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07/01/2009 Manchester Muslims give blood to commemorate Muharram
YOUNG Muslims are showing their support for the National Blood Service tomorrow by giving blood in Manchester, as part of a national campaign conceived in the city three years ago.
07/01/2009 Bangladesh cricketers fined
Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful and wicketkeeper Mushfiqur Rahim have both been fined after breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during the third day’s play in the second Test against Sri Lanka.
07/01/2009 Nominate your community hero
DO you know someone who deserves that extra little bit of recognition?
07/01/2009 Skin lightening documentary wants to hear your stories
BBC1 researchers are keen to talk to women who have used skin lighteneing treatments  for a new documnetary, 'Make me White.'
03/01/2009 Top director puts focus on town
A RENOWNED director of Asian films has been out and about in Rochdale scouting for locations for his next big production.
31/12/2008 Badshah power
BOLLYWOOD superstar Shah Rukh Khan has been billed as one of the most powerful people in the world.
24/12/2008 H-Dhami breaking into India
ARTIST H-Dhami is hoping to make it in India .
23/12/2008 ‘Ghajini’ to get worldwide release
IN an unprecedented manner for a Bollywood title, Aamir Khan starrer Ghajini will add a further 22 countries to its huge India release pattern on Christmas day.
22/12/2008 New Kids On The Block's second coming
THE success of venerable Manband Take That continues unabated, and even a monumentally annoying Christmas advert featuring them cavorting with Twiggy can’t halt record sales.
22/12/2008 Filmmakers offered unique chance to access all areas
THE UK Film Council and its US office is offering two British directors from black, Asian and minority ethnic communities the chance to take part in six invaluable days of networking and relationship building.
22/12/2008 Shakespearean play aims to address social issues
Medecine Mann productions musical adaptation of ‘Romeo and Juliet’, will give the tragic story of star crossed lovers a fresh and exciting perspective, by combining the original masterpiece with elements of contemporary urban and black culture.
18/12/2008 Pakistani rock band cancel album release post Mumbai attacks
ROXEN, Pakistan's leading rock band, has delayed the launch of their much-awaited album in India in the light of the recent attacks on Mumbai.
18/12/2008 Urban youth 'freestyle' their way to stardom
URBAN British smash-hits Kidulthood and Adulthood have created stars out of ordinary street kids.
17/12/2008 Celebrate Xmas with Jay Sean on B4U Music
UK's leading Asian music artist Jay Sean will be presenting this year's annual TOP 20 of 2008 on B4U music this Christmas.
07/01/2009 New question time for forum residents
THE way in which residents can ask questions during the Milkstone and Deeplish area forum in Rochdale is changing.
07/01/2009 College offers martial arts
TAI kwondo sessions go ahead every Thursday at Balderstone Technology College, Rochdale.
07/01/2009 Why the Mumbai terrorists failed
AS the new year begins, my thoughts drift back to a night in Mayapur, India before the Thanksgiving holiday.
07/01/2009 How to help Pakistan
International attention has focused on Pakistan like never before in the weeks following the Mumbai attacks. To quote Bruce Riedel, a former CIA officer and ad viser to President-elect Barack Obama, "All of the world’s nightmares come together in Pakistan."
07/01/2009 Taxi driver stabbed
A taxi driver was stabbed in Clayton.
07/01/2009 India deal provides platform for HMG's expansion
A PAINT business in Manchester clinched a deal to create a joint venture with an Indian company following a religious ceremony when fruits and offerings were burned to honour Hindu deities.




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08/01/2009 South Asia - Manmohan statement can aggravate tension: Pakistani analysts
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s accusation that Pakistan was using terrorism as an "instrument of state policy" can push the tension between the two countries in the wake of the Mumbai carnage toward the danger zone, analysts here fear.
08/01/2009 South Asia - Dhaka will take initiative to combat terror: new foreign minister
Bangladesh’s newly-appointed foreign minister Dipu Moni has said Dhaka will take the initiative to form a Joint Task Force on terrorism in consultation with other South Asian nations.
08/01/2009 South Asia - Pashupatinath prevails over Nepal Maoists
After battling Hindu devotees and the apex court for nearly two weeks over the revered Pashupatinath temple that saw violence and an unseemly dispute over the removal of its Indian priests, Nepal’s Maoist Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda Wednesday finally succumbed to the rising pressure and pledged to cancel all controversial decisions taken about the shrine.
08/01/2009 Sri Lanka outlaws LTTE with immediate effect
The Sri Lankan government Wednesday banned the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), terming it a terrorist organisation.
08/01/2009 South Asia - Pakistan officially owns up to Kasab
After weeks of denials, Pakistan Wednesday finally owned up to the lone survivor of Mumbai attacks Ajmal Amir Kasab but, given the heinous nature of the crime, refused to provide him the legal aid he has sought.
07/01/2009 Sri Lanka - Forces overrun Tiger FDLs in Kilali, Muhamalai
The LTTE defence line in Kilali and Muhamalai came under Security Forces’ control as 53 and 55 Divisions operating in the Jaffna front advanced and captured the Tiger defence line some 600 metres ahead of the Forces’ defences yesterday, Military Spokesman Brigadier Udaya Nanayakkara said.
07/01/2009 Sri Lanka - Ranil condemns attack on Sirasa
Opposition UNP Leader Ranil Wickremesinghe yesterday said the attack on Sirasa TV was an assault on the people’s right to information.
07/01/2009 Sri Lanka - President oders probe
President Mahinda Rajapaksa directed the IGP to launch immediate investigations into the attack and bring the suspects involved in the attack to book expeditiously, the Government Information Department said in a communique yesterday.
07/01/2009 Shortage of nuclear fuel hits Indian nuclear power plants
India’s nuclear power plants have been working at about half their capacity due to shortage of nuclear fuel despite the efforts of the Uranium Corporation of India Limited (UCIL) to tap indigenous uranium deposits.
07/01/2009 India - BSP minister’s sack demanded for anti-Mahatma remarks
The Congress Tuesday demanded the sacking of an Uttar Pradesh minister who allegedly said Mahatma Gandhi was a criminal.
07/01/2009 India - Shekhawat creates flutter, says he will contest polls
Bhairon Singh Shekhawat, former vice-president who had earlier been with the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Tuesday created a flutter when he said he would contest the upcoming Lok Sabha elections from his home state of Rajasthan "if people want me to and if health permits."
07/01/2009 India - NDA chief ministers say new terror law without teeth
The chief ministers from the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) Tuesday asserted that they had grave apprehension over the newly enacted terror law and the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
07/01/2009 South Asia - I can have as many women as I want: Goa minister
Rejecting his estranged wife’s allegation of bigamy, Goa Tourism Minister Francisco alias Mickky Pacheco Tuesday said he could have as many women as he wanted though he was married to only one.
07/01/2009 Unidentified gunmen attack private TV station in Sri Lanka
A group of unidentified gunmen Tuesday torched a leading Sri Lankan private television and radio station on the outskirts of the national capital, drawing strong condemnation from the US, rights groups and media organisations.
07/01/2009 South Asia - Details of Mumbai attacks not evidence, says Pakistan
Pakistani Foreign Secretary Salman Bashir said Tuesday that the details of the Mumbai attacks provided by India cannot be treated as evidence, besides which it does not contain information that could help the investigators.