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How can there be a chicken without the egg ? How can there be an egg without a chicken.It is better not to go into that, for there is no end of it.
PM accepts India's invite to Modi's oath-taking
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How can there be a chicken without the egg ? How can there be an egg without a chicken.It is better not to go into that, for there is no end of it.
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If Modi is a killer, every Pakistani is a terrorist.
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killer musharrafThis is enough for Musharraf's patriotism that Indians hate him
Special Note: Musharraf is a secular and Modi is an extremist Hindu
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if there is no solutiin to kashmir , as it was agreed in UN , then yes all this & that visits , ceremoneys will never result in meaning full direction?
sure he was of the indian soilders in kargill?
i accept it?
& every indian is racsist murderer?
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PM orders release of 151 Indian prisoners before Delhi visit
Agencies & Mohammad Hussain Khan
Published about 6 hours ago
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historic visit to New Delhi to attend Narendra Modi's swearing-in as premier.
In accordance with these instructions, the prisoners would be handed over on Monday morning to the Indian authorities at Wagah/Attari border, says a press release by Prime Minister's Office.
Pakistan is releasing all those fishermen whose status as Indian nationals has been confirmed by the Indian authorities.
Handing over of the boats is also being coordinated with the Indian government. Islamabad's move to free the prisoners, mostly fishermen accused of violating Pakistan's territorial waters, was welcomed by India as a diplomatic gesture ahead of the inauguration Monday.
India's foreign ministry said Pakistan had notified New Delhi of its intention to free the prisoners as a “goodwill gesture” to coincide with the swearing-in.
“It's always good to welcome back our prisoners who have been in custody for some time,” foreign ministry spokesman Syed Akbaruddin told CNN-IBN television network.
Akbaruddin also applauded in a tweet Sri Lanka's decision to release five Indians detained for allegedly illegally fishing in the island's waters.
Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapakse ordered the release before his visit to Delhi for the ceremony, his office said in Colombo.
Similarly, this is the first time in many years that any side has decided to release the boats of these fishermen and it is Pakistan that has decided to take the lead in this direction.
Pakistan has always held that the issue of prisoners between both the countries was a humanitarian one and should be taken in the same spirit.
According to figures, there were 521 Pakistani prisoners in India, including 168 fishermen and the Government of Pakistan hoped that they too would be able to return to their loved ones in Pakistan soon.
The Pakistani PM's attendance will be a first in the history of the South Asian neighbours, which have fought three wars since independence in 1947 and remain bitterly divided over the disputed region of Kashmir and other issues.
Modi invited Pakistan PM Sharif and other neighbouring heads of government from the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) to Monday's swearing-in.
South Asian authorities frequently arrest fishermen from neighbouring countries for straying into their waters.
The absence of properly defined maritime borders and of technology to determine ships' location adds to the problem.
Efforts by various fishing communities to resolve the problem have ended in failure.
The fishermen often languish in jails even after serving their terms because fulfilling official paperwork to get them home can take time.
Last August Pakistan released some 340 Indian fishermen on humanitarian grounds.
Modi will be sworn in as prime minister 10 days after his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won national elections in a landslide, securing the biggest majority by a single party in 30 years.
Fishermen shifted from Hyderabad jail
Ninety two Indian fishermen, detained in Nara Prison Hyderabad, were released here on Sunday.
Acting Superintendent Nara Prison Hyderabad Nazir Shah told APP that 92 Indian fishermen were freed after completion of necessary legal procedure and verification by Indian authorities.
Five Indian fishermen remained in the prison as their verification was not done by the Indian authorities, he added.
Nazir Shah said that 97 Indian fishermen had been brought to Nara Prison from Landhi Prison Karachi on January 13, 2014.
He said that the 92 fishermen released from the jail left for Lahore from where they would be handed over to Indian authorities at Wagah border.
Earlier this month, an Indian fisherman Arwind, 75, who was serving time at Nara prison, died of tuberculosis at the Liaquat University Hospital, Jamshoro,
Local activists give send off to Indian fishermen
Local activists of Pakistan Fisherfolk Forum Mohammad Mallah and Azad Mirwahi gave the Indian fishermen a sendoff when they boarded the bus outside the prison for Lahore.
They would be shifted to Wagah border where they would be handed over to Indian authorities.
“I am delighted to be released”, said 55 year old Jagdesh.
Wedding of Jagdesh’s son was postponed due to his arrest during fishing in international territorial waters on Pakistani side. “Now my son’s wedding will be held”, said Jagdesh, who was shifted to this prison on January 13 this year.
According PFF chief Mohammad Ali Shah it is basically the conflict between two countries that fishermen face this misery quite often. “Forces from the two sides arrest fishermen of either side during fishing”, he said adding that since there were no visible boundaries in the sea it became difficult to understand the borders.
“Fishermen unintentionally cross territorial waters during fishing. Sometime it is intentionally on the part of fishermen who cross territorial waters on either side only to have a big catch”, he remarked.
Like Jagdesh, Ismail was happy too to rejoin his family after one year and eight months. “I am from Gujrat and was caught during fishing in international waters”, Ismail said while holding his belongings in his hands tightly.
Naresh is being released after 16 months after he was caught by Pakistani maritime agency.
“Food and other things were good in jail. But I must tell you that someone should inform Nepal’s high commissioner that one Nepalese national is also languishing in Nara prison”, he said.
Shah said that Indian and Pakistani forces keep arresting fishermen as the dispute on Sir Creek remains unresolved. “Sometime the forces cross borders too to make such arrests also”, he said.
Meanwhile, Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed severely criticised Prime Minister’s decision to attend the swearing in ceremony of Modi while addressing a conference in Hyderabad on Saturday-Sunday night to mark May 28 when Pakistan went nuclear under leadership of Nawaz Sharif on May 28,1998 in a tit for tat response to Indian nuclear explosions on May 11,1998.
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Agencies & Mohammad Hussain Khan
Published about 6 hours ago
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historic visit to New Delhi to attend Narendra Modi's swearing-in as premier.
In accordance with these instructions, the prisoners would be handed over on Monday morning to the Indian authorities at Wagah/Attari border, says a press release by Prime Minister's Office.
Pakistan is releasing all those fishermen whose status as Indian nationals has been confirmed by the Indian authorities.
Handing over of the boats is also being coordinated with the Indian government. Islamabad's move to free the prisoners, mostly fishermen accused of violating Pakistan's territorial waters, was welcomed by India as a diplomatic gesture ahead of the inauguration Monday.
India's foreign ministry said Pakistan had notified New Delhi of its intention to free the prisoners as a “goodwill gesture” to coincide with the swearing-in.
“It's always good to welcome back our prisoners who have been in custody for some time,” foreign ministry spokesman Syed Akbaruddin told CNN-IBN television network.
Akbaruddin also applauded in a tweet Sri Lanka's decision to release five Indians detained for allegedly illegally fishing in the island's waters.
Sri Lanka President Mahinda Rajapakse ordered the release before his visit to Delhi for the ceremony, his office said in Colombo.
Similarly, this is the first time in many years that any side has decided to release the boats of these fishermen and it is Pakistan that has decided to take the lead in this direction.
Pakistan has always held that the issue of prisoners between both the countries was a humanitarian one and should be taken in the same spirit.
According to figures, there were 521 Pakistani prisoners in India, including 168 fishermen and the Government of Pakistan hoped that they too would be able to return to their loved ones in Pakistan soon.
The Pakistani PM's attendance will be a first in the history of the South Asian neighbours, which have fought three wars since independence in 1947 and remain bitterly divided over the disputed region of Kashmir and other issues.
Modi invited Pakistan PM Sharif and other neighbouring heads of government from the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) to Monday's swearing-in.
South Asian authorities frequently arrest fishermen from neighbouring countries for straying into their waters.
The absence of properly defined maritime borders and of technology to determine ships' location adds to the problem.
Efforts by various fishing communities to resolve the problem have ended in failure.
The fishermen often languish in jails even after serving their terms because fulfilling official paperwork to get them home can take time.
Last August Pakistan released some 340 Indian fishermen on humanitarian grounds.
Modi will be sworn in as prime minister 10 days after his Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) won national elections in a landslide, securing the biggest majority by a single party in 30 years.
Fishermen shifted from Hyderabad jail
Ninety two Indian fishermen, detained in Nara Prison Hyderabad, were released here on Sunday.
Acting Superintendent Nara Prison Hyderabad Nazir Shah told APP that 92 Indian fishermen were freed after completion of necessary legal procedure and verification by Indian authorities.
Five Indian fishermen remained in the prison as their verification was not done by the Indian authorities, he added.
Nazir Shah said that 97 Indian fishermen had been brought to Nara Prison from Landhi Prison Karachi on January 13, 2014.
He said that the 92 fishermen released from the jail left for Lahore from where they would be handed over to Indian authorities at Wagah border.
Earlier this month, an Indian fisherman Arwind, 75, who was serving time at Nara prison, died of tuberculosis at the Liaquat University Hospital, Jamshoro,
Local activists give send off to Indian fishermen
Local activists of Pakistan Fisherfolk Forum Mohammad Mallah and Azad Mirwahi gave the Indian fishermen a sendoff when they boarded the bus outside the prison for Lahore.
They would be shifted to Wagah border where they would be handed over to Indian authorities.
“I am delighted to be released”, said 55 year old Jagdesh.
Wedding of Jagdesh’s son was postponed due to his arrest during fishing in international territorial waters on Pakistani side. “Now my son’s wedding will be held”, said Jagdesh, who was shifted to this prison on January 13 this year.
According PFF chief Mohammad Ali Shah it is basically the conflict between two countries that fishermen face this misery quite often. “Forces from the two sides arrest fishermen of either side during fishing”, he said adding that since there were no visible boundaries in the sea it became difficult to understand the borders.
“Fishermen unintentionally cross territorial waters during fishing. Sometime it is intentionally on the part of fishermen who cross territorial waters on either side only to have a big catch”, he remarked.
Like Jagdesh, Ismail was happy too to rejoin his family after one year and eight months. “I am from Gujrat and was caught during fishing in international waters”, Ismail said while holding his belongings in his hands tightly.
Naresh is being released after 16 months after he was caught by Pakistani maritime agency.
“Food and other things were good in jail. But I must tell you that someone should inform Nepal’s high commissioner that one Nepalese national is also languishing in Nara prison”, he said.
Shah said that Indian and Pakistani forces keep arresting fishermen as the dispute on Sir Creek remains unresolved. “Sometime the forces cross borders too to make such arrests also”, he said.
Meanwhile, Jamaat-ud-Dawa chief Hafiz Saeed severely criticised Prime Minister’s decision to attend the swearing in ceremony of Modi while addressing a conference in Hyderabad on Saturday-Sunday night to mark May 28 when Pakistan went nuclear under leadership of Nawaz Sharif on May 28,1998 in a tit for tat response to Indian nuclear explosions on May 11,1998.
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Indian Hindu, Muslim mobs clash in Modi's heartland
AFP
Updated 24 minutes ago
A cat roams near burnt vehicles as Indian police secure the site of clashes between two groups during which shops and vehicles were set alight in the Gomptipur area of Ahmedabad on late May 25, 2014. — AFP
AHMEDABAD: Indian police fired tear gas to break up clashes between Hindu and Muslim mobs in Narendra Modi's heartland of Gujarat on the eve of his swearing in as prime minister, officials said Monday.
Angry crowds set fire to several shops and vehicles and pelted stones at each other during the clashes in western Gujarat state's main city of Ahmedabad on Sunday night, police and fire officials said.
Ahmedabad joint police commissioner Manoj Shashidhar said officers fired tear gas to halt the violence which left four people injured.
Shashidhar said an investigation was under way into the clashes which appear to have started when two cars from the different communities crashed in an accident during a marriage procession.
“The incident flared up following a petty argument between people of two communities on Sunday night in Gomtipur area of the city. The situation was immediately brought under control,” Shashidhar told AFP.
The incident escalated when mobs set property on fire, Ahmedabad chief fire officer M.S Dastur told AFP.
“Some three shops, one mini-bus and a couple of two wheelers were burnt during the incident,” Dastur said.
The clashes came as Hindu nationalist Modi, chief minister of Gujarat for 13 years, was set to be sworn as premier on Monday after a landslide victory at elections as head of the Bharatiya Janata Party.
Modi has pledged national unity as he attempts to revive the faltering economy, but he remains tainted by anti-Muslim riots on his watch in Gujarat in 2002 that left at least 1,000 people, mainly Muslims, dead.
Modi has denied wrongdoing and a court investigation found he has no case to answer. But some members of religious minorities fear a rise in communal tensions under a Modi government and warn they will be sidelined at the expense of the Hindu majority.
wellcome nooreya, dekh kiysa istaqbaal hai yeh ??..?
PM arrives in India to attend Modi's swearing-in ceremony
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Published about 6 hours ago
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif waves upon his arrival at the airport in New Delhi, May 26, 2014. — Photo by Reuters
LAHORE: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif arrived in New Delhi on Monday to attend the oath-taking ceremony of India's prime minister-elect Narendra Modi, DawnNews reported.
Modi will be sworn today as India's prime minister at a glittering ceremony that will be as much a show of his determination to be a key player on the global stage as a celebration of his stunning election victory.
India's invitation to Sharif for Modi's inauguration and bilateral talks extended a couple of days ago had come as a surprise, raising hopes for a thaw in relations between the two countries that have been particularly frosty since the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
In a goodwill gesture, Sharif, who had accepted the invitation, ordered the release of 151 Indian prisoners on Sunday.
The Pakistani leader’s attendance will be a first in the history of the two neighbours which remain divided over the disputed region of Kashmir and other issues.
Sharif while leaving for India stated that he is taking the message of love and peace with him to India and he looks forward to a new beginning for the people on both sides.
He added that the only solution to the prevailing crisis in the region is through negotiations.
AFP
Updated 24 minutes ago
A cat roams near burnt vehicles as Indian police secure the site of clashes between two groups during which shops and vehicles were set alight in the Gomptipur area of Ahmedabad on late May 25, 2014. — AFP
AHMEDABAD: Indian police fired tear gas to break up clashes between Hindu and Muslim mobs in Narendra Modi's heartland of Gujarat on the eve of his swearing in as prime minister, officials said Monday.
Angry crowds set fire to several shops and vehicles and pelted stones at each other during the clashes in western Gujarat state's main city of Ahmedabad on Sunday night, police and fire officials said.
Ahmedabad joint police commissioner Manoj Shashidhar said officers fired tear gas to halt the violence which left four people injured.
Shashidhar said an investigation was under way into the clashes which appear to have started when two cars from the different communities crashed in an accident during a marriage procession.
“The incident flared up following a petty argument between people of two communities on Sunday night in Gomtipur area of the city. The situation was immediately brought under control,” Shashidhar told AFP.
The incident escalated when mobs set property on fire, Ahmedabad chief fire officer M.S Dastur told AFP.
“Some three shops, one mini-bus and a couple of two wheelers were burnt during the incident,” Dastur said.
The clashes came as Hindu nationalist Modi, chief minister of Gujarat for 13 years, was set to be sworn as premier on Monday after a landslide victory at elections as head of the Bharatiya Janata Party.
Modi has pledged national unity as he attempts to revive the faltering economy, but he remains tainted by anti-Muslim riots on his watch in Gujarat in 2002 that left at least 1,000 people, mainly Muslims, dead.
Modi has denied wrongdoing and a court investigation found he has no case to answer. But some members of religious minorities fear a rise in communal tensions under a Modi government and warn they will be sidelined at the expense of the Hindu majority.
wellcome nooreya, dekh kiysa istaqbaal hai yeh ??..?
PM arrives in India to attend Modi's swearing-in ceremony
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Published about 6 hours ago
Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif waves upon his arrival at the airport in New Delhi, May 26, 2014. — Photo by Reuters
LAHORE: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif arrived in New Delhi on Monday to attend the oath-taking ceremony of India's prime minister-elect Narendra Modi, DawnNews reported.
Modi will be sworn today as India's prime minister at a glittering ceremony that will be as much a show of his determination to be a key player on the global stage as a celebration of his stunning election victory.
India's invitation to Sharif for Modi's inauguration and bilateral talks extended a couple of days ago had come as a surprise, raising hopes for a thaw in relations between the two countries that have been particularly frosty since the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
In a goodwill gesture, Sharif, who had accepted the invitation, ordered the release of 151 Indian prisoners on Sunday.
The Pakistani leader’s attendance will be a first in the history of the two neighbours which remain divided over the disputed region of Kashmir and other issues.
Sharif while leaving for India stated that he is taking the message of love and peace with him to India and he looks forward to a new beginning for the people on both sides.
He added that the only solution to the prevailing crisis in the region is through negotiations.
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Modi shares ‘emotional moments’ with Nawaz
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Newly sworn-in Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi shakes hands with Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif after the swearing-in ceremony at the Presidential Palace in New Delhi on May 26, 2014. – AFP photo
ISLAMABAD: Shortly after taking oath as the 15th Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi on Monday tweeted about his emotional interaction with Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif who attended his swearing in ceremony at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.
Soon after the career politician led his party, BJP to the victory after going through a dazzling, high-tech election campaign, Modi had called voters' attention to his mother riding a three-wheeled auto-rickshaw to cast her ballot earlier this month.
90-year-old Hiraben blesses her son Prime Minister Narendra Modi at her home in Gandhinagar, in the western Indian state of Gujarat. – Photo by AP
“I am the chief minister of a prosperous state ... And my 90-year-old mother goes to vote in an auto-rickshaw,” said Modi, punching a fist through the air as he claimed his place by India's poor masses.
While tweeting about his interaction with the Pakistani premier, Modi said that Nawaz Sharif had watched the visuals of meeting his mother Hiraben on television in which she had offered him sweets.
PM Sharif said while having dinner, his mother saw the visuals on the television which made her emotional. Sharif then told Modi that he goes to visit his mother once a week.
Later, Indian President Pranab Mukherjee hosted a dinner for visiting SAARC leaders where the guests were treated to a variety of dishes.
thats what they supposed to behave, 2 kids feeling the mothers love?
both needs to grow up?
By APP | Dawn.com
Published about 8 hours ago
Newly sworn-in Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi shakes hands with Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif after the swearing-in ceremony at the Presidential Palace in New Delhi on May 26, 2014. – AFP photo
ISLAMABAD: Shortly after taking oath as the 15th Indian Prime Minister, Narendra Modi on Monday tweeted about his emotional interaction with Pakistan’s Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif who attended his swearing in ceremony at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi.
Soon after the career politician led his party, BJP to the victory after going through a dazzling, high-tech election campaign, Modi had called voters' attention to his mother riding a three-wheeled auto-rickshaw to cast her ballot earlier this month.
90-year-old Hiraben blesses her son Prime Minister Narendra Modi at her home in Gandhinagar, in the western Indian state of Gujarat. – Photo by AP
“I am the chief minister of a prosperous state ... And my 90-year-old mother goes to vote in an auto-rickshaw,” said Modi, punching a fist through the air as he claimed his place by India's poor masses.
While tweeting about his interaction with the Pakistani premier, Modi said that Nawaz Sharif had watched the visuals of meeting his mother Hiraben on television in which she had offered him sweets.
PM Sharif said while having dinner, his mother saw the visuals on the television which made her emotional. Sharif then told Modi that he goes to visit his mother once a week.
Later, Indian President Pranab Mukherjee hosted a dinner for visiting SAARC leaders where the guests were treated to a variety of dishes.
thats what they supposed to behave, 2 kids feeling the mothers love?
both needs to grow up?
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