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- Argument concludes in one of the Babri Masjid title case in Lucknow High Court
- Muslim United Front in election campaign mode?
- Omar apprises PM, Chidambaram on Kashmir situation
- 'Killing people is act of terrorism and not jihad'
- Curfew shrouds Kashmir, Life remain silent
- Kashmir Valley tense, army called in
- SDPI eager to win an election in Tamil Nadu
- Handing over Valley to Army unfortunate: Mirwaiz
- After getting ‘indecent proposal’ from her father in-law, Parveen decides to teach him a lesson
- TNTJ resolution for Muslim reservation
- Kashmir trouble being fostered from across border: Congress
- Army marches through tense Srinagar
- Media curbs in Kashmir condemned
- Karat praises CPI-M's role against communal politics
- Curfew in Kashmir Valley, army out in Srinagar
- Headley’s LeT revelation: Effort to change the course of case, says father of Javed
- Cabinet expansion: Muslim leaders demand more representation
- CGNet Swara: Voice of the unheard
- Three Kashmir newspapers allowed to resume publication
| Argument concludes in one of the Babri Masjid title case in Lucknow High Court Posted: 07 Jul 2010 10:37 AM PDT BY TwoCircles.net staff reporter Lucknow: The arguments of both the parties contesting the litigation of Ram Janam Bhumi/ Babri Masjid title issue concluded at the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court on Wednesday.
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| Muslim United Front in election campaign mode? Posted: 07 Jul 2010 10:16 AM PDT By TCN News, Patna: No political party is the real well wisher of Muslims of Bihar. Ahead of Assembly elections every political party is trying to woo Muslims just for their votes and nothing else. In a tone which is typical of launching of election campaign, these views were expressed by Mr. Abu Qaiser, president Muslim United Front, in a press release issued today.
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| Omar apprises PM, Chidambaram on Kashmir situation Posted: 07 Jul 2010 09:17 AM PDT By IANS, Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Wednesday apprised Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Home Minister P.Chidambaram about the law and order situation in the Valley on a day when the army conducted flag marches in Srinagar. "Chief Minister Omar Abdullah apprised the prime minister and the union home minister of the latest law and order situation in the Valley," government sources said here, adding that he spoke to them on the phone.
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| 'Killing people is act of terrorism and not jihad' Posted: 07 Jul 2010 09:10 AM PDT By TCN News, Mumbai: The real-life heroes, the policemen, who fought gallantly fought the Pakistani terrorists during the 26/11 attacks, were remembered on Wednesday at an international seminar titled "Jihad Against Terrorism" organised in Mumbai and their widows were felicitated for their bravery and crusade against terrorism.
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| Curfew shrouds Kashmir, Life remain silent Posted: 07 Jul 2010 09:08 AM PDT Sheikh Imran Bashir,AIP, Srinagar: The authorities continue with indefinite curfew in all major towns and cities to prevent people from protesting against the recent killing of demonstrators in indiscriminate firing by troops. The authorities continue to clamp curfew in Srinagar, Anantnag, Pampore, Pulwama, Kulgam, Kupwara, Bandipore, Sopore and Baramulla for the second day, today, after the killing of four persons and injuring of over 80 in Srinagar. The authorities have also deployed heavy contingents of army personnel in Srinagar.
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| Kashmir Valley tense, army called in Posted: 07 Jul 2010 08:57 AM PDT By IANS, Srinagar: A day after violent protests saw the killing of four people in firing by the security forces, the Kashmir Valley was "tense but peaceful" Wednesday, officials said. The Indian Army conducted flag marches through Srinagar to restore law and order and New Delhi sent Home Secretary G.K. Pillai to review the situation.
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| SDPI eager to win an election in Tamil Nadu Posted: 07 Jul 2010 08:50 AM PDT Party contesting in Trichy Corporation by-election for the 28th ward By TCN News Chennai: After winning in Rajasthan and Karnataka local elections, Social Democratic Party of India (SDPI) is eager to open an account in Tamil Nadu. SDPI is a Muslim-led party with a goal to "protect the interest of Muslim, Dalits and other deprived communities of the nation." SDPI campaigns on an agenda of "freedom from hunger and freedom from fear."
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| Handing over Valley to Army unfortunate: Mirwaiz Posted: 07 Jul 2010 08:23 AM PDT By AIPTV-Bureau, Srinagar: Commenting on the decision of handing over the valley to the army, The Chairman of Hurriyat Conference (M) Mirwaiz Umar Farooq said that unfortunately the army has always been India's first and last resort in handling Kashmir. It's ever increasing presence in the state whether in the barracks or on the streets for the past 62 years has been with the intention of consolidating its control over the territory of Jammu and Kashmir on one hand and intimidating and instilling fear in the people on the other, Mirwaiz said in statement.
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| After getting ‘indecent proposal’ from her father in-law, Parveen decides to teach him a lesson Posted: 07 Jul 2010 08:00 AM PDT By Md. Ali, TwoCircles.net., It was completely against the spirit of his own name, when Mohammad Islamuddin (52), a Delhi police sub-inspector, reportedly asked Parveen (28), his own daughter-in-law to get into prostitution, when she asked for money for her children school fee and food. Talking to TwoCircles.net, Parveen said; "I wanted money for education and food for my children, so when I begged Nasir (32), (her husband) and his father, they told me to get into prostitution (Bachcho ke liye paise chahiye toh jakar dhanda kar le),"
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| TNTJ resolution for Muslim reservation Posted: 07 Jul 2010 07:27 AM PDT By TCN News The resolutions adopted at the Conference on The Rights of the Oppressed. The Conference on the Rights of the Oppressed organized by Tamil Nadu Thowheed Jamaath on July, the 4th , 2010 at the Island Grounds, Chennai unanimously adopted the following resolutions.
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| Kashmir trouble being fostered from across border: Congress Posted: 07 Jul 2010 07:13 AM PDT By IANS New Delhi: The Congress Wednesday expressed concern over the situation in Jammu and Kashmir and said that "inimical" elements from across the border were trying to create tension and violence in the valley. "Trouble is being fostered by elements across the border. We will resist it. These efforts will not succeed," congress spokesperson Jayanthi Natarajan told reporters here. Natarajan said the party was confident that the people of Jammu and Kashmir would not fall prey to the designs of forces against the country.
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| Army marches through tense Srinagar Posted: 07 Jul 2010 07:10 AM PDT By IANS Srinagar: The Indian Army conducted flag marches in Srinagar's troubled areas Wednesday to reduce tensions following the deaths of four more people at the hands of security forces that led to indefinite curfew across several towns in the Kashmir Valley. Soldiers in machine gun mounted vehicles drove through various localities of this Jammu and Kashmir summer capital, including the city centre Lal Chowk, Batamaloo, Bemina and Qamarwari localities. Earlier in the day, the army, which has been called in after the state government's request, marched on the airport road.
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| Media curbs in Kashmir condemned Posted: 07 Jul 2010 07:07 AM PDT By IANS Srinagar: Journalists in the Kashmir Valley Wednesday condemned the media curbs imposed by the government following widespread violence during which some journalists were allegedly beaten by the security forces. The Omar Abdullah government has "done everything to stop media persons from discharging their professional duties", a statement of the Press Guild of Kashmir said. The guild held a meeting here Wednesday and "denounced the curbs and the use of force against media persons".
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| Karat praises CPI-M's role against communal politics Posted: 07 Jul 2010 07:04 AM PDT By IANS New Delhi: The Communist Party of India-Marxist's (CPI-M) stand against communalism was well-known and its role in countering the communal politics represented by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was consistent, party general secretary Prakash Karat said Wednesday. Karat's clarification came in the wake of the Congress' allegation that the Left was joining hands with the BJP to protest the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government's policy.
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| Curfew in Kashmir Valley, army out in Srinagar Posted: 07 Jul 2010 07:01 AM PDT By IANS Srinagar: An indefinite curfew was imposed Wednesday in various towns of Kashmir Valley, including Srinagar where the army staged a flag march in some parts following widespread violence the day before that led to four people being killed and over 90 injured. An eerie silence descended over this summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir after the daylong clashes Tuesday that left two teenagers, a woman and a state government employee dead and over 90 people, including police and CRPF troopers, injured.
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| Headley’s LeT revelation: Effort to change the course of case, says father of Javed Posted: 07 Jul 2010 04:06 AM PDT By TwoCircles.net Staff Correspondent, Kochi: The news reports regarding the Lashkar e Toiba connection of Ishrat Jahan and others is a way to try to change the course of the investigation, opined Gopinathan Pilla, father of Javed alias Pranesh Kumar who was killed in the encounter. He was responding to the news reports which said that US terrorist Headley had referred to the Lashkar links of the four persons killed in police encounter in Ahmedabad in 2004.
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| Cabinet expansion: Muslim leaders demand more representation Posted: 07 Jul 2010 01:18 AM PDT By Mumtaz Alam Falahi, TwoCircles.net, Patna: With likely expansion of the Union Cabinet in a week or so, the Muslim community leaders demand more representation of the community in the Prime Minister's team. They also raise the bigger issues of quality representation and quota for the community in legislature.
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| CGNet Swara: Voice of the unheard Posted: 06 Jul 2010 09:07 PM PDT By Kashif-ul-Huda, TwoCircles.net Between Arundhati Roy's walk with the comrades and corporations-backed government war machine mowing down the jungles in Chattisgarh, there are millions of tribals whose voices remain unheard. Not that they cannot speak but there is a barrier to access because of language and remote areas. Knight International Journalism fellow Shubhranshu Choudhary intends to change that by using technology as a platform to make news & information easily accessible to all.
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| Three Kashmir newspapers allowed to resume publication Posted: 06 Jul 2010 11:12 AM PDT By IANS, Jammu: The Jammu and Kashmir government Tuesday lifted its ban on three Jammu newspapers, imposed July 1 for spreading misinformation, following a written undertaking by their owners. Jammu District Magistrate M.K. Dwivedi set aside the conditional order of forfeiture and suspension of publication of three dailies "Early Times", "Glimpses of Future" and "The Shadow", an official statement said. The district magistrate had suspended their publication for featuring "news which was not based on facts and as a result, misinformation was spread across the state".
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