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Showing posts with label Community News.. Show all posts

Smoking Hot and Sexy

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

If you are not sure who we are talking about then it is none other than the dusky sex kitten Celina Jaitley who has been associated with the film industry from the past few years and though she has not been able to deliver a significant success, she is still the wanted girl thanks to her smoking hot body. However, off late the pretty girl has been making a lot of news for the wrong reasons, she is often linked to her co-stars and the latest in her kitty was actor Fardeen Khan. Celina has decided to drop curtains on this once and for all and confirmed that she has no interest in married men and she is as yet single. She also mentioned that she is on the lookout for love from the past three and a half years.

After Modi, Advani says can’t rule out local hand in Mumbai attacks

Tuesday, February 17, 2009

New Delhi: Echoing Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi, the BJP’s prime ministerial candidate L K Advani today said a “local angle” to the Mumbai attacks “could not be ruled out”, and demanded a “thorough” judicial inquiry covering “this aspect of the conspiracy as well”. “Is it true that one Fahim Ansari, said to be a Goregaon resident, was arrested in connection with this attack in November 2008? It is believed that he said during his interrogation that such an attack was being planned, and that his associates had even done a recce of the areas. One of his associates, Sabahuddin Ahmed, was arrested in April 2008. It is apparent that their preparations for the attack were on for a year. It is impossible that they could have carried out such a big operation without any local support,” Advani said in Parliament. At a recent BJP conclave in Nagpur, Modi had said: “Attacks like 26/11 couldn’t have happened without local support... The UPA Government is quiet on this aspect because of vote-bank politics.”

Pakistan switch game from Karachi

Wednesday, October 24, 2007

Security has been a major factor on recent tours of Pakistan


Pakistan's fifth one-day international against South Africa on Monday has been moved from Karachi to Lahore because of security concerns।


The South Africans did not want to play in Karachi after last week's bombing of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto's convoy in which 139 people were killed।


"We deeply regret this decision, especially for the people of Karachi।


"But members of our contingent are not comfortable travelling there," said team manager Logan Naidoo.
"If possible, we will play in Karachi when we tour Pakistan next time।"


Bomb attacks in the city have disrupted previous series, with New Zealand flying home in 2002 after an explosion close to their hotel, which killed 14 people.