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  http://youtu.be/7YjgOwiSqWM Haj camp Bangalore 2012 -by Jameel  Hakimul Ummath Hazrath Amire Shariath Speech on the Occasion of Opening ceremony of Haj Camp 2012, on sunday the 30th september 2012

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Senior analyst B Raman assesses Brajesh Mishra's role as India's  first National Security Advisor, his part in the 1998 nuclear tests, the Kargil conflict and more.         B rajesh Mishra, who was the National Security Adviser to former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee [ between November 1998 and May 2004, passed away on Friday night. He was 84 and belonged to the 1951 batch of the Indian Foreign Service. He became famous in May 1970 when he was heading the Indian embassy in Beijing [ ] as the Charge d'Affaires. At the traditional May Day function at Beijing, Chinese Communist leader Mao Zedong shook hands with Mishra, conveyed his greetings to our PM and President in that order and said, "We cannot go on quarrelling like this. We must become friends again. We will become friends again." Mishra sent a detailed report on it to the Ministry of External Affairs. A few days later, an account of Mao's friendly references to Ind...

September 26, 2012 22:46 PM    Protester shows slipper to Bihar CM:  A protester among a group of contractual workers today showed a slipper to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar at a public meeting in this district, official sources said. The man suddenly took his 'chappal' in his hand and showed it to Kumar as he was addressing a gathering to press for the special status demand. TV channel cameras captured the unidentified protester waving his 'chappal' in the chief minister's direction. Kumar had suffered similar humiliation at Madhubani three days' ago. 22:03 PM    Twin suicide blasts strike Syrian army; 4 killed:  Two suicide car bombers today struck Syria's army command headquarters, killing four guards and engulfing a key symbol of President Bashar Assad's embattled regime in flames, state-run media and witnesses said.  The twin blasts were followed by several hours of gun battles between rebel fighters and regime forc...