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Appeal made by HJS to C.M. of Karnataka by protesting against those opposing ‘Vande Mataram’ November 18, 2009
Hindu Janajagruti Samiti appealed to the Chief Minister of Karnataka, Mr. B.S Yediyurappa to make ‘Vande Mataram’ obligatory
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China's dirty nuke nexus with Pak revealedNovember 14, 2009
China provided Pakistan with a 'do-it-yourself' kit and weapons grade uranium for making two nuclear bombs in 1982, a leading American daily said on Friday quoting notes made by disgraced Pakistani scientist A Q Khan.
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Maoists helped by Chinese arms smugglers: Centre November 9, 2009
Home Secretary G K Pillai said the Naxals were getting arms from India's neighbour, China. This is the first time the Centre has officially admitted to any body from China to have had a hand in the Naxal movement.
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Fatwa wrong, Vande Mataram right: Khurshid November 5, 2009
Jamiat Ulema-i-Hind, an organization of clerics, at its national convention at Deoband this week had endorsed an earlier fatwa issued by Islamic seminary Dar-ul-Uloom Deoband.
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Mr P Chidambaram says, Majority Hindus should protect minoriries in India November 4, 2009
Striking a balancing note, Chidambaram talked of a `golden rule' of majority Hindus protecting the Muslim minority elsewhere in the country. He also sought the support of Deoband ulema in the country's war on terror.
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Muslim body supports fatwa against Vande Mataram recitation in presence of Mr P Chidambaram November 4, 2009
"The fatwa of Darul Uloom (opposing the recitation of Vande Mataram) is correct," stated one of the 25 resolutions passed by the Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind on Tuesday, in the presence of Union Home Minister P Chidambaram.
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Army chief warns of more 26/11-like attacks November 3, 2009
New Delhi: Even as Navy and Coast Guard warships conduct patrols on the west coast amid a high terror alert, Army chief General Deepak Kapoor on Tuesday warned that the possibility of more 26/11-like terror attacks could not be ruled out.
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'Involvement of Hindus in anti-national activities is impossible' – Former Director General, IB November 2, 2009
The former Director General of Intelligence Bureau, Mr. Ajitkumar Dovhal has said that involvement of Hindu or pro-Hindu Organisations in destructive anti-national activities is not possible.
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Need to check religious conversions in India: Rajnath Singh November 1, 2009
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): BJP president Rajnath Singh has said that there is a strong need in the country for amending the constitution to check large scale religious conversions allegedly being carried out by foreign forces through inducements.
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Maoists-SIMI tie-up to create base in south India: IB October 28, 2009
Last year, nearly 500 Maoists underwent training under the SIMI in the Vagamon hills on the Idukki-Kottayam border. This information is bound to worry the security forces.
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Brutal killings in Assam, incompetent administration October 26, 2009
The opposition parties alleged that the Gogoi government’s tenure had registered the highest number of incidents of murder (11,170), kidnapping and abduction (15,415) and rapes (9,687) in Assam.
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Nehru-Edwina saga put off under Congress Govt pressure October 23, 2009
New York: Indian Summer, the much-hyped Hollywood project about the alleged romance between Edwina Mountbatten and Jawaharlal Nehru, has been cancelled due to pressure by Congress Government.
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'Taslima wanted to live in Delhi, but govt refused permission' October 15, 2009
New Delhi: Exiled controversial Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen has alleged in her website that she had come to India in August to stay, but the government had refused permission, forcing her to leave the country.
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Tricolour crusade on Facebook farms October 13, 2009
Kolkata: After a surge of online patriotism about the missing tricolour in Facebook game FarmVille, its San Francisco-based developer says it will add the Indian flag in the popular game.
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If not Shivaji, then Quattrochhi for Marathis, asks Thackeray October 11, 2009
Mumbai: If Marathi people are not to invoke Shivaji Maharaj's name should they invoke that of Ottavio Quattrocchi, Shiv Sena chief Bal Thackeray said, flaying Congress president Sonia Gandhi's remarks at a recent rally in Maharashtra.
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