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| 621. |
Militant leader AR Ghazi killed in Lal Masjid , last fight is still on
MIL/Agencies Jul 11, 2007 Author:
Islamabad, Pakistan: July 11, 2007 (Wednesday) - The most shocking news for the militant operation and the setback to the rebels in the Lal Masjid is that their leader Abdul Rashid Ghazi has been killed in the operation. He is the leader who is allegedly linked to Al-Qaeda and the Taliban, who fought with rocket-propelled grenades and sniped at soldiers from the minarets.
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| 622. |
Violent Communism spreading wings in India: Maoists kill 24 police men
MIL/NIA release Jul 11, 2007 Author:
Raipur, India : July 11. 2007 (Wednesday) – Violent Communism is spreading its large wings in India after they have successfully launched their steps into Nepal politics, the Indian government is just sleeping.
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| 623. |
Pak Troops gets Lal Masjid cleared, 50 militants killed
MIL/Agencies Jul 10, 2007 Author:
Islamabad, Pakistan: July 10, 2007 (Tuesday) - Pak troops launched a comprehensive attack on the Lal Masjid complex here early this morning between 00.10 and 4 A.M. after their talks failed with radicals to end the week-long confrontation. The mosque has been cleared but fighting is still going on in the compound of Madrasa.
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| 624. |
Bin Laden speeches found in Kafeel Ahmed’s house in Bangalore
MIL/Agencies/TOI Jul 10, 2007 Author:
New Delhi: July 10, 2007 – The authorities have seized the recorded CDs of inflammatory speeches by al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and propaganda against the United States and Britain from house of Kafeel Ahmed, the suspect in the southern Indian city of Bangalore. The CDs are connected with the British terror plot.
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| 625. |
 | Pak Army facing serious problems against terrorists in Lal Masjid
MIL/Agencies Jul 9, 2007 Author:
Islamabad, Pakistan: July 09, 2007 (Monday) - As per unconfirmed sources, the confrontation between the radical Islamic students and the Pak troops claimed hundreds of lives in an overnight assault. The number of casualties cannot be confirmed in the state of gunfires going on from both sides.
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| 626. |
Karnataka Minister speaks on UK terror attack
MIL/NDTV/Agencies Jul 9, 2007 Author:
Bangalore, Karnatka (India): July 09, 2007 (Monday) - It is for the first time that Karnataka Home Minister M P Prakash while speaking about the Bangalore connection to the failed UK terror attack said that Dr Mohammad Haneef, the Indian doctor held by Australian Federal Police over the failed UK terror plot since last week, is possibly involved in the plot.
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| 627. |
 | Former PM of India Chandra Shekhar passes away
MIL/Agencies/NDTV Jul 8, 2007 Author:
New Delhi: July 08, 2007 (Sunday) – Former Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar passed away here at 8.45 A.M at Apollo Hospital. The Ex Prime Minister was suffering from multiple myloma (blood disease), a sort of cancer, and was undergoing his treatment in this hospital for the last three months. He was also Lok Sabha MP and is survived by two sons.
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| 628. |
Senior Pak Army officer killed in Lal Masjid siege
MIL/Agencies/AFP Jul 8, 2007 Author:
Islamabad, Pakistan: July 08, 2007 (Sunday) – Despite warning by Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf on Saturday to hardcore Islamic Students to come out of the lal Masjid and surrender, failing which they would be killed, there seems to have no effect of his warning on these militants.
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| 629. |
Police fired and used tear gas on protesters in Srinagar
MIL/Agencies Jul 7, 2007 Author:
Srinagar: July 07, 2007 – Over 700 people had gathered here near the grand Jamia Mosque after Friday prayers to stage protest against rights abuse by troops as well as police; the protesters shouted “Aallah-hu-Akbar”, down with Indian forces” To disperse them, the Police fired warning shots in the air and used tear gas.
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| 630. |
Parliamentary Committee asks Govt. not to act hastily on SEZ
MIL/Agencies/Hindu Jul 7, 2007 Author:
New Delhi: July 07, 2007 (Saturday) - The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Commerce while appreciating the grievances of farmers raised objection to the proposal of the Govt. that it should not clear any new Special Economic Zone (SEZ) since it is acting in an udue hurry in approving SEZ proposals.
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| 631. |
Situation in Lal Masjid miserable, Innocent Children held inside
MIL/Agencies Jul 7, 2007 Author:
Islamabad: July 07, 2007 (Saturday) – The situation inside the Lal Masjid (Red Mosque) is becoming grim since there are many innocent children and women taken captive by the Islamic radicals inside the mosque. The Security forces are to move cautiously, they cannot afford to take the risk of children’s life. There is a twin problem, how to rescue the children and women and also how to capture the radicals.
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| 632. |
Boy in bore-well brought out dead, how negligent act?
MIL/Agencies Jul 7, 2007 Author:
Jaipur, Rajasthan: July 07, 2007 (Saturday) –The negligence of the authorities who were responsible for taking all precautions while bore-well was being dug have taken the life of Suraj, a small innocent child of six years. He fell in the well while playing, but the authorities as well a the Army failed to recover him alive.
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| 633. |
Father identifies UK bomber as his son
MIL/Agencies Jul 7, 2007 Author:
London: July 07, 2007 (Saturday) – The story of eight suspects, who were taken into custody, most of them had worked for Britain's health service. Dr Maqbool Ahmed, a Bangalore resident, has, however, disclosed to the police that the man being treated for severe burns in a UK hospital is his son.
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| 634. |
 | Nepal King's birthday exposes his low esteem
MIL/Agencies Jul 7, 2007 Author:
Kathmandu, Nepal: July 07, 2007 (Saturday) - Nepal's King Gyanendra celebrated his 61st birthday today and over a thousand admirers of the King, led by small girls wearing traditional red gold-embroidered costumes, waited outside of his palace to offer their loving bouquets and gifts to the monarch. But Moists protested against the King.
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| 635. |
Can National Security Agency of America tap any citizen’s privacy?
MIL/NYT Jul 7, 2007 Author: IRS/Adam Liptak
Washington: July 07, 2007 (Saturday) - An important case whether National Security Agency of America can tap any citizen’s international communication? This case was challenged. A divided federal appeals court yesterday dismissed a case challenging the National Security Agency’s program to wiretap without warrants the international communications of some Americans, reversing a trial judge’s order that the program be shut down.
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| 636. |
Little hope for Child’s life who fell in borewell three days ago
MIL/Agencies Jul 6, 2007 Author:
July 06, 2007 (Friday) – The hopes for the survival of Suraj are very little. Suraj is a six year old boy, who had fallen into a 180-foot deep borewell in Nimada near Jaipur about 38 hours ago, while playing.
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| 637. |
Police doubt Scottish House used as Bomb Factory
MIL/Agencies Jul 6, 2007 Author:
London: July 06, 2007 (Friday) - Police doubt that a Scottish house might have been used to produce the makeshift bombs, which failed to explode in three attempted terror attacks on London and the Glasgow airport. The Glasgow police also appealed the community leaders in Scotland to be calm down since there were dozens of racially motivated incidents immediately after the attack on the airport on Saturday.
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| 638. |
Students holed up inside Lal Masjid fire rockets?
MIL/Agencies Jul 6, 2007 Author:
Islamabad: July 06, 2007 (Friday) - Hardcore Islamic students, who are holed up in a mosque in Pakistan's capital on early Friday, have opened fire and shot several rockets at the security forces after the govt. refused to accept their surrender offer. The students denied they have any rocket launchers.
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| 639. |
 | Rocket & Anticraft gun fired Musharraf’s plane- President safe
MIL/Agencies/Zee News Jul 6, 2007 Author:
Islamabad: July 06, 2007 (Friday) – Hardliners connected with crackdown on the radical Lal Masjid are doubted to have fired at the plane of President Pervez Musharraf while his plane was in air. The rocket and anti-aircraft guns were fired from a Rawalpindi house close to the runaway of the military airbase used by the airbase used by Pakistan President. The military spokesman said, "The President is safe, he is now in Turbat,"
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| 640. |
US cannot sacrifice their troops indefinitely in Iraq - Domenici
MIL/NYT Jul 6, 2007 Author: IRS/Carl Hulse
Washington: July 06, 2007 (Friday) - Senior lawmaker, Six-term Senator Pete V. Domenici of New Mexico disagreed with the policy of Iraq on Thursday. He is not prepared to support President Bush's Iraq’s policy of keeping troops there. He said, “We cannot continue asking our troops to sacrifice indefinitely while the Iraqi government is not making measurable progress.”
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