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Community’s mixed emotions on Ayodhya
VOL 16, No. 840
October 15, 2010
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FIFTY NATIONS JOIN GANDHI DAY AT UN
Dr. Pankaj Jain
GreenFaith appoints Hindu & Jain scholar Details on page 7
Gandhi peace walk gains world support Details on page 6
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3 Indian women in Forbes' ‘powerful’ list
USIBC announces Presidential Mission to India
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$100k donation for Indic Chair at Claremont Congress leader to take up Attri issue with MEA Details on page 12
‘Protectionist policies not acceptable’
UN HONORS GANDHI: United Nations celebrated Internal Day of Non Violence-Gandhi Jayanti on October 1. To mark the occasion, UN General Assembly President Joseph Deiss (3rd from right) releasing the book on Mahatma Gandhi "Imaging Peace-Truthand Ahimsa" by Birad Yajnik (second from right). Others in the picture are (from left) Ambassador Somduth Soborun of Mauritius, Chef De Cabinet of UN General Secretary Vijay Nambiar, India's Ambassador to UN HS Puri and South African Ambassador to UN Baso Sangqa (extreme right) -Pic Mohammed Jaffer-SnapsIndia ndia Post News Service
NEW YORK: The Permanent Mission of India to the United Nations, New York commemorated the "International Day of Non-Violence" at the United Nations Headquarters, New York on Oct 1, with nearly 50 Permanent Representatives of UN Member States and other dignitaries in attendance. The President of the UN General Assembly, Joseph Deiss, was the Chief Guest. The Secretary-General of the
UN, Ban Ki-moon, was represented at the function by his Chef de Cabinet, Ambassador Vijay Nambiar. Ambassador H.S. Puri, Permanent Representative of India, exhorted the universal relevance of non-violence and the desire for a culture of peace, tolerance and understanding. Linking Mahatma Gandhi's thoughts and principles to the values of the UN, Ambassador Puri noted that in many ways Mahatma Gandhi was the linear progenitor of the UN. Details on page 5
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Interpol notice against 2 Pak Army majors
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NEW DELHI: International arrest warrants were issued by the Interpol against five Pakistani nationals including two serving Army Majors for their alleged role in Mumbai terror attack and plotting to carry out more strikes in this country. The National Investigation Agency (NIA), which is probing the role of Pakistani-American LeT operative David Headley in India, had approached the court of
Additional Sessions Judge, Delhi which issued a nonbailable warrant against the five Pakistanis. The Interpol Red Corner Notice were issued against Illyas Kashmiri, Major Sameer Ali, Major Iqbal, Abdur Rehman Hashim alias "Pasha" and Sajid Majid alias Sajid Mir, a NIA official said. The action followed a request from India.
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