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[1] From: "C.K. Vishwanath" <ck_vishwanath2000@yahoo.com> Date: Tue Sep 20, 2005 Subject: Re: [indiathinkersnet] Dalit movement goes global ..Cheers to Udit Raj this is a positive aspect of globalisation.the so called global activism played a positive role in Durban where caste system of india had been exposed.the local activism is also important.the reality of grass root level dalit conditon should not be ignored. --- MN sanil <mn_sanil2003@...> wrote: > Internationalisation of Dalit movement can > problematise the dalit issues that are happening in > the Brahmanic India. ------------------------- [2] From: karthikeyan karuppaiah <karthikeyan19851@yahoo.co.in> Date: Tue Sep 20, 2005 Subject: New to Bangalore ? Get Complete Information on Bangalore Hi, Are you new to Bangalore ? Check out the complete exhaustive details on Bangalore... http://www.freebangalore.com Here you will find information related to all the aspects of Bangalore... So, what you are waiting for... check out http://www.freebangalore.com Rgds ------------------------------- [3] 200 MUSLIM PROTESTERS IN PAKISTAN RANSACK 16+ CHRISTIAN HOMES A mob of 200 Muslim protesters ransacked at least 16 homes of Christians in Lahore, Pakistan, Saturday, Sept. 10, after a heroin addict disrupted an Islamic service. Younis Masih, 35, was accused of insulting the prophet Mohammed. He faces several years in jail without bail while a lower Punjab court deliberates his case. If convicted, Pakistan??™s controversial blasphemy laws require that he be executed. As Masih is a member of Pakistan??™s historical Christian community, angry demonstrators armed with sticks and bricks damaged Christian homes and stoned a church, where they threw Bibles onto the floor. Police did nothing to stop the attacks. (Compass) ---------------------------- [4] From: rkurian1@vsnl.com Date: Tue Sep 20, 2005 Subject: Bishops Criticise US Over Foreign Policy and War on Terror myserenityin http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article10335.htm Bishops criticise US over foreign policy and war on terror Stephen Bates, religious affairs correspondent 09/19/05 "The Guardian" -- -- A group of Church of England bishops issued a report today criticising American foreign policy, the US war on terror and some American Christians' use of biblical texts to support a political agenda in the Middle East, and accuses the US of using illegitimate and dangerous rhetoric. ----------------- [5] From: rkurian1@vsnl.com Date: Tue Sep 20, 2005 Subject: Food Aid Sent by the UK to go up in Flames! Up In Flames: Tons of British aid donated to help Hurricane Katrina victims to be BURNED by Americans http://tinyurl.com/bh76d ---------------------- [6] From: yogi sikand <ysikand@yahoo.com> Date: Tue Sep 20, 2005 Subject: Abusaleh Shariff: Strategy for Development of Indian Muslims STATE STRATEGY FOR DEVELOPMENT AND WELFARE OF MUSLIMS IN INDIA FOCUS ON EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT, CREDIT FLOW AND EMPOWERMENT Abusaleh Shariff National Council of Applied Economic Research New Delhi ??“ 110 002 Perspective India is a vast country with varying levels of human development performance among its different states and social groups. India also has one of the largest Muslim populations in the world (102 million), next only to Indonesia. According to the 1991 census, 688 million Hindus, 102 million Muslims, 20 million Christians, 16 million Sikhs, 6 million Buddhists and 3 million Jains live in India. Of the total population of India, Hindus form 82 per cent, Muslims 12 per cent, Christians 2 per cent, Sikhs a little below 2 per cent, and Buddhists less than 1 per cent1. 64.5 per cent of Indian Muslims stay in rural India while 35.5 per cent live in urban areas. More Muslims stay in rural areas in the higher concentration states, while the urban Muslim population is much higher in states which have a lower percentage of Muslims.2 Visit to read the entire text: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Mahajanapada -------------------------------- [7] MShiv Sena pays fine MUMBAI: The Shiv Sena on Tuesday paid a fine of Rs. 20 lakhs, imposed on it by the Bombay High Court and upheld by the Supreme Court, for organising a bandh on July 30, 2003. A cheque for the amount was sent to the Maharashtra Chief Secretary ??” UNI |
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