[ASSAM]
03/01/2004
01. Alert sounded in Assam over US tremor warning
Guwahati, Jan 2 : The Assam government Sunday sounded an alert asking
police, health and civil officials to work out contingency disaster
management plans in the event of an earthquake jolting the region,
officials said.
01. Army keping vigil on Nepal Maoist-KLO-Ulfa nexus
NIRMALYA BANERJEE
KOLKATA: Links between Kamtapur Liberation Organization, United
Liberation Front of Asom and the Maoists of Nepal are posing a new
dimension to the insurgency situation in Assam and north Bengal,
eastern command GOC-in-C
[Nagaland]
01. Prayers at NSCN camp for success of peace parleys with New Delhi:
[India News]: Dimapur, Jan 3: The National Socialist Council of
Nagalim (Isak-Muivah), on the first Sunday of New Year 2005, observed
a fast and prayer programme for the success of the ongoing peace
talks with the
04/01/2004
01. Murders cross previous records in Jhenidah
101 in 2004 against 75 in 2003: 50 murders by outlaws
The law and order situation deteriorated in Jhenidah district last
year, with 101 murders committed during the period against 75 in
2003, according to a high-ranking police official.
04/01/2005
Rebels, not criminals
Approach this disaffected community in a spirit of conciliation
I have gone through the gist of talks between the government of
Andhra Pradesh and the Naxalite groups in the state. The two sides
were proceeding well and the ceasefire was holding firm. There was
06/01/2005
Attempt on Journo: Khulna newsmen demand security
Our Correspondent, Khulna
Khulna journalists, concerned over Tuesday night's bomb attack on
Dainik Jugantar Bureau Chief and a former leader of Khulna Union of
Journalists, have asked police to step up security measures and
demanded
06/01/2005
Passport forger for terror suspect Hambali held in Thailand: police
(AFP)
BANGKOK - Thai police have arrested a Bangladeshi man accused of
providing top Asian terror suspect Hambali with a fake passport,
reports said Thursday.
Hoque Sindik, 40, was arrested at a central Bangkok
03/01/2005
Manipur - In a strange whirlpool of Cross-Current
by R. Upadhyay
Manipur literally means a jewel-land, but for a last few decades the
glamour of this culturally linked isolated corner of India too fell
in the web of insurgency. Whatever may be the reasons behind the
evolution of
04/01/2005
THE TSUNAMI--- SOME SECURITY ASPECTS
by B.Raman
Some security aspects of the widespread tragedy caused by the Tsunami
of December 26, 2004, have not received the attention they deserve.
2. The first aspect relates to the fact that areas inhabited by
ethnic minorities have been very
07/01/2005
Dixit Indias status as a National Security State
Enayetullah Khan
J.N. Dixit, informally known as Mani, was one of the most important
actors in shaping Indian diplomatic and military involvement in the
1971 Bangladesh War of Independence. Although belonging to the
bureaucratic
07/01/2005
01. 11 AK47s, ammo seized at Bandarban again
Our Correspondent, Bandarban
Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) yesterday seized another huge cache of
firearms and ammunition, including 11 AK47 rifles, from
Naikkhongchhari with the law-enforcers still clueless about rampant
arms smuggling in the
07/01/2005
Two army personnel, including major killed in Assam due to mistaken
identity:
Guwahati, Jan 7 : Mistaken identity cost the lives of two army
personnel, including a major, whom a joint police and CRPF team shot
dead taking them to be ULFA militants in upper Assam's Dibrugarh
district,
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08/01/2005
Tamil Tiger leader dead or missing after tsunami: Sri Lanka radio
(AFP)
COLOMBO - Elusive Tamil Tiger chief Velupillai Prabhakaran and his
intelligence chief Pottu Amman are among the dead or missing after
last weeks tsunami disaster, state radio said Saturday, sparking
fresh
08/01/2005
Conventional war with India seen turning nuclear
By Anwar Iqbal
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
No conventional war between India and Pakistan will remain limited
for long it would gradually lead to a full-scale war and ultimately
to a nuclear conflict, warns a study by a Pakistani
08/01/2005
The Salvador Option
The Pentagon may put Special-Forces-led assassination or kidnapping
teams in Iraq
By Michael Hirsh and John Barry
Jan. 8 - What to do about the deepening quagmire of Iraq? The
Pentagons latest approach is being called the Salvador optionand
the fact that it
09/01/2005
insurgencies Cast Shadow Over Tsunami Relief
By David Fox
GALLE, Sri Lanka (Reuters) - Long-running armed rebellions in
Indonesia and Sri Lanka cast a shadow on Sunday over massive relief
efforts in two nations devastated by a deadly tsunami two weeks ago.
Indonesia's military
Manipur: Rampaging Militants, Mute State
Bibhu Prasad Routray
Director, ICM Database Documentation Centre, Guwahati
On January 6, the Meitei insurgent Kanglei Yawol Kanna Lup (KYKL), a
militant outfit fighting for an independent homeland for the majority
Meitei community in Manipur, asked heads
11/01/2005
01. Khulna outlaw leader killed in Rab 'crossfire'
Staff Correspondent, Khulna
A leader of outlawed Purbo Banglar Communist Party's (PBCP) M-L
faction was killed in 'crossfire' between the Rapid Action Battalion
(Rab) and his accomplices in Jessore yesterday.
Abdul Hye, 45, a
[ASSAM]
14/01/2005
01. Remote viewing and field intelligence help India find connection
between Pakistan's ISI and insurgents like ULFA and Naxals in India
Staff Reporter
Pakistan's intelligence agency and covert operations organization ISI
got a surprise of a life time when Indian
New Phase of the Resistance
A tiny hamlet in the southern part of Bangladesh, woke up shivering
on a broad daylight. A minor Hindu girl is being raped by more than
10 very well known strong and powerful men of the neighbourhood. The
entire village saw the act, the entire village knows the
15/01/2005
01. PBCP leaders' widows form suicide squad
Staff Correspondent, Khulna
Security in Khulna city and district has been tightened following
information that widows of Purbo Banglar Communist Party (PBCP)
leaders have formed a suicide squad to avenge killings of their
husbands in
The Roots of Extremism in Banglades
By Wilson John
In many ways, Bangladesh seems an excellent place for al-Qaeda to
find sanctuary in the decisive years ahead. It is an impoverished
Islamic nation, politically weak and backward in its economic
development. Its ports have been active hubs for
14/01/2005
Panic grips Bangladeshis after being asked to leave India within 30
days
Kendrapada (Orissa), Jan 14 : The Indian government has asked over
1500 Bangladesh nationals, living in its eastern coast for decades,
to leave the country despite protests by the immigrants who say they
have no
14/01/2005
India's missile programme takes a leap forward
Ravi S. Jha
NEW DELHI Even when Pakistan's attempt to successfully procure new
generation F-16 fighter aircrafts from US has become a subject of
disquiet in India, New Delhi's deliberation of exporting high-end
nuclear-capable
[ASSAM ]
13/01/2005
01. Asom Sena a historical mistake : AAMSU
GUWAHATI, Jan 13 – The All Assam Minorities Students’ Union
(AAMSU) has lashed out against the recent decision of the All Assam
Students’ Union (AASU) to raise an Asom Sena. It has described the
move as a “historic mistake”.
15/01/2005
01. Khatme Nabuwat 'deadline' to govt
Staff Correspondent
International Khatme Nabuwat Movement, Bangladesh, yesterday set
December 23 this year as the deadline for the government to enact a
law declaring the Ahmadiyyas non-Muslim.
Giving the deadline at a rally of Islamic zealots
16/01/2005
[ASSAM]
01. Hardcore ULFA militant dies in grenade blast:
Guwahati, Jan 16 : A hardcore ULFA militant was killed when a grenade
which he was trying to hurl at the security forces went off in his
hands, police said today.
The militant identified as Ajit Deka died on the spot in the
Left Wing Extremist Consolidation Undermines Electoral Processes
Guest Writer: Sanjay K. Jha
Associate Fellow, Institute for Defence Studies Analyses, New Delhi
The election process in the States of Bihar and Jharkhand, scheduled
for February 2005, has been brought under serious threat by an
01. U.S. Has Reportedly Sent Teams Into Iran
By a Times Staff Writer
WASHINGTON — Since at least last summer, the United States has
conducted secret reconnaissance missions inside Iran in an effort
to identify three dozen or more suspected nuclear, chemical and
missile sites that could
18/01/2005
01. Amin Bazar grenade carrier linked to Aug 21 attack
Court Correspondent
Mohammad Hossain, arrested with a hand grenade on January 10 from
Amin Bazar, was shown arrested in the August 21 grenade attack case
yesterday and put on a three-day remand for interrogation.
Metropolitan
18/01/2005
Suspected Islamist militant held with explosives
Our Correspondent, Bogra
Police arrested a youth in a house at Gabtoli upazila in the district
early yesterday and seized powerful explosives and bomb-making
substances from his possession.
The detainee Shafiqullah, who hails from
14/01/2004
India's ticking immigrant time bomb
By Ramtanu Maitra
There is little doubt among those in New Delhi who have even a
cursory knowledge of India's northeast that it is a time bomb that
will explode sooner or later.
The 4,096-kilometer-long and porous India-Bangladesh border makes for
16/10/2005
Burma in Crisis
By Myint Thein - Senior Advisor to the Burmese Resistance
The Burmese military government refused Tsunami disaster assistance
because it was delivered by an American Aircraft Carrier with many
fighter jets and attack helicopters.
The last time an American Naval
19/01/2005
01. Islamists attacked Jatra, says arrestee
Our Correspondent, Bogra
Islamist militants of Jamatul Mujahedin (JM) were involved in
Saturday's bomb attack on a Jatra (a folk theatre form) show in
Laxmikola village in Shahjahanpur upazila, a detainee confessed to
police yesterday.
20/01/2004
The case of the Gujarat riots
By Siddharth Srivastava
NEW DELHI - Since India won independence in 1947, there have been two
major instances of mass killings of members of a particular
community/faith, with enough evidence being thrown up of complicity
by the state or those in power;
18/01/2005
Heroin Production and Trafficking in Indo-Burma Border
T. Siamchinthang
Today, the Indo-Burma border is the worlds biggest heroin trafficking
area and heroin is frequently described as Burmas most valuable
export. Since Burmas military regime, then called the State Law and
Order
[ASSAM]
19/01/2005
Assam Tribune Editorial
01. The gravest threat to security
Poonam I Kaushish
You dont need to invest Rs 3 lakh on a Colt, a Smith and even a
Wesson to kill us. Just Rs 100 is enough. The break-up: Rs 2 for
detonator, Rs 7 per packet of powder gel, Rs 50 for 15 kg ammonium
[ASSAM]
20/01/2005
01. Two killed, 12 injured in Assam blasts (LEAD)
Guwahati,Two people were killed and a crude oil installation was
blown up in Assam in a string of explosions blamed on the United
Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), officials said Thursday.
There were three bomb blasts, two
Strategic factors in India-Bangladesh relations
Brigadier General M. Sakhawat Hussain (retd)
Current Indo-Bangla relations could hardly be classified as any thing
but warm, depending upon which stratum of India one is talking about.
I find four strata of India. One, political, two,
21/01/2005
01. Police question Bangladeshi over failed attack on Afghan warlord
KABUL, Afghanistan - Police investigating a failed suicide attack on
an anti-Taleban warlord said on Friday they were questioning a
Bangladeshi man over the incident, while a hospital said all but one
of the 25
21/01/2005
01. Five killed in crossfire
Star Report
Three alleged outlaws and two criminals were killed in 'shootouts'
during police actions in Kushtia, Satkhira, Bogra and Dhaka
yesterday.
Of the outlaws two were top cadres of Biplobi Communist Party (BCP)
while one was from Janajuddho
[ASSAM]
21/01/2005
01. ULFA owns up responsibility for serial blasts
GUWAHATI
Banned terror outfit ULFA has claimed responsibility for Wednesday's
serial blasts in Assam that left one person dead and six others
injured.
A person, identifying himself to be Paresh Barua, the self-styled
21/01/2005
Trial by Fire
Op-Ed Assam Tribune
The curtains had fallen on the year behind. The first bright rays of
the New Year sun streaked across the blue tapestry of the morning
sky. Arcs of yellow rimmed the lower clouds as the sea of people rang
in the New Year with joy and mirth. The
[ASSAM]
22/01/2005
01. Gas pipeline blown up in Upper Assam
Guwahati: Suspected ULFA militants blew up a gas pipeline at Bangal
Gaon village under Chabua police station in Dibrugarh district of
Upper Assam late last night, according to a delayed report received
here.
Police sources here
22/01/2005
In the grip of Maoism
By Sultan Shahin
NEW DELHI - The Communist Party of India (CPI Maoist) and Janashakti,
the two main Maoist groups in the south Indian state of Andhra
Pradesh on Wednesday pulled out from the three-month-old peace talks
initiated by the state government, with the
22/01/2005
In the grip of Maoism
By Sultan Shahin
NEW DELHI - The Communist Party of India (CPI Maoist) and Janashakti,
the two main Maoist groups in the south Indian state of Andhra
Pradesh on Wednesday pulled out from the three-month-old peace talks
initiated by the state government, with the
[ASSAM]
23/01/2005
01. Gogoi on hit list of ULFA: Official
GUWAHATI: Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi is in the hit list of the
proscribed ULFA and the Centre has been asked to provide him suitable
security in view of the threat perception, Home Commissioner B K
Buragohain said today.
22/01/2005
01. Experts alarmed by extremist tilt in BangladeshAdd to Clippings
KOLKATA: Those with any concern for democracy should be alarmed by
the condition in Bangladesh. For the country which once fought
famously to preserve its language is fast turning into a hub of
fundamentalist,
Bangladesh was supposed to be a model of democratic tolerance. But
that was before militants like Bangla Bhai began their reigns of
torture and the cry went up for a new Taliban.
NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE
January 23, 2005
The Next Islamist Revolution?
By ELIZA GRISWOLD
Before dawn one morning
24/01/2005
India-born Spiritual leader Deepak Chopra tackles world peace
NEW YORK - Its an incongruous image: Deepak Chopra, leader of a
spiritual movement that has introduced millions of Americans to the
benefits of positive thinking, waving a cell phone in the air as he
lists its capacities
Balochistan: Opening another Front?
Kanchan Lakshman
Research Fellow, Institute for Conflict Management; Assistant Editor,
Faultlines: Writings on Conflict Resolution
As the people of Pakistan celebrated Id-ul-Azha, there was an
unexpected and uncertain lull in violence in the province of
[ASSAM]
23/01/2005
Assam Tribune - Editorial
01. Blame game
The political parties have resorted to a blame game on the failure to
seal the international border to prevent infiltration of foreign
nationals and free movement of insurgents but no party can escape the
responsibility for the
25/01/2005
The rise of India and China is a powerful phenomenon that is
influencing economics and security globally, but also regionally in
places like the Bay of Bengal. New Delhi, partly because it is
determined to be a powerful regional actor, and partly because it is
acting to contain China,
We can therefore confidently dismiss Ms. Griswold's theory of
impending Islamic revolution in Bangladesh. But we still have to find
a culprit for the August 21 bomb attack on an Awami League rally and
for the physical assault on Professor Shamsur Rahman which seems to
be Ms. Griswold's last line
The fact that something like this happened is bad enough but worse
still is the fact that the organisation this woman worked for
allegedly tried to cover up the incident rather than take effective
measures to bring the criminals to justice. That so much time has
passed without formal charges
[ASSAM]
25/01/2005
01. Suspected bomb detected at Guwahati
Guwahati, Jan 25: A suspected bomb was detected in the Bamunimaidan
area of the city this morning amidst ULFA serial bomb blasts across
the state since the last one week in the run up to the Republic Day
tomorrow.
Police sources said
24/01/2005
The Persian Influence and Timetable - Iran's military preparations
since the end of the Iran/Iraq War
Willard Payne
On 5 January this year Reuters mentioned Iran’s Defense Minister
Adm. Ali Shamkani’s statement that in 18 months, next summer, Iran
would launch a locally made
25/01/2005
It is only through the expansion of trade links between northeastern
India and Burma, Thailand and Yunnan that industrialisation, tourism
and investments in the northeast can be stepped up. In turn that may
lead to Bangladesh breaking out of its self-imposed isolationism and
agreeing
But Bangla Bhai, the darling of the Rajshahi police and the local
politicos alike, returned to reference with a bang, first in a gala
world-wide premiere of sorts in the New York Times magazine of
January 10, 2005, and then in a counter mob-justice administered to
three of the Bangla Bhai
26/01/2005
01. Defiant JMJB keeps on reign of panic
AL postpones hartal amid security fears; another JMJB leader held
Staff Correspondent, Rajshahi
Awami League postponed its half-day hartal in Bagmara upazila
yesterday amid a reign of panic as Jagrata Muslim Janata Bangladesh
(JMJB) remained
[ASSAM]
26/01/2005
01. Blasts rock Assam, Manipur; soldiers kill two
By Syed Zarir Hussain, Indo-Asian News Service
Guwahati, Jan 26 (IANS) Explosions triggered by separatists marred
Republic Day celebrations in Assam and Manipur Wednesday as soldiers
killed two civilians in an apparent faux
Pakistan may face lengthy conflict on Afghan border
26/01/2005
By Amir Zia
QUETTA, Pakistan, Jan 26 (Reuters) - Pakistani forces, already
stretched battling Islamic militants and guarding the Indian
frontier, could be sliding into a protracted separatist conflict in a
key province bordering
01. Two killed in 'crossfire' Mob lynches 2 outlaws
Staff Correspondent, Khulna
An outlaw leader and a highwayman were killed in 'crossfire' with
police yesterday in Khulna and Naogaon.
Angry mobs also killed two outlaws in Bagerhat the same day.
Dipankar Sarker, 35, a listed criminal and a
27/01/2005
Balochistan sliding into protracted separatist conflict
(Reuters)
QUETTA Pakistani forces, already stretched battling militants and
guarding the Indian frontier, could be sliding into a protracted
separatist conflict in a key province bordering Afghanistan, military
officials and
India is a regional hegemonic power and Nepal and Nepalis have to
live with that. India's position on the armed maoist insurgency in
Nepal is not static. Initially India considered this Nepal's internal
problem. Maoists used the open boarder between Nepal and India very
effectively for shelter,
India's tsunami assistance rendered to its immediate neighbors can
also be viewed as going beyond the humanitarian dimension. India's
willingness to help Sri Lanka and the Maldives clearly indicates that
New Delhi takes an active interest in the region, Betram
Bastiampillai, former professor of
Last week, Satribune.com, a web-based newspaper covering issues
pertaining to South Asia, featured a special report on Balochistan.
Claiming that Baloch students and second-generation tribal leaders
have been particularly susceptible to the call for taking up arms
against Islamabad, Satribune.com
28/01/2005
01. A grisly reminder of unsolved killings
Zayadul Ahsan
It has the chilling similarity to the August 21 grenade attacks on
Sheikh Hasina. The venue is a public rally, the speakers and
participants all Awami League workers. The timing of attacks is just
when the rallies ended. Even
28/01/2005
01. Kibria, 4 AL men killed in grenade attacks
70 wounded as killers throw 2 grenades on AL rally in Habiganj;
Hartal tomorrow
Former finance minister Shah AMS Kibria and four other Awami League
(AL) activists were killed in a grenade attack on an AL rally at
Boidder Bazar in
28/012005
01. ‘Weak’ outfit in R-Day retort - ‘salute’ or sabotage?
Assam governor Lt Gen. (retd) Ajai Singh and an aide look towards the
direction where the second blast occurred during the Republic Day
parade at Judges Field, Guwahati, on Wednesday. Picture by Eastern
Projections
Guwahati,
In New Delhi, Giriraj Kishore, general secretary of the VHP slammed
the move saying the ban could be devastating to the sentiments of the
Hindus who have accepted and respected all religious symbols in their
homeland. Kishore said any disrespect to the Swastik, a 5000-year-old
emblem finding
This is a terrible choice, I know. But until saner heads can
construct a nuclear-free zone in the Middle East, the world wound be
a lot safer with MAD than with a mix of massive air strikes and
commando raids on Iran's nuclear, industrial, and oil exporting
infrastructure. And, from my reading of
28/01/2005
01. Bangladeshi opposition to launch 72-hour nation-wide strike
DHAKA, Jan. 28 (Xinhuanet) -- The main opposition party of Bangladesh
on Friday announced a non-stop 72-hour hartal (destructive strike)
from Saturday across the country to protest against an attack on its
rally that
What is surprising that Sheikh Hasina, the leader of the opposition
in the parliament belonging to the Awami League, not only favours
such
alarmist stories but she has been persistently portraying the present
coalition government of Prime Minister Khaleda Zia as 'pro-Taliban',
'Pro-Pakistan' and
The State Department strongly condemned the incident, which it said
was the latest in a disturbing series of attacks on leaders of the
Bangladeshi opposition and civil society, and the second fatal attack
on an Awami League rally in six months. Department spokesman Steven
Pike called the incident
NEWS HEADLINES IN CLIPPINGS
01. Resist these criminals
02. 2 associates of Bangla Bhai arrested
03. Hearing today on remand of 25 JMJB men
04. JMJ man arrested
05. Rab, police seize M16, guns in Chittagong
//
29/01/2005
NewAge Editorial
01. Resist these criminals
The
NEWS HEADLINES IN CLIPPINGS
01. ULFA is 'frustrated', says Indira Goswami
02. Vij ignores creeping careerism
03. Govt keen on talks with ULFA: Governor
04. Nagalim an illusion: UNLF
05. Three held by AR, I/W police, arms recovered
06. UGs held
07. UNLF takes issue with NSCN on âNaga
+ MIZZIMA BRIEF: Thai Prime Minister confirms reports of political
tension riseing in Burma. Kachin Post: Vice-Chairman of juntas State
Peace and Development Council Vice-Senior General Maung Aye was
rounded up at undisclosed location in capital Rangoon and his office
was closed down.Several
+ Bangladeshi newspapers published reports from their Kolkata
correspondents that demands to punish Bangladesh were voiced by
Indian speakers and some Bangladeshi expatriate non-Muslim delegates
in an 'international' conference attended by a French journalist and
briefly by Taslima Nasreen, the
30/01/2005
JMJB behind Jatra attack, nabbed terrorist says
Our Correspondent, Bogra
An operative of Bangla Bhai on Friday night claimed Jagrata Muslim
Janata Bangladesh (JMJB) responsible for carrying out the bomb attack
on a jatra show (a folk theatre form) at Laxikola village of
Shahjahanpur
NEWS HEADLINES IN CLIPPINGS
01. Violence mars Bangladesh opposition strike
02. Opposition strike grips Bangladesh for second day
03. Violence mars Bangladesh strike
//
30/01/2005
01. Violence mars Bangladesh opposition strike
DHAKA, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Police beat back
NEWS HEADLINES IN CLIPPINGS
01. Bangladesh may launch crackdown on anti-India rebel bases
02. Positive response from Bangladesh on checking militancy: Patil
03. Patil visits Bangladesh border for confidence building:
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005
HEADLINES IN NEWS CLIPPINGS
01. Cultural outfits, NGOs JMJB's new target
02. Bangla Bhai men circulate leaflet calling for jihad
///
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/01/bangladesh-islamic-groups-30-31jan-2.html
31/01/2005
01. Cultural outfits, NGOs JMJB's
HEADLINES IN NEWS CLIPPINGS
01. 3 outlaws killed in 'crossfire'
02. 3 suspected extremists killed in shootout
03. 2 Chuadanga PBCP men killed in 'crossfire'
04. PBCP leader killed in 'crossfire'
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/01/bangladesh-maoist-insurgency
+ Now about Bangla Bhai(BB). The guy is an absolute thug and needs
to be brought to justice as soon as possible. But for an American
journalist to see him as a milestone to an Islamist Revolution in
Bangladesh is not only far fetched, but downright malicious.+
31/01/2005
DakBangla:
,
perhaps, can easily be dismissed as outright
lies as only blatant lies are always consistent, the hard truth hardly is.+
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/01/bangladesh-crossfire-extravaganza.html
Crossfire extravaganza: Mindless playing with fire?
CAF Dowlah
31/01/2005
Not very long
than they ever dreamed in Russia. They
are just perfecting some of the delivery systems and Tehran is setting
up events to provide them a reason to use them. +
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/01/bangladesh-islamic-groups-30-31jan-2.html
31/01/2005
Military Analysis: Israel
HEADLINES IN NEWS CLIPPINGS
01. 'Time inappropriate for holding SAARC summit in Dhaka': says Reza Kibria
02. Dhaka rules out postponement of Saarc summit
03. SAARC summit as planned: Bangladesh
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/01/bangladesh-saarc-on-schedule-30-jan-3.html
30/01
leaders in Delhi for next round of talks
08. NSCN leaders in Delhi to further talks
09. Congress, BJP delegates meet NSCN leaders
10. KNF rejects Muivah 'offer'
11. [PERSPECTIVE] Through developments, wean away militancy
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/01/india
denies 'coup'
07. India voices concern over political developments in Nepal
08. Emergency Nepal's internal affair: China
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/02/nepal-king-takes-over-emer_110726227514916\
618.html
01/02/2005
01. Nepal's
a bearing on this country.+
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/02/bangladesh-political-unrest-tata-quit.html
01/02/2005
Delhi digs on terror
With the Saarc summit beginning in Dhaka a few days from now, India is
deeply worried about the deteriorating law and order situation in
Bangladesh
01/02/2005
Press Release: Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist) on the King's Coup
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/02/nepal-press-release-communist-party-of.html
Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist)
Central committee
Press Release
The coterie of fratricidal, genocidal, corrupted
preferred political party, indulges
in politics of the left a mish-mash of anti-imperialism, socialism,
nostalgic admiration of Maoist China and resentment of America that
remain stuck in the world of nineteen-sixties, of the Vietnam war and
China's cultural revolution. +
Dak Bangla:
http
to the ugly, fanatical face of radical Islam,
through the indiscriminate killing of Westerners, assorted infidels
and fellow Muslims. +
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/02/analysis-islam-and-democracy.html
02/01/2005
Islam and democracy
By Helle Dale
Is Islam culturally
the relationship from the perspective of its global
security interests.+
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/02/analysis-contradictions-in-us-policy.html
02/01/2005
Contradictions in US policy towards Pakistan and South Asia
WASHINGTON: A new Report by the Congressional Research Service
India and China. +
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/02/nepal-democracy-gets-royal-flush-down.html
by: Ranjit Devraj
Nepal expert Prof S.D. Muni described the king's ''ruthless
dismissal'' of Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba's government as a ''
total snub to India which had
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/02/flash-saarc-postponed.html
02/02/2005
South Asia group postpones talks
A summit of South Asian nations scheduled to be held in Bangladesh
next week has been postponed.
The announcement was made by Pakistan, which currently chairs the
Saarc
stability and integrity.+
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/02/india-maoist-red-alert.html
02/02/2005
Red Alert
AJAI SAHNI, SAJI CHERIAN
There is a Panglossian obduracy in the refusal to acknowledge and
address the realities of the Naxal (left wing extremists) threat in
India
said they had received reports that senior Maoist
leaders had crossed over into India shortly after the crackdown. These
officials say that one of the most wanted Maoist leader, Baburam
Bhattarai, is reportedly hiding in Bihar.+
Dak Bangla:
http://dakbangla.blogspot.com/2005/02/assessment
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