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By Neena Bhandari, IANS Sydney : Muhammad Haneef's lawyers will be filing an appeal in the Federal Court Wednesday, seeking a judicial review of the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship Kevin Andrews's decision to revoke the 27-year-old Indian doctor's 457 work visa, even as he was moved to Wolston prison on Brisbane's western outskirts.

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Kabul : After killing two South Korean hostages, Taliban guerrillas Tuesday extended the deadline for 21 remaining hostages till 12 p.m. (0730 GMT) Wednesday.

A purported Taliban spokesman, Yousuf Ahmadi, told Xinhua on telephone from an undisclosed place that militants would kill more hostages if their demands were not met.

He also said some hostages were in very bad condition and they may die a natural death.

This is the ninth time Taliban militants have revised the deadline for killing Korean hostages.

By IANS New Delhi : The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Monday arrested city-based contractor Ashok Malhotra, the main suspect in a multimillion rupee land scam, from outside a private television news channel where he surfaced to give an interview. "We have arrested Malhotra outside Zee News studio and will produce him in a court shortly to seek his remand," a senior CBI official said.

By NNN-KUNA Amman : Jordanian Minister for Energy and Mineral Resources Khalid Shreidah has announced that the Iraqi government has agreed to supply oil to Jordan up to 100,000 barrels per day (bpd) and that Egypt has also agreed to increase exports of natural gas to the kingdom. In a press statement Thursday, Shreidah said that the first delivery of Iraqi oil was expected to arrive at refineries in Jordan's Zarqa city within a few days, indicating that Jordanian trucks would rendezvous with Iraqi oil transporters near the borders.

By IANS Dubai : A delegation from Andhra Pradesh led by Minorities Welfare Minister Mohammed Ali Shabber has held talks with officials here to discuss long term solutions to tackle the problem of illegal immigrants from the state. Accompanied by four others, Shabber met Director of Dubai Naturalisation & Residency Department (DNRD) Brig. Mohamed Ahmed Rashid Al Marri Sunday.

By Xinhua Islamabad : Pakistani security forces killed 40 militants in the country's northwest tribal region bordering Afghanistan Wednesday, a military spokesman said. Pakistani army spokesman Major General Waheed Arshad told private Geo TV that gunship helicopters were used to target positions of militants in mountains in the border area between North and South Waziristan. "The operation was conducted in the morning and in the afternoon," he said. Arshad said the militants had been using mountains to fire and ambush convoys of security forces.

By Firoz Bakht Ahmed, IANS On behalf of all Muslims who believe in reason and sanity, I declare that the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) affidavit (since withdrawn) questioning the existence of Hindu god Ram was vitriolic, scathing, unfortunate and blasphemous -not just to Hindus but to all those who cherish our pluralistic cultural heritage. How can a government decide the veracity of a figure like Ram? He Ram ke wajood pe Hindostan ko naaz/Ahl-e-nazar samajhtey hein usko Imam-e-Hind!

By Xinhua Ankara : Turkey and Iraq signed an agreement to fight against terrorism in the Turkish capital of Ankara on Friday. Turkish Interior Minister Besir Atalay and his Iraqi counterpart Jawad al-Bulani signed the agreement.

By Muhammad Najeeb Islamabad, Sep 29 (IANS) Police used tear gas and chased with sticks hundreds of lawyers and political activists who gathered near the Election Commission (EC) here Saturday to protest the Supreme Court's decision allowing Pervez Musharraf to contest for presidency while heading the army. The EC was then scrutinising nomination papers of presidential candidates.

By IANS Islamabad : Pakistan and Iran might have agreed on constructing a gas pipeline between the two countries but the deal is far from being signed, sealed and delivered. Tehran's insistence on a clause in the Gas Sales and Purchase Agreement (GSPA) "under which the gas prices would be reviewed after every five years remains the bone of contention as Pakistan refused to budge before the Iranian demand", The News reported Tuesday in a dispatch headlined "Pakistan, Iran fail to clear snags in gas pipeline deal".

By Xinhua Baghdad : A roadside bomb explosion killed the mayor of Iskandriya town in Babel province south of Baghdad along with four of his bodyguards Thursday, a provincial police source said. "A roadside bomb went off near the procession of Abbas Hamza al-Khafaji, mayor of Iskandriya town, 50 km south of Baghdad, while he was heading to his work in the morning, killing him and four of his bodyguards," the source told Xinhua. The powerful blast destroyed two vehicles of Khafaji's convoy and wounded one, the source said.

By IANS Islamabad : The terror attack on former prime minister Benazir Bhutto's convoy last week could strain the "mutual understanding" between her and President Pervez Musharraf, "given the suspected involvement of state officials", an editorial in a leading Pakistani daily said Monday. The lack of a proper disaster management plan was once again evident in the wake of the Karachi attack Thursday that claimed at least 139 lives, another editorial maintained.

By DPA Islamabad : The Pakistan government Monday rejected former prime minister Benazir Bhutto's suggestion that foreign experts should be involved in the probe into last Thursday night's suicide bombing attack on her procession. "Our experts are conducting the investigations and they are fully capable of doing it," Interior Minister Aftab Sherpao told reporters in Islamabad.

By NNN-KUNA Washington : US Secretary of State Condoleeza Rice has singled out Iran as the sole challenge facing the United States in the Middle East and the world. "We are very concerned that the policies of Iran constitute perhaps the single, greatest challenge for American security interests in the Middle East and possibly around the world," said Rice before the House of Representatives Foreign Relations Committee Wednesday.

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By TCN News, Aligarh: The Aligarh Muslim University Students’ Union today organized a Symposium on Restoration of AMU’s Minority character.

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By Ram Puniyani, Swami Aseemanand emerged as the alleged kingpin in the series of blasts, starting from Malegaon, Makkah Masjid, Hyderabad, Ajmer Dargaah...

By TCN News, Aligarh: The Ministry of Minority Affairs, Government of India has selected the UGC Academic Staff College (ASC) of Aligarh Muslim University as a Nodal Agency for training and awareness generation among faculty members of minority managed degree colleges under “Nalanda Project”.

By Lalita, TwoCircles.net, New Delhi: While Babasaheb Ambedkar has been widely accepted as the leader of the untouchables, we should pay attention to other aspects of his life which are as promising, says Ananya Vajpeyi, the author of the prize winning book The Righteous Republic.

By TCN News, Jammu: The state president of National Students’ Union of India (NSUI), Neeraj Kundan held a meeting in Govt. Maulana Azad Memorial Post Graduate (MAM) College, Jammu, in support of Congress-NC candidate Madan Lal Sharma, on 2nd April, Wednesday.

By M Reyaz, TwoCircles.net, Moradabad: “Mark my word ST Hassan (of SP) will win this time,” 55 year old Mohamamd Fareed said animatedly to his friend, a Jat at the Moradbad Bus Stand, a day before the election on April 16. Moradabad goes to poll today.

By A. Mirsab,TwoCircles.net, Mumbai: Amnesty International has recently published second edition of ‘Fair Trial Manual’ to help combat injustices around the world. The first edition of ‘Fair Trial Manual’ was published in 1998 primarily to support Amnesty International staff and members. The first edition was overwhelmingly accepted around the world which benefitted number of lawyers and activists who fight for injustices meted out to innocents. Due to the increased demand the first edition had to be published in 15 languages.

By TwoCircles.net Staff Reporter, Guwahati: The little girl was screaming at her bed at Guwahati Medical College Hospital. The four year old Taslima Khatun of Narasingbari village in Assam’s Baska district has lost her finger and received bullet injuries as armed militants of National Democratic Front of Bodoalnd (NDFB) opened fire killing four people in front of her on Thursday night.

By Kashif-ul-Huda, TwoCircles.net, Modi wave that has given BJP a historic win has reduced the number of Muslim MPs in Lok Sabha. This wave did not help its own Muslim candidates. 282 BJP MPs will sit in the next Lok Sabha but none of them Muslim.

New Delhi: The Supreme Court Tuesday stayed the death sentence of Kalu Khan, convicted for the rape and murder of a four-year-old girl in...

By TCN News, Hyderabad: Civil Liberties Monitoring Committee has condemned the brutal killing of Mohsin Sadiq Sheikh in Pune. It has written a letter to...

Fund for SC students worst affected. By TwoCircles.net Staff Reporter, New Delhi: Several research scholars, enrolled in M.Phil and PhD courses in different subjects in universities across the country are not getting their fellowships on time. Students belonging to the Scheduled Castes (SCs) seem to be most hit since Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment has not released the fund for the year so far.

By TCN News, Aligarh: The Vice Chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University, on the authorization of the Executive Council in its special meeting held on July 22, 2014, has placed Dr. Syed Ali Nadeem Rezavi, Associate Professor, Department of History under suspension with immediate effect, pending enquiry.

By A. Mirsab, TwoCircles.net, Mumbai: A massive controversy has erupted throughout the country over Supreme Court Justice Anil R. Dave’s statement on Saturday that Indians should go back to their ancient traditions, and texts such as Mahabharat and that Bhagwad Gita should be introduced to children in schools at an early age.

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By TwoCircles.net special correspondent, Mumbai: Many fear that media is taking its revenge by its aggressive reporting on Azad Maidan violence.

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By IANS, Bangalore : Saudi Arabian police have released Indian doctor Usman Ghani from 20-day detention after their investigation revealed he had no terror links as suspected earlier.

By IANS, Srinagar/Jammu : Voting progressed at a steady clip through the day in Jammu and Kashmir Sunday with heavier turnout in the four constituencies in Jammu region than in the two segments in Kashmir valley in round two of the assembly elections. By 12 noon, 16 percent of the voters had cast their franchise in Ganderbal, where National Conference leader Omar Abdullah is contesting against 11 other candidates, and 19 percent in Kangan.

By Pervez Bari, TwoCircles.net, Bhopal : The National Executive Council of Popular Front of India, (PFI), has called upon the people to continue the struggle for the restoration of Babri Masjid on the same site where it had existed at the time of its destruction by the Hindutva fascist forces. The Popular Front has urged Justice Liberhan to release the Liberhan Commission report of Babri Masjid demolition before the citizens of India and resign forthwith in protest of the insult from the government.

By IANS, New Delhi : There was no improvement in Maoist-related violence in the country in 2008 over the previous year, but the level of militant violence in Jammu and Kashmir continued to show a declining trend, says a government report.

By IANS, New Delhi : A city court will announce its verdict on the fate of two Kashmiri youth, arrested by the Delhi Police as terrorists, on Feb 13. A Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) report has said the two men were framed by the police. Additional Sessions Judge S.K. Gautam Monday said the decision to initiate proceedings against police officials accused of framing the two men would also be taken on the next date.

By IANS, Hyderabad : Traditional festivity and religious fervour marked Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi, the birth anniversary of Prophet Mohammed, in Hyderabad and other parts of Andhra Pradesh Tuesday. Public meetings and rallies were held where speakers exhorted Muslims to strictly follow 'seerat-e-tayyaba' or the holy life of the Prophet. Feeding of the poor was organised by individuals and organisations to mark the occasion. Muslims also celebrated the day cooking special dishes.

By IANS, New Delhi : The Election Commission Saturday censured Akhilesh Das, who is contesting the Lok Sabha polls from Lucknow constituency on a Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) ticket, for making derogatory remarks about his rival and Samajwadi Party candidate Nafisa Ali. "Election Commission is of the considered opinion that Dr. Akhilesh Das has violated the provisions of the model code of conduct and the Election Commission has censured him for the said violation," the poll panel said in a statement issued here.

By IANS, Srinagar : The district and sessions judge of Shopian in Jammu and Kashmir Thursday rejected the bail application moved by four police officers accused of destroying evidence in the rape and murder of two local women. While rejecting the bail application, Judge Syed Tauqeer Ahmed maintained that there was prima facie evidence against the accused. He said DNA profiling of the accused was yet to be completed and if released, they might interfere with the investigation.

By IANS, New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Wednesday said the government and civil society groups must keep an eye on and protest against those who resort to violence in the name of religion to spread disharmony. "I believe that both the government and civil society groups must continuously watch and raise our voice against groups and individuals who use violence in the name of religion," the prime minister said at a function to present the Kabir Puraskar and National Communal Harmony Awards for the years 2007 and 2008.

By Agence India Press, Jammu: Jammu and Kashmir State Commission for Women proposed setting up of Family Courts to settle domestic disputes, besides enhancing existing domestic acts and laws against women rights violations in the state.

By IANS, Srinagar : A general shutdown paralysed life across the Kashmir Valley Friday as authorities clamped strict restrictions in the old areas of this city to ward off trouble that had started earlier this week with the death of a schoolboy. Mirwaiz Umer Farooq, the chairperson of the moderate Hurriyat group, continued to remain under house arrest for the second day. Two other moderate separatist leaders, Shabir Shah and Nayeem Khan, were arrested Wednesday to prevent them from participating in the protests here.

By IANS, Pune: A student from New Delhi, Aditya Jaiprakash Mehta, who was injured in Saturday\'s terror blast here, succumbed to his injuries in a hospital here early Wednesday, police said. According to an official of the Pune Police Control Room, Aditya, 24, was a fourth year student of Bharatiya Vidyapeeth, an engineering college in the city. Mehta died around 4 a.m. Wednesday at the Jehangir Hospital here, the official said. His relatives have already arrived here from New Delhi and the formalities to hand over the body are being completed.

By IANS/EFE, Valencia (Spain) : More than 1 tonne of cocaine that arrived in the customs area of the port in the eastern Spanish city of Valencia hidden in the false bottom of a container shipped from the Dominican Republic was seized, investigators said. One person was arrested in Valencia and a second suspect apparently waiting for the cocaine was detained in Barcelona province. The cocaine was aboard the Nordsea, a Cypriot-flagged ship that arrived in Valencia on Feb 23 from the Dominican Republic.

By IANS/RIA Novosti, Moscow : Plotters of the twin suicide blast at Moscow subway stations that killed 38 people could have links with the terror network based in the Afghanistan-Pakistan border region, Russia said Tuesday. The deadly blasts in the subway could have been organised with support from abroad, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said. "I do not rule this out, nothing can be ruled out here," he said.

By IANS, Hyderabad : Friday prayers passed off peacefully in riot-hit areas of Hyderabad as the curfew continued for the fourth day without any relaxation. Police had made massive security arrangements in view of the Friday prayers. Though the curfew was not relaxed thus preventing huge congregations at major mosques, Muslims offered prayers either in neighbourhood mosques or in their homes. Police allowed over 200 people including some leaders of Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (MIM) to offer prayers at the historic Mecca Masjid, where thousands gather every Friday.

By NNN-KUNA Geneva : The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) has said that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Kuwait rank respectively at numbers 39 of their scale for the UNCTAD Trade and Development report covering 2006. This result, according to the UNCTAD rankings, puts the UAE and Kuwait ahead of all the Arab countries.

By IANS Srinagar : Security forces Saturday evening stormed the hotel building in the heart of the apple rich north Kashmir Sopore town, where militants were holed up for the past three days and shot one of them dead. "One militant has been eliminated in the encounter at hotel New Light in Sopore. However, exchange of fire is still taking place," said a police spokesman here. He said paramilitary Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and Special Operations Group (SOG) of police stormed the building following fierce firing.

New Delhi, Nov 29 (IANS) Former Pakistani prime minister Nawaz Sharif has denied any power-sharing deal with President Pervez Musharraf and stressed that the election, likely in January, will lack any credibility unless the sacked top judges were reinstated. Sharif, who returned to Pakistan Sunday after forced exile in Saudi Arabia, also made a forceful pitch for restoring democracy and underlined that he will not serve under Musharraf under the present constitution to which several amendments were made.

By IANS Dhaka : Hardcore militants lodged in a Bangladesh jail were shifted to different cells Saturday following a high alert issued after the killing of former Pakistani prime minister Benazir Bhutto in Rawalpindi. Twenty-six militants at Chittagong Central Jail in southern Bangladesh were moved to separate cells. They included five convicted militants belonging to the banned Jama'atul Mujahideen Bangladesh (JMB), Star Online reported. Jailer Iqbal Hossain said the visitors have been asked not to bring any bags or packets for any inmates at the jail gate.

By RIA Novosti Islamabad : Progress has been reported in the investigation of the assassination of opposition leader Benazir Bhutto, local media said on Wednesday referring to the country's police spokesman Javed Iqbal Cheema. Pakistan was plunged into turmoil last Thursday following the killing of Bhutto, who had twice been the country's prime minister and was about to run in parliamentary elections January 8 as leader of the Pakistan People's Party (PPP).

DUBAI, Jan 4 (Bernama) -- Burj Dubai, the iconic tower, has reached 158 levels, the most in any building in the world, its developer Emaar Properties said. The tower is now 598.5 metres high and taller than Taipei 101 (508 metres) in Taiwan and CN Tower (553.33 metres) in Toronto, Canada, media reports here said. Cladding work of the tower is now ongoing at an accelerated pace with 58 storeys already wearing the shimmering sheen of the high-performance cladding system, Emaar, a global property developer said in a statement.

By IANS Ranchi : A top woman Maoist leader has been arrested from the Garwah district of Jharkhand, police said Monday. Acting on a tip off Sunday night, police arrested Vineeta alias Simppi, a zonal commander of the Communist Party of India-Maoist (CPI-Maoist), from Bardari village of Garwah district, about 140 km from Ranchi. Police said she had masterminded more than a dozen Maoist attacks in Jharkhand. She is accused of attacking a Home Guard training centre in Giridih district in 2006 and looting around 200 police rifles.

By Brij Khandelwal, IANS Agra : Just 500 metres from the Taj Mahal, there's another monument of love in this city that very few people know about - one that has changed the life of many a leprosy patient in India. The Japanese-founded Jalma Centre for Leprosy Treatment, being run by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), has completed more than four decades of service, treating hundreds of thousands of leprosy affected who are traditionally ostracised in India.

By IANS New Delhi : Sania Mirza's recent injury lay-off has cost her three places in the Women Tennis Association (WTA) rankings as she dropped to the 32nd position in the rankings released Monday. The 21-year-old Hyderabadi player, who returns to the court at the Qatar Total Open, however, managed to hold on to her doubles position at 23. Sania, who made a third round appearance at the Australian Open, losing to American Venus Williams, slumped in the singles ranking as she missed out the Pattaya Open earlier this month because of a back injury.

By IANS Bhubaneswar : Maoists Wednesday brutally killed a village leader in Orissa's Malkangiri district, the police said. A group of Maoists entered Peta village, some 700 from here, and dragged Kanha Madkami to a nearby forest and slashed his neck with weapons. The 50-year-old managed to escape, but they shot him dead, a district police official told IANS. Madkami died on his way to hospital. The rebels who claim to be fighting for the cause of the poor and downtrodden are active in more than half of Orissa's 30 districts. They often attack police and landlords.

By KUNA New Delhi : A Minister in India's Northeastern state of Assam Thursday escaped unhurt in a blast that injured seven others. A blast by an insurgent group at a market in Assam's Karbi Anglong district today during a public meeting addressed by state?s Hill Areas Development Minister Minister H Khorsing Ingti, injured seven people, news agency Indo Asian News Service reported. The Minister, however, escaped unhurt, the news agency said, quoting an officer of the Assam Police.

By IANS, Patna : A woman, who was allegedly raped and then set on fire by a civic body chief in Bihar, died after battling for life for six days, a police official said Saturday. The victim, Asha Devi, in her 30s, suffered nearly 80 percent burns. She died at a nursing home in Siliguri in neighbouring West Bengal. She was admitted in a critical condition in the nursing home last week after she was set on fire by Navin Yadav, Thakurganj Nagar Panchayat chief in Kishanganj district, about 350 km from the state capital here.

By IANS, New Delhi : During the 24 hours to Thursday evening, five people - a one-and-a-half-year-old girl, a tailor, a property dealer, a milk vendor and a restaurant employee - were killed in four murderous assaults in the capital, police said. Two unidentified men barged into the residence of Mohammed Abid and his wife Shanno in Inderlok area of north Delhi at around 11.30 a.m. Abid, a rickshaw puller, was away from the one-room home.

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Gaya: Since Independence of the country, the Muslim minority has been used as a vote-bank by all political parties which make promises during campaigns only to forget later, said Syed Shahabuddin, ex-MP and chief editor of Muslim India.

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Malappuram (Kerala): Setting at rest all speculation, the Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) Thursday said it will support the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) in case of a confidence vote.

The decision was taken at a meeting of the national leaders of the party held at the residence of IUML supremo Panakkad Muhammadali Shihab Thangal here Thursday evening.

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By IANS, Srinagar : Curfew continued across the Kashmir valley for the ninth day Monday with the Hurriyat calling for peaceful protests but authorities treading with caution following the deal to set aside 40 hectares of land for the Amarnath shrine board to use during the pilgrimage season. There were no reports of curfew relaxation from anywhere in the valley Monday, when the the joint coordination committee of both the Hurriyat groups, headed by hardline Syed Ali Geelani and the moderate wing chief Mirwaiz Umer Farooq, has called for peaceful protests.

By TCN News, Aligarh: In yet another international job placement drive, FAISAL JASEEM Corporation, a leading Dubai-based MNC visited Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) to hire...

New Delhi : Google on Thursday paid tribute to former president A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, with a black ribbon on its homepage. Kalam died...

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By IANS, Srinagar : A panchayat candidate was shot at by separatist guerrillas in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla district Tuesday, police said.

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