ULFA leaders released on bail

ULFA ( United Liberation Front of Assam), an insurgent group active in Indian state of Assam, had been fighting for independent Assam since 1979. During this period, it had got almost 80% of its top leaders arrested by Indian security forces and are lodged in Guwahati ( state Capital of Assam). But Paresh BArua, the self styled ‘commander-in-chief’ of ULFA’s military wing has been absconding and without his arrest or surrender, ULFA is considered to be powerful enough to disturb peace in Assam.

Indian government has been trying to engage ULFA for negotiation for long time now. ULFA is one of the few insurgent groups in North East India, which has not come to negotiation table with Indian government even for once. Though there have been ceasefire many times before between ULFA and Indian security forces, but there was never any negotiation between them.

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Talk on Indo-Pak Talk

There has been great deal of talking on Indo-Pak talks recently. One would be surprised to know that, no matter what would be the outcome of the talk, the talk itself generates much debate. One would be amazed to see talks on the talk like this:-
“It is India which blinks on Indo-Pak talks”, says Pakistan foreign minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi just hours after India proposes secretary level talks! Also, it is interesting, Indian media picks up those lines and promptly put them on their headlines!

Such is the talk on Indo-Pak talks!

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Indian being attacked in Australia!

There has been many attacks on Indians in Australian cities recently and it has been widely reported in all national India Medias.

Finally, Indian officials have conveyed “absolute displeasure and concern” to Australia over unabated attacks on Indians and asked Australian government’s to get its acts together. While Indian media and Indian official have been maintaining that, these attacks are racial in nature, ( “curry bashing” has recently got notoriety) Australian officials have maintained that these are not ‘racial nature’ but normal criminal activities.

Indian government has given out “travel advisory” against traveling to Australia due to these “racial attacks”. It is reported that, there has been steep decrease in number of applications to Australian universities from India this year.

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India building weapon to destroy sttellites

So, finally, India too has joined the nations who are trying to make outer space their next symbol of supremacy and joins the space war. on the occasion of 97th Indian science congress being held in Thiruvanathapuram, Defence Research and Development Organisation(DRDO) Director General V K Saraswat has informed news persons that “India is putting together building blocks of technology that could be used to neutralise enemy satellites”.

It must be mentioned that, in 2007, China destroyed its own ageing weather satellite Fengyun 1C orbiting at a distance of 500 miles away from the earth using a missile. China was the first nation to destroy its own satellite using a missile. This has alarmed USA so much that it had also destroyed its own non-functional spy satellite to demonstrate its capability to the world!

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Developed and Developing nations showdown in Climate Conference in Copenhagen

Recent news says that India, along with other developing nations like China, Brazil and South Africa would be walking out of Copenhagen conference on climate change next month. This was disclosed by Indian minister for environment and forests (independent charge), Mr. Jairam Ramesh in Beijing.

This development can be seen as retaliatory measure by BASIC ( Brazil, India, South Africa and China) countries amidst report that rich nations led by Denmark are trying to set the agenda of the conference by presenting a draft containing a set of specific proposals.

This may result in interesting show down in the next month’s climate change conference. Most probably, developing nations are now asserting themselves, specially with strong economic performances by developing nations, led by China and India. While rich nations are not doing well economically.
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More blast in Pakistan and Indian angle

There was another bomb blast today in Peshawar, a border city in Pakistan. It was fifth attack in this city which took place today in a police check point killing at least 13 people. As usual, it was suicide bombing attack, reportedly by Taliban which detonated a truck laden with explosives.

Pakistan PM Yusuf Raza Gilani

Pakistan PM Yusuf Raza Gilani


Incidentally, today Pakistan PM, Yousuf Raza Gilani told reporters in Multan, Pakistan, that it would expose Indian’s involvement in terrorism in Baluchistan. Gilani said: “The evidence will be presented at a suitable time.” It is very interesting that Pakistan is now accusing India of aiding terror in Baluchistan while India had been accusing Pakistan of sponsoring terrorist attacks in its Kashmir state. This is one accusation which many countries in the world agree, specially after America pressurizing Pakistan to act against terrorist organisation based in Pakistan.
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