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Khamoshi mere Mani Khez thhe magar
Jisne Chaha Waisa AFSANA bana DIYA
Phoolon ko JabAA Rahi THE MOUT ke PASEENE
Dost ne mazak se kaha
SHABNAM SHABNAM SHABNAM SHABNAM SHBNAM SHABNAM SHBNAM SHBNAM
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Five killed, 20 Injured In Hyderabad Communal Clash
Hyderabad, Dec. 7 (NNN): At least five people were killed and 20 others injured in communal violence and police firing in the Hyderabad’s old city forcing the authorities to impose indefinite curfew in eight police station areas early Sunday. The police opened fire at Gowlipura, Sultansahai, Moghalpura when teargas hells and lathi-charge proved ineffective in controlling the mob indulging in stabbing, loot and arson late Saturday night.
Four persons died due to stabbing while one succumbed to bullet injuries at Osmania General Hospital, where about 20 persons injured in stone pelting and attack were admitted, according to the police. Three of the wounded are said to be in a critical condition.
The Rapid Action Force (RAF) troopers have been deployed in the riot-hit areas to keep law and order. Hyderabad Police Commissioner R P Singh reviewed the situation and decided to impose curfew in eight police station areas of Shalibanda, Moghualpura, Bhawani Nagar, Chatrainaka, Meerchowk, Rein Bazar, Dabirpura and Gowlipura.
The whole trouble erupted on the 11th anniversary of the razing of the 16th century Babri mosque in Ayodhya, Utter Pradesh. Security was tightened across India in preparation for the anniversary of the mosque´s demolition by Hindu activists. The violence on Saturday night followed a relatively peaceful day of protests across the country by Muslims, and celebrations by Hindu groups. The situation in the Sultan Shahi area of Hyderabad became tense after Hindu activists removed a black flag being flown by Muslim residents, said officials.
Groups of Hindus and Muslims reportedly started throwing stones and attacking each others´ houses. ``We had to open fire to control the situation as the mobs were armed with petrol bombs, swords and iron rods,`` said the city´s police commissioner RP Singh. He added: ``We are monitoring the situation carefully. Additional troops have been rushed into all the trouble spots and we have imposed a curfew in these areas.`` Meanwhile, there were no reports of violence anywhere else in the country following heightened security ahead of the anniversary.
It is worth mentioning here that the destruction of the Babri mosque sparked nationwide riots on December 6, 1992. Hundreds of paramilitary soldiers were deployed to Ayodhya itself to control rallies planned by Hindu nationalists. The razing of the Babri mosque in 1992 triggered a year of violence that killed 2,000 people across India. Thousands have been killed in Hindu-Muslim riots across the country since then. Hindu activists claim the mosque was built on the site of an earlier temple to Lord Ram, but Muslims dispute this. Legal arguments are continuing in an attempt to determine ownership.
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Alpana
Dec 7, 2003 05:30 pm
TELUGU mUSLIMS JOKES ...Khamoshi mere Mani Khez thhe magar
Jisne Chaha Waisa AFSANA bana DIYA
Phoolon ko JabAA Rahi THE MOUT ke PASEENE
Dost ne mazak se kaha
SHABNAM SHABNAM SHABNAM SHABNAM SHBNAM SHABNAM SHBNAM SHBNAM
u
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Five killed, 20 Injured In Hyderabad Communal Clash
Hyderabad, Dec. 7 (NNN): At least five people were killed and 20 others injured in communal violence and police firing in the Hyderabad’s old city forcing the authorities to impose indefinite curfew in eight police station areas early Sunday. The police opened fire at Gowlipura, Sultansahai, Moghalpura when teargas hells and lathi-charge proved ineffective in controlling the mob indulging in stabbing, loot and arson late Saturday night.
Four persons died due to stabbing while one succumbed to bullet injuries at Osmania General Hospital, where about 20 persons injured in stone pelting and attack were admitted, according to the police. Three of the wounded are said to be in a critical condition.
The Rapid Action Force (RAF) troopers have been deployed in the riot-hit areas to keep law and order. Hyderabad Police Commissioner R P Singh reviewed the situation and decided to impose curfew in eight police station areas of Shalibanda, Moghualpura, Bhawani Nagar, Chatrainaka, Meerchowk, Rein Bazar, Dabirpura and Gowlipura.
The whole trouble erupted on the 11th anniversary of the razing of the 16th century Babri mosque in Ayodhya, Utter Pradesh. Security was tightened across India in preparation for the anniversary of the mosque´s demolition by Hindu activists. The violence on Saturday night followed a relatively peaceful day of protests across the country by Muslims, and celebrations by Hindu groups. The situation in the Sultan Shahi area of Hyderabad became tense after Hindu activists removed a black flag being flown by Muslim residents, said officials.
Groups of Hindus and Muslims reportedly started throwing stones and attacking each others´ houses. ``We had to open fire to control the situation as the mobs were armed with petrol bombs, swords and iron rods,`` said the city´s police commissioner RP Singh. He added: ``We are monitoring the situation carefully. Additional troops have been rushed into all the trouble spots and we have imposed a curfew in these areas.`` Meanwhile, there were no reports of violence anywhere else in the country following heightened security ahead of the anniversary.
It is worth mentioning here that the destruction of the Babri mosque sparked nationwide riots on December 6, 1992. Hundreds of paramilitary soldiers were deployed to Ayodhya itself to control rallies planned by Hindu nationalists. The razing of the Babri mosque in 1992 triggered a year of violence that killed 2,000 people across India. Thousands have been killed in Hindu-Muslim riots across the country since then. Hindu activists claim the mosque was built on the site of an earlier temple to Lord Ram, but Muslims dispute this. Legal arguments are continuing in an attempt to determine ownership.
in India, Pakistan a
Broken Stones
Khamoshi mere Mani Khez thhe magar
Jisne Chaha Waisa AFSANA bana DIYA
Phoolon ko JabAA Rahi THE MOUT ke PASEENE
Dost ne mazak se kaha
SHABNAM SHABNAM SHABNAM SHABNAM SHBNAM SHABNAM SHBNAM SHBNAM
u
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Five killed, 20 Injured In Hyderabad Communal Clash
Hyderabad, Dec. 7 (NNN): At least five people were killed and 20 others injured in communal violence and police firing in the Hyderabad’s old city forcing the authorities to impose indefinite curfew in eight police station areas early Sunday. The police opened fire at Gowlipura, Sultansahai, Moghalpura when teargas hells and lathi-charge proved ineffective in controlling the mob indulging in stabbing, loot and arson late Saturday night.
Four persons died due to stabbing while one succumbed to bullet injuries at Osmania General Hospital, where about 20 persons injured in stone pelting and attack were admitted, according to the police. Three of the wounded are said to be in a critical condition.
The Rapid Action Force (RAF) troopers have been deployed in the riot-hit areas to keep law and order. Hyderabad Police Commissioner R P Singh reviewed the situation and decided to impose curfew in eight police station areas of Shalibanda, Moghualpura, Bhawani Nagar, Chatrainaka, Meerchowk, Rein Bazar, Dabirpura and Gowlipura.
The whole trouble erupted on the 11th anniversary of the razing of the 16th century Babri mosque in Ayodhya, Utter Pradesh. Security was tightened across India in preparation for the anniversary of the mosque´s demolition by Hindu activists. The violence on Saturday night followed a relatively peaceful day of protests across the country by Muslims, and celebrations by Hindu groups. The situation in the Sultan Shahi area of Hyderabad became tense after Hindu activists removed a black flag being flown by Muslim residents, said officials.
Groups of Hindus and Muslims reportedly started throwing stones and attacking each others´ houses. ``We had to open fire to control the situation as the mobs were armed with petrol bombs, swords and iron rods,`` said the city´s police commissioner RP Singh. He added: ``We are monitoring the situation carefully. Additional troops have been rushed into all the trouble spots and we have imposed a curfew in these areas.`` Meanwhile, there were no reports of violence anywhere else in the country following heightened security ahead of the anniversary.
It is worth mentioning here that the destruction of the Babri mosque sparked nationwide riots on December 6, 1992. Hundreds of paramilitary soldiers were deployed to Ayodhya itself to control rallies planned by Hindu nationalists. The razing of the Babri mosque in 1992 triggered a year of violence that killed 2,000 people across India. Thousands have been killed in Hindu-Muslim riots across the country since then. Hindu activists claim the mosque was built on the site of an earlier temple to Lord Ram, but Muslims dispute this. Legal arguments are continuing in an attempt to determine ownership.
in India, Pakistan a
Posted by
Alpana
Dec 7, 2003 05:30 pm
TELUGU mUSLIMS JOKES ...Khamoshi mere Mani Khez thhe magar
Jisne Chaha Waisa AFSANA bana DIYA
Phoolon ko JabAA Rahi THE MOUT ke PASEENE
Dost ne mazak se kaha
SHABNAM SHABNAM SHABNAM SHABNAM SHBNAM SHABNAM SHBNAM SHBNAM
u
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Five killed, 20 Injured In Hyderabad Communal Clash
Hyderabad, Dec. 7 (NNN): At least five people were killed and 20 others injured in communal violence and police firing in the Hyderabad’s old city forcing the authorities to impose indefinite curfew in eight police station areas early Sunday. The police opened fire at Gowlipura, Sultansahai, Moghalpura when teargas hells and lathi-charge proved ineffective in controlling the mob indulging in stabbing, loot and arson late Saturday night.
Four persons died due to stabbing while one succumbed to bullet injuries at Osmania General Hospital, where about 20 persons injured in stone pelting and attack were admitted, according to the police. Three of the wounded are said to be in a critical condition.
The Rapid Action Force (RAF) troopers have been deployed in the riot-hit areas to keep law and order. Hyderabad Police Commissioner R P Singh reviewed the situation and decided to impose curfew in eight police station areas of Shalibanda, Moghualpura, Bhawani Nagar, Chatrainaka, Meerchowk, Rein Bazar, Dabirpura and Gowlipura.
The whole trouble erupted on the 11th anniversary of the razing of the 16th century Babri mosque in Ayodhya, Utter Pradesh. Security was tightened across India in preparation for the anniversary of the mosque´s demolition by Hindu activists. The violence on Saturday night followed a relatively peaceful day of protests across the country by Muslims, and celebrations by Hindu groups. The situation in the Sultan Shahi area of Hyderabad became tense after Hindu activists removed a black flag being flown by Muslim residents, said officials.
Groups of Hindus and Muslims reportedly started throwing stones and attacking each others´ houses. ``We had to open fire to control the situation as the mobs were armed with petrol bombs, swords and iron rods,`` said the city´s police commissioner RP Singh. He added: ``We are monitoring the situation carefully. Additional troops have been rushed into all the trouble spots and we have imposed a curfew in these areas.`` Meanwhile, there were no reports of violence anywhere else in the country following heightened security ahead of the anniversary.
It is worth mentioning here that the destruction of the Babri mosque sparked nationwide riots on December 6, 1992. Hundreds of paramilitary soldiers were deployed to Ayodhya itself to control rallies planned by Hindu nationalists. The razing of the Babri mosque in 1992 triggered a year of violence that killed 2,000 people across India. Thousands have been killed in Hindu-Muslim riots across the country since then. Hindu activists claim the mosque was built on the site of an earlier temple to Lord Ram, but Muslims dispute this. Legal arguments are continuing in an attempt to determine ownership.
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Broken Stones
Indians need Frenchmen to boost there unsure insecure Agendas to be propped up by likes of Gauthier Eldred Koenstd?
Posted by
Alpana
Dec 6, 2003 11:58 pm
Here is something from Francois Gautier???Indians need Frenchmen to boost there unsure insecure Agendas to be propped up by likes of Gauthier Eldred Koenstd?
Broken Stones
you finally discovered yourself -- Farazana Versey
bravo
Its so funny to see even highest intellect getting fooled by fictions as being REAL ??????
Posted by
Alpana
Dec 6, 2003 11:58 pm
#15 by nasah on December 6, 2003 11:56am PTyou finally discovered yourself -- Farazana Versey
bravo
Its so funny to see even highest intellect getting fooled by fictions as being REAL ??????
Broken Stones
#10 by Saminasha on December 6, 2003 7:08am PT
Author,
There are some amazing lines and ideas here. The first four paragraphs are unbelievably good.
``and of this near-dead man`` is better as ``a nearly dead man``
The narrator is particularly compelling-would be interested in reading more/about her
``And is my reading of this binary of the Hindu/Muslim/sex worker/film star correct?``
Just wondering...
One can imagine a se worker be a FILM star too
How can even if product of bi religous union can be Hindu /Muslim at the same tiome if Hindu imeans religion and not somthing ELSE?
Posted by
Alpana
Dec 6, 2003 11:58 pm
#10 by Saminasha on December 6, 2003 7:08am PT
Author,
There are some amazing lines and ideas here. The first four paragraphs are unbelievably good.
``and of this near-dead man`` is better as ``a nearly dead man``
The narrator is particularly compelling-would be interested in reading more/about her
``And is my reading of this binary of the Hindu/Muslim/sex worker/film star correct?``
Just wondering...
One can imagine a se worker be a FILM star too
How can even if product of bi religous union can be Hindu /Muslim at the same tiome if Hindu imeans religion and not somthing ELSE?
Broken Stones
#8 by FarzanaVersey on December 5, 2003 10:58pm PT
This is the first time I took courage to publish my fiction. I have been sitting on it for a year, but there was something holding me back. I would occasionally look at it, go over a few lines and then put it to sleep. I have come in early to interact because I know that not many people want to read fiction at Chowk and fewer want to interact on my board if they like something I have written!
FV
I hope you dont `crash` untimely prematurely or before you have had your
hearts content
and fulfilled all your ambitions
wish
and imaginations...
Such lives are SHort but does not have to Be .....Slow down and live long i pray :)
Posted by
Alpana
Dec 6, 2003 11:58 pm
#8 by FarzanaVersey on December 5, 2003 10:58pm PT
This is the first time I took courage to publish my fiction. I have been sitting on it for a year, but there was something holding me back. I would occasionally look at it, go over a few lines and then put it to sleep. I have come in early to interact because I know that not many people want to read fiction at Chowk and fewer want to interact on my board if they like something I have written!
FV
I hope you dont `crash` untimely prematurely or before you have had your
hearts content
and fulfilled all your ambitions
wish
and imaginations...
Such lives are SHort but does not have to Be .....Slow down and live long i pray :)
What is Wrong with Shahrukh Khan?
20 by imransuleman on December 5, 2003 8:22am PT
Rozaiba,
From what I have heard there are three filmic adaptations of Devdas. The first o
-
#27F.V.
``of his version who made the Dilip Kumar `Devdas` was Bimal Roy. I think this film succeeded at several levels, mainly because it did not try too hard to capture the Bengali superficialities and went straight to its essence.``
Study of DEVDAS as a quetesential ``indian`` Hero is manifest with its repeated picturisation over last 5 deacdes in various regional languages ...
Some people have studied it as part of Ph.D. thesis !!!!!!
If you wish read into a THESIS by Poonam Aurora !!!!!!
If you havetime you wiill learn a hell of a lot about Indian history
politics
colonisation
literatrure
cinema
and many Stars from Saigal to Sharukh
http://social.chass.ncsu.edu/jouvert/v1i1/devdas.htm
Devdas: India`s Emasculated Hero,
Sado-Masochism and Colonialism
by
Poonam Arora
University of Michigan, Dearborn
Posted by
Alpana
Dec 6, 2003 11:58 pm
20 by imransuleman on December 5, 2003 8:22am PT
Rozaiba,
From what I have heard there are three filmic adaptations of Devdas. The first o
-
#27F.V.
``of his version who made the Dilip Kumar `Devdas` was Bimal Roy. I think this film succeeded at several levels, mainly because it did not try too hard to capture the Bengali superficialities and went straight to its essence.``
Study of DEVDAS as a quetesential ``indian`` Hero is manifest with its repeated picturisation over last 5 deacdes in various regional languages ...
Some people have studied it as part of Ph.D. thesis !!!!!!
If you wish read into a THESIS by Poonam Aurora !!!!!!
If you havetime you wiill learn a hell of a lot about Indian history
politics
colonisation
literatrure
cinema
and many Stars from Saigal to Sharukh
http://social.chass.ncsu.edu/jouvert/v1i1/devdas.htm
Devdas: India`s Emasculated Hero,
Sado-Masochism and Colonialism
by
Poonam Arora
University of Michigan, Dearborn
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