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Singur talks inconclusive, to resume Sunday
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Fascist dynamics in South Asia Heightened as Ruling Bengali Hegemony of Bengal Looks for Brokers and Land Mafia in Uttarakhand to Gain More Killing Power! Anand Bazaar publishes the second instalment on Uttarakhand Industrialisation and the report makes heroes and icons of Brokers and the well known faces of land Mafia in Uttarakhand. Tilak Raj Behed who was rewarded by RSS for his role to mobilise Bajrang Dal for the infamous Babri Mosque demolition is singled out as a Hero of Industrialisation and the name of ND Tiwari is not mentioned at all. The reporter never knows either the Landscape or Human scape of Uttarakhand and brings out the Truth of Mass Mobilisation in favour of Industrialisation, say Tata Motors!Beher won his first Assembly election in United UP from haldwani constituency. He became so famous to mobilise the land Mafia and amassing unnatural wealth that he was soon discarded by BJP and was picked up by Congress. He was a powerful minister in ND Tiwari government in Uttarakhand. He was so powerful that land mafia tried its best to make him the next chief minister but failed!
Singur Stand Off continues as the second round of Peace talks remain Inconclusive and the Tatas chose to dial Uttarakhand!Talks to end the Singur imbroglio remained inconclusive with the TMC-led opposition and govt panel agreeing to meet again.Meanwhile, the Left Front has convened an emergency meeting here tomorrow to discuss the Singur imbroglio. LF sources said the meeting would be held in the morning.With the crucial issue of returning land to unwilling farmers in Singur remaining the only stumbling block, convening of the emergency meeting of the Front has fuelled speculation that the Singur problem was heading towards a solution.
SIDCUL and Tatas may not change this Human scape though we have some developed Pockets in the Terai of Haridwar and Rudrapur Districts!
On the other hand, Political activities to pull down the Super Slave UPA Government of India led by DR Manmohan Singh and controlled by the Italian Lady, Sonia Gandhi get expected momentum. The Left and right are United once again. Anti Imperialism in India gets the rarest Fascist Dynamics heightened as never before paving the ways of Blind nationalism and internal Imperialism as these forces have proved themselves as the best Agents of US Zionist Corporate Imperialism!
Meanwhile, the old friend of the Marxists, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M Karunanidhi on Saturday lashed out at AIADMK chief Jayalalithaa for demanding the resignation of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, saying she was doing it to please the Left!
US-India nuclear accord approved
India would get access to US civilian nuclear technology
The group of nations which regulates the global nuclear trade has approved a US proposal to lift restrictions on selling nuclear technology to India.
The controversial deal now needs to be ratified by the US Congress before it can be implemented.
India says the deal is vital for it to meet its civil energy demands.
The approval came after India pledged to keep its nuclear non-proliferation commitments and to uphold a voluntary moratorium on testing atomic weapons.
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Business Standard reports on Singur Peace talks :
The meeting between the West Bengal government and the Opposition in the presence of governor, Gopal Krishna Gandhi, seeking a breakthrough in the Singur impasse, appeared to have achieved success with the state accepting the ‘land for land’ formula, and offering 47 acres inside the factory complex now held by WBIDC and another 27 acres acres held by the power department inside the factory complex, along with state held (or ‘khas’) land of 43 acres and unclaimed land of 5 acres nearby.
In addition, the state panchayat department had identified farmland nearby and if any “unwilling farmer” wanted farmland, the state would finance his purchase of such land so that he could resume his lifestyle.
The negotiating sides had gone into recess and would meet again at 1600 hrs.
The land inside the factory complex would house a commercial complex and shops owned by “unwilling farmers” who had lost land to the 997 acre factory complex and had not accepted compensation.
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Government of India deliberately surrendered Nuclear Sovereignty. The Left knew it very well. The right wanted it from their NDA tenure in the central rule and they did everything to ensure that the Nuke Deal should go Auto!
How may you stop this!
The Nuclear Suppliers Group granted India a crucial waiver that
will enable it to carry out nuclear commerce! Nuclear supplier nations adopted by consensus in Viena on Saturday a US initiative to lift a 34-year-old embargo on nuclear trade with India, the Austrian delegation said.
PM Manmohan Singh hailed the NSG’s move, describing it as a forward looking and momentous decision for India!Congress hailed the NSG waiver for India as historic and said it was a significant victory not only for the UPA but for all Indians!
Pakistan’s new president Asif Ali Zardari was once so tainted by corruption allegations that he acquired the nickname “Mr Ten percent” among his countrymen and beyond. The widower of slain former premier Benazir Bhutto became Pakistan’s new president Saturday after winning a landslide election victory that makes him a critical partner of the West against international terrorism.
The election completes Pakistan’s return to civilian rule nine years after Pervez Musharraf’s military coup, but the country could be more democratic. The new head of state will be under pressure to resign from his political party and return powers that Musharraf took away from Parliament. Doubts remain about the independence of the judiciary purged by Musharraf.
Now Pakistan must respond to Western pressure to clamp down on Taliban and al-Qaida guerrillas attacking targets in both Pakistan and Afghanistan without provoking a tribal uprising or alienating a public already skeptical of Pakistan’s role in Washington’s war on terror!
Nupur Sharma of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) – the student wing of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) – was elected the president of the Delhi University Students Union (DUSU) for 2008-09in New delhi on Saturday.
Proposals of Aditya Birla Telecom Ltd and Japan’s Daiichi Sankyo Co Ltd have been recommended for the consideration of the cabinet committee on economic affairs (CCEA), as the investments involved are above Rs.6 bn.
Euchner Industrie Beteiligungen Gmbh of Germany has been given approval to set up a wholly-owned subsidiary to carry out wholesale trade in electronic equipment and accessories.
Publising group IBN Lokmat News Pvt. Ltd has been allowed to induct foreign investment, direct or indirect, up to 13 percent of the issued, subscribed and paid-up share capital including present indirect foreign holding in the company.
Similarly, BBCW Channels Pvt. Ltd can now undertake downlinking and distribution of television channels in India. Also BBC Worldwide (India) Pvt. Ltd can make an amendment in the existing approval letter for inclusion of the term “downlinking”.
India Inc sees $40 bn foreign investment
6 Sep, 2008, 1820 hrs IST, IANS
India Inc feels that it can now attract over $40 bn in foreign investment as a result of pvt sector entry into nuclear power generation. In Video: India gets NSG waiver
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Tata Motors to sell over 12,000 Indica Vista
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The new car would help the company regain lost ground in Kerala, where it is targeting a mkt share of 12-16% in the next 6-8 months. Indica Vista I Cool car tech
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Nandigram erupts again
TAMLUK, Sept. 5: While all eyes were on Singur and Raj Bhavan today, fresh violence flared up in Nandigram even as its O-C was transferred to West Midnapore..
A group of alleged CPI-M backed goons raided the Gokulnagar village in Nandigram around 1 a.m. and torched the house of Mrs Radharani Ari, a Bhumi Ucched Protirodh Committee (BUPC) member. The attackers set her house on fire and threatened her family members with dire consequences if they continued to stay in the house. Mrs Ari narrowly escaped with her life as she managed to leave from her house with her husband Mr Pratap Ari and her six children.
Mrs Ari was allegedly gang-raped twice on two different occasions during the trouble-period in Nandigram. “Seeing the house in flames, neighbours tried to douse the fire, but it was then partially torched,” said Sheikh Sufian, a Trinamul Congress leader.Mrs Ari had returned to her house two months ago after staying in the displaced persons camp of the Nandigram block development office since April 2007. After she escaped from her house, she took shelter in Maheshpur, the neighbouring village in the wee hours.
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US Corporate Imperialism gets Full Control in the New colonies of Divided Bleeding Geopolitics of South Asia! George Bush has settled everything in US interests so well that no Barrack Obama woul ever dare to reverese the trend defying strong most sentiment of Americanism dictated by Manusmriti, Aparteid, Hatred, Discrimination, Inequality, Injustice and Enslavement agenda of Hindu Zionist White Galaxy Order!
Driving home the point that he is for creating jobs in the US, Democratic Presidential nominee Barack Obama has favoured streamlining the process for the high-skilled H2B visas for Indians and other foreigners to make sure that employers were not “gaming” the system. Obama’s remarks were actually in an obvious reference to the H1B visa category in which software engineers would fit into. It is unclear whether the Senator had inadvertently strayed into the realm of H1B visas in the course of making his thoughts on the issue known, but he made it clear he will ensure that the high skilled visas will not be manipulated.
“For those who don’t know, the H2B visa programme is the programme whereby people with specialised skills, foreign nationals with specialised skills, are supposed to be able to come in and be sponsored by their employer. That’s the idea,” he said at a campaign event in Duryea, Pennsylvania yesterday.
The talks to end the Singur imbroglio remained inconclusive for the second day on Saturday with the Trinamool Congress-led opposition and a government panel agreeing to meet again on Sunday.
A press statement issued by Raj Bhavan in Kolkata after the meeting, presided over by West Bengal Governor Gopal Krishna Gandhi, said that the sides went into greater detail on the prospects of a land-based rehabilitation scheme in and around Singur project site.
“The governor trusts that the discussion will lead to a satisfactory conclusion tomorrow or on Monday,” it said.
Emerging from Raj Bhavan, Trinamool Congress leader Partha Chatterjee told reporters here that talks will be resumed tomorrow.
Asked whether talks were positive, he replied, “I don’t say it is negative.”
The progress was conveyed to Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee.
Leaders of Left parties, BSP and Telugu Desam would meet President Pratibha Patil on Tuesday to demand immediate convening of Parliament session.
The meeting comes in the wake of the Left demand that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh should quit for “lying to people and Parliament” on the Indo-US nuclear deal. They had also demanded the immediate convening of Parliament session to discuss several “burning” issues like the nuclear deal and the situation in Jammu and Kashmir as well as Orissa.
Left sources said the Rashtrapati Bhavan had fixed their appointment with the President on Tuesday. Reacting to reports on exchange of letters between the State Department and the then US House Foreign Affairs Committee on the deal in Januray, CPI(M) General Secretary Prakash Karat had said “the only option left to them (UPA) is that the Prime Minister should quit.
“But neither will they convene Parliament session nor will they quit…. It is a shameless government.”
“Why are they afraid of Parliament? Why are they running away. When a serious situation had developed in Jammu and Kashmir, a session should have been convened. But by not convening the session, the government has shown complete disregard and contempt for Parliament,” he had said.
The Monsoon Session was supposed to have started in August, but the government has decided to convene the next session from October 17.
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Global beverages major PepsiCo’s annual Executive Committee meeting will be held for the first time in India at New Delhi on September 22-23.
No extradition treaty with India: Dhaka
27 Aug, 2008, 1339 hrs IST, IANS
DHAKA: Bangladesh has once again rejected an Indian proposal for a bilateral extradition treaty to exchange criminals hiding in each other’s territory, an official was quoted as saying in a newspaper report on Wednesday.
Any such treaty must involve others of the eight-member South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC), Dhaka insists.
The three-day ninth home-secretary level meeting between Bangladesh and India begins here on Friday, with New Delhi likely to press for an extradition treaty, a newspaper said on Wednesday.
“India is keen to sign an extradition treaty with Bangladesh only, but Dhaka is not interested as the treaty should involve all members of the regional forum,” an unnamed foreign ministry official told the newspaper.
The issue has been pending for long, even as both the South Asian neighbours accuse each other of illegal movement through a 4,300 km porous border.
Besides common law-breakers, India says several leaders and activists of the militant outfits of its northeastern region are operating from Bangladeshi soil.
Dhaka responds with a similar accusation about “political fugitives” taking shelter in India.
In 2002, India sought Dhaka’s cooperation in mutual legal assistance, counter-terrorism and extradition.
The Bangladesh foreign ministry official said SAARC leaders at their recent summit in Colombo signed an agreement on mutual legal cooperation and counter-terrorism, covering the extradition issue.
“Since a multilateral agreement is already in place, Bangladesh is assessing whether there is any need for a bilateral one with India on exchange of criminals,” he said.
Dhaka reckons that criminals could be also exchanged “in goodwill gestures”, the newspaper said, quoting a Criminal Investigation Department (CID) official, who added: “India has so far handed over six Bangladeshi criminals. It means that they can nab the other thugs and hand them over to us.”
India has given a list of over a hundred camps operating on Bangladesh territory by northeastern fugitives. Dhaka denies they exist.
Bangladesh handed over an updated list of 1,648 Bangladeshi criminals hiding in India at the director-general level border conference between Bangladesh Rifles and Border Security Force held in Dhaka recently. The Indian side gave a list of 464 Indian criminals.
Taking no chances, Tata team dials Uttarakhand
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Mumbai, Sept. 5: The Tatas have sounded the Uttarakhand government on the possibility of shifting the small-car project to Pantnagar if they decide to leave Singur, a top government official said.
In April 2006, the automaker was allotted 976 acres at the rate of Rs 125 per square metre. Since then, the land rates have soared 20 times to Rs 2,500 per square metre.
Baul artistes against forceful acquisition
One of them, Mr Tapan Ghosh, a resident of Gumo Habra in North 24-Parganas said: “During the day we listen to the speeches of the political leaders and try to gauge the scenario. At night we compose songs based on the information collected during the day. Protesting against the state government’s policy of setting up industries on farmland, we went to Nandigram last year and carried out a campaign against the CPI-M leadership. This time we have come to Singur in response to Miss Mamata Banerjee’s call for protest against land acquisition. We have decided to contribute to the ongoing movement by performing shows at villages that would encourage farmers to take up a movement for their rights. The songs which we have composed would expose the true character of the CPI-M and the Left Front.”
Mr Ghosh belongs to a family that owns 20 bigha of land in Guma Habra. “If I do not support the Singur farmers at this hour, I would not find anyone by my side when someone tries to grab my agricultural plot at gunpoint on the plea of development.” Mr Ghosh said.
“The CPI-M, which had fought against the zamindars during the 70’s, has now become an agent of big industrial houses. If we remain silent at such a crucial juncture, we will be harming the next generation,” baul singer, Mr Nirmal Das, a resident of North 24-Parganas said. With the Trinamul being criticised for allegedly blocking NH-2, the baul singers said that they have taken a unique initiative to ensure smooth movement of vehicles on the road during the night. “We perform shows in one flank of the road. Because thousands of supporters throng near the stage to hear our songs, the other flank of the road remains open for smooth traffic,” Mr Das said. n SNS
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Iran, Pakistan to jointly fight terrorism: VP
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Police: Blast in northwestern Pakistan kills 17
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Pakistan presidential election overshadowed by protests
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Pakistan Radio blames India for lack of progress on peace initiatives
Economic Times, India - 7 hours ago FEROZEPUR: The Punjabi Darbar programme of Pakistan Radio seems to have run out of ideas. The latest Punjabi Darbar programme has blamed India of stopping … |
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Now constituency, booth details in West Bengal just an SMS away
Kolkata Newsline, India - 18 hours ago Kolkata, September 5 With Assembly constituencies being redrawn after delimitation, West Bengal voters can now get all the details about their … Now, poll information through sms The Statesman all 2 news articles » |
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Hit by low gingelly production, oil extractors turn to Andhra, Bengal
Business Standard, India - 5 Sep 2008 Stating that the crushing units were depending on arrivals from Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal due to shortage of the produce, he said the oil content of … |
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West Bengal team in Bihar for flood-related rescue work
TopNews, India - 5 Sep 2008 Madhepura, Sept 5 : A team of 72 rescue workers, from West Bengal are lending a helping hand in rescuing people in Bihar’s flood ravaged Madhepura District. … India: Floods Information Bulletin No. 05 ReliefWeb (press release) Mass migration in Bihar to escape flood fury Hindustan Times Millions still stranded as rescue ops on Howrah News Service all 330 news articles » |
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West Bengal wants Tata to stay: NDTV poll
NDTV.com, India - 31 Aug 2008 West Bengal supports the Tata Nano factory in Singur. This is the finding of an NDTV-GfK MODE opinion poll. Seventy five per cent of all those surveyed in … ‘We can lift blockade in a day’ Times of India Trinamool Congress siege halts Nano factory work Economic Times Mamata against Tata retail venture in West Bengal domain-B Times of India - Times of India all 539 news articles » BOM:500570 - NSE:E:TATAMOTORS.EQ - BOM:600570 |
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When Kosi did the unexpected
Hindu, India - 18 hours ago But each time, the movement was from west to east. That is, further away from the border with West Bengal and a little more into the heartland of north … |
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