safeguarding the frontiers of their nation between July 18-26.
The pooja will be jointly performed by the families of the Kargil martyrs and clerics belonging to different religions besides large number of senior political leaders and other eminent personalities.The organizers of the event had extended an invitation to President of India DrAPJ Abdul Kalam,Pakistan President General Pervez Musharaff,Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh,UPA Chairperson Sonia Gandhi,Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee former ... | |
| | | | GOVERNMENT WORRIED OVER POSSIBILITY OF TRANSFER OF SEX SCAM TRIAL OUT OF KASHMIR | | | | Srinagar, July 4 :- The ruling coalition seems to be a worried lot.The reason this time is totally different.
The state Government is worried over the blanket ban having been issued by the Kashmir Bar Association on lawyers intending to defend the cases of those arrested in connection with the sex scam that rocked the valley in recent weeks.
The Deputy Chief Minister,Mr Muzaffar Hussain Baig,who holds the portfolio of Law also,has requested the Kashmir Bar to lift the ban because Mr Baig has fears that if those involved in the sex scandal did not get a lawyer to plead their cases the trial could be transferred to either Jammu or to any place outside the state.
Already the State Hi... | |
| | | | PAKISTANI AGENCIES ARE AGAINST SUPPLYING ARMS AND AMMUNITION TO LOCAL MILITANTS | | | | Srinagar July 4: Pakistani agencies have placed all their eggs in the basket of foreign mercenaries,operating in Jammu and Kashmir,in order to counter Government of India's redrawn strategy on counter insurgency operations and on encouraging more local youths to surrender and seek rehabilitation.
Official sources said on Tuesday "Pakistani agencies have directed foreign mercenaries not to handover weapons and ammunition to local militants who had been lured by the Government's policy on surrender and rehabilitation."Since the Pakistani agencies were aware of the policy under which any local militant's surrender could be accepted only if he surrendered his weapon and ammunition they had... | |
| | | | India is sitting on a volcano | | Nearly 5.2 million people are HIV-infected | | | EARLY TIMES SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
NEW DELHI, July 4: National Aids Coordination Organisation (NACO) has put out a highly sensational piece of information: India has nearly 5.2 million HIV-infected people.
NACO's chairwoman, Sujatha Rao, is aware of the finding of a UNAids survey, which has revealed thaat the number of HIV-infected people in India is 5.7 million. Instead of drawing herself into discusion on this figure, she says that the diference is due to the diference in methodology.
Gulf News has quoted Sujatha Rao as saying that there was "no need for a new strategy" for NACO. She wants it to build up on the strategies already evolved. She did admit that it is indeed a chall... | |
| | | | India is sitting on a volcano | | Nearly 5.2 million people are HIV-infected | | | EARLY TIMES SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
NEW DELHI, July 4: National Aids Coordination Organisation (NACO) has put out a highly sensational piece of information: India has nearly 5.2 million HIV-infected people.
NACO's chairwoman, Sujatha Rao, is aware of the finding of a UNAids survey, which has revealed thaat the number of HIV-infected people in India is 5.7 million. Instead of drawing herself into discusion on this figure, she says that the diference is due to the diference in methodology.
Gulf News has quoted Sujatha Rao as saying that there was "no need for a new strategy" for NACO. She wants it to build up on the strategies already evolved. She did admit that it is indeed a chall... | |
| | | | White Muslims in UK in great demand | | A 'terrorist career path' carved out by extremists | | | SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
NEW DELHI, Jult 4: The government of India has just received a document from London, giving a highly sensational account of how extremist preachers recruit while Muslims in Britain. And if the document is any indication, significant numbers of white Brotons have hitherto been lured into Islamic terrorism.
Known as Whitehall report, it follows calls made by Al Qaeda in 205 for white converts to become suicide bombers because it was easier for them to travel and evade detection before carrying out their atacks.
The report, which emerged in the week before the first anniversary of the July 7 London Tube bombings, also reveals that white converts and other Br... | |
| | | | Will India have new PM? | | Left parties for assuming power at the Centre | | | From B L KAK
NEW DELHI, July 4: Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, may not continue in his present office for long. Apart from uncontradicted reports about his "unwillingness" to work with a set of indisciplined Ministers and unpredictable allies in his government, the Left Front, it appears, is for change of guard at the Centre.
It also appears that the Left Front, particularly the Communist Party of India (Marxist), is in a hurry to cash in on the public goodwill Left parties have generated by speaking the common man's language against the Manmohan Singh government's failure to control high prices of essential commodities. No wonder, the Congress party headed by Sonia Gandhi is ra... | |
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