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 | Scotland Team arrived in Pakistan, started field work for Investigation of Bhutto’s assassination
MIL/Agencies/Sify Jan 5, 2008 Author: IR Summary
Islamabad, Pakiastan: January 5, 2007 – IR Summary - Scotland Yard not only accepted the request of President Musharraf to help investigate the causes of the assassination of former premier Benazir Bhutto, but also have reached Pakistan from UK to get into their job.
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 | Pakistan ISI using Babbar Khalsa International against India
MIL/Agencies/MT Jan 5, 2008 Author:
Amritsar, Punjab, India: January 5, 2008 – It is reported that Pakistan’s Inter Services Intelligence (ISI) has opened branches in Punjab to enroll maximum numbers of available volunteers, who are supporters of Babbar Khalsa International, and after enrolment they are shifted to a special camp in India as well as Pakistan for training and then to use them against India.
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Kenya's Kibaki agreed to Form National Govt
MIL/Agencies/AP Jan 5, 2008 Author:
Nairobi, Kenya: January 5, 2008 - Kenya’s president Mwai Kibaki has shown his readiness to form a national government to help resolve disputed elections that caused bloody riots, and let down the name of the country down all over the world. The President has agreed to the power sharing with the opposition party.
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 | Clinton facing battle of her life in New Hampshire to rescue something
MIL/Guardian Unlimited/Agencies Jan 5, 2008 Author:
Hampshire: January 6, 2008 - There was a strong impression that Clinton may move to Victory, a sure victory, but he wave looks to have suddenly changed. The political landscape is now different. Clinton is now facing the battle of her life in New Hampshire to rescue something from the wreckage of her life-long presidential ambitions.
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Musharraf must not quit being backbone of Pakistan: NIA Chairman
MIL Jan 3, 2008 Author: Dr. Raj Baldev, NIA Chairman
California, USA, January 3, 2008 - The news under “Musharraf must quit: International think-tank” lacks proper analysis. Robert Templer, Crisis Group's Asia Programme Director says that nuclear-armed Pakistan will end up in a civil war from which extremists would stand to gain if President Musharraf continues in the post which will further worsen the prevailing situation. His analysis lacks reasons, as per Dr. Raj Baldev, NIA Chairman from India, version released from California.
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Pak Elections postponed to Feb., Okay for Int’l Inquiry
MIL/Agencies Jan 2, 2008 Author:
Lahore, Pakistan: January 2, 2008 – IR Summary - Pakistan Elections, which were scheduled to be held on January 8, have been postponed by the Election Commission to February, 2008.
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 | President Musharraf can only save Pakistan from present crisis: NIA
MIL Jan 1, 2008 Author: By Dr. Raj Baldev, Chmn. NIA
New Delhi: Released on 01 January 2008
By Dr. Raj Baldev, Chairman National Integration Assembly (NIA). the promoter of Indo-Pak relationship.............................
Nawaz Sharif, the former Pak Prime Miniser, who has been in exile for a long time in Saudi Arabia due to corruption charges, is now demanding that President Musharraf should resign immediately to pave the clear passage for fair and free elections in the country on schedule without any postponement i.e.on 8 January.
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Pakistan admits its statement had error and apologizes
MIL/Agencies/Sify Jan 1, 2008 Author: IR Summary
Islamabad, Pakistan: January 1, 2008 - IR Summary -The Pakistan government has admitted that their theory of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto that she died after striking her head against the sunroof lever of her SUV was wrongly assessed and released and rendered apology for that.
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 | 4 Terrorists killed 7 CRPF Jawans, 1 Civilian in Rampur
MIL/Agencies Jan 1, 2008 Author: IR Summary
Rampur, U.P, India: January 1, 2008 – IR Summary - Four terrorists fired at CRPF Camp in Rampur, killing seven CRPF jawans and one civilian and injured six, a very unfortunate beginning of the New Year for Bareilly district.
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 | Sonia Gandhi admitted to Hospital for breathing trouble
MIL/Agencies Jan 1, 2008 Author: IR Summary
New Delhi, India: January 1m 2008 - Congress president Sonia Gandhi, 61, President of UPA, was admitted to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital here today around 1 A.M. after she complained of cough and mild breathing difficulty and chest infection.
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 | Congress losing grip in Indian Politics- Sonia getting weaker?
MIL/Occult Astraology Jan 1, 2008 Author: Swamy (Dr.) Raj Baldev
Released from New Delhi on January 2, 2007 :Swamy (Dr.) Raj Baldev, Chief Consultant, www.occultastrology.com who is also Chairman of the National Integration Assembly (NIA), answers to a burning political question on Congess future.
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Tribal war started after Kenyan elections
MIL/IR Summery/NYT Dec 31, 2007 Author:
Nairobi, Kenya: December 31, 2007, (IR Summery) – Just about 15 minutes after the elections of Kenya’s President was declared, the tribal anger came on the street, thousands of young people came out of Kibera, a shantytown of over one million people.
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 | Govt. will not tolerate communal disharmony : PM
MIL/Agencies Dec 31, 2007 Author: IR Summary
New Delhi, India: December 31, 2007 – IR Summary – While speaking on attacks on churches in Orissa, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said today that the government would not tolerate any communal disharmony. Our country has a secular fabric and should not be disturbed in any circumstances. He spoke to Orissa Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik.
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New Video falsifies Pak Govt. statement, Bullet had hit Bhutto
MIL/Agencies Dec 31, 2007 Author: IR Summary
Naudero, Pakistan : December 31, 2007 - IR Summary - Pakistan's Election Commission Secretary Kanwar Dilashad said today that a decision is expected tommorw whether to hold parliamentary elections on schedule or not. In this regard, the instructions are awaited from the Govt., he said.
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 | Pakistan returns normal after three days looting and arson cases
MIL/Agencies Dec 31, 2007 Author: IR Summary
Islamabad, Pakistan: December 31, 2007 - IR Summary - The Pakistan Govt. has claimed that normalcy has returned today after the death of 44 people in three days unrest as a result of the assassination of former Prime Minister of Pakistan Benazir Bhutto after she was returning from the election rally.
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 | LTTE leader V. Prabhakaran gravely injured, may not survive
MIL/Agencies/Reuters Dec 31, 2007 Author:
Colombo, Sri Lanka: December 31, 2007 - There are strong rumors that V. Prabhakaran,the leader of the country's Tamil Tiger rebels was hit and is gravely ill and is likely to die within within six months at the most. Keeping this tense situation in view, the Sri Lankan military aims to kill 10 rebels a day.
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 | PPP to decide Bhutto’ Successor, may participate in elections
MIL/Agenies/BBC Dec 30, 2007 Author: IR Summary
Naudero, Pakistan: December 30, 2007 - IR Summary - There is a strong crowd of people gathered here today on the ancestral home of late Benazir Bhutto shouting anti-government slogans.
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 | US Intelligence had pre-warned threat to Bhutto’s life
MIL/Agencies/TOI Dec 30, 2007 Author:
Silicon Vallay: December 30, 2007 – Much ahead, the US Intelligence had pre-warned Pakistan authorities that there was a serious threat to the life of Benazir Bhutto at the hands of extremists. They reiterated Pakistan President to take precautionary measures.
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 | Prem Kumar Dhumal, takes oath as CM, Himachal Predesh
MIL/Agencies/Sify Dec 30, 2007 Author:
Simla, India : December 30, 2007 Prem Kumar Dhumal, who led BJP to a grand victory in the Himachal Pradesh Assembly polls, here today has been sworn in as Chief Minister of the State for the second time. It is a great victory by BJP, whose supporters celebrated the occasion by distributing sweets to the people.
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 | BJP fear early elections-start preparation for Lok Sabha Polls
MIL/Agencies/Hindu Dec 30, 2007 Author:
New Delhi, India: December 30, 2007 – The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is panning to start preparations for the Lok Sabha poll in advance since they fear that it might fall earlier due to rift in UPA on Indo-US Nuke deal, even though its due date is May 2009.
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