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Smt. Sharmila Tagore inaugurating the Week-End Film Festival
Actress   Bollywood   Celebrity   Cinema   Photos		  The Times of India 
Sharmila to hang up her boots
This is not a publicity gimmick. Sharmila Tagore doesn’t wish to subscribe to the stereotypical Bollywood mainstream cinema roles of a weeping mother, or a long-suffering wife. The actress, who has... (photo: GFDL)
Yemeni security forces attend to the scene of a bombing at a military checkpoint that killed three soldiers and injured four, jsa1
Government   Photos   Politics   Saudi   Yemen		  Middle East Online 
Fleeing Yemenis say Saudis turned them back
CAMP AL-MAZRAQ - Thousands of civilians fleeing fighting between the army and Shiite rebels in north Yemen who found refuge in Saudi Arabia say they were sent back across the border to the war-ravaged... (photo: AP / AP)
Bollywood actress Sharmila Tagore reacts during an interview at the launch of a Hindi movie, "Viruddh" or Versus in Bombay, India, Thursday, July 15, 2004. Viruddh is a family saga in which an old couple is forced to search for their faith in human values and society after the death of their son. The movie is scheduled to be released in May 2005.  The Times of India 
No more films: Sharmila
After facing the arc lights for half a century, veteran actress Sharmila Tagore says she has done enough and wants an extended break from movies even though she looks forward to the release of her... (photo: AP / )
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A child of Beta Israel awaiting to make aliyah to Israel. Taken in Ethiopia, July 17, 2005. One of the earliest dated references to the Beta Israel in Ethiopian literature is in the Glorious Victories of Amda Seyon, which mentions a revolt in the province of Begemder by "the renegades who are like Jews" in the year 1332.  The Independent 
Millions facing famine in Ethiopia as rains fail
The spectre of famine has returned to the Horn of Africa nearly a quarter of a century after the world's pop stars gathered to banish it at Live Aid, raising £150m for relief efforts in 1985. Millions... (photo: Creative Commons / Christophe cagé)
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The National Museum in San'a Yemen is a culturally rich country with influence from many civilizations, such as the early civilization of Sheba. Middle East Online
Is Yemen Breaking Apart?
In power for more than 30 years, Field Marshall Ali Abdallah Saleh, Yemen’s veteran President, is battling for his political life. He has ruled the north since 1978, and... (photo: Creative Commons / Bgag)

Development   Photos   Power   President   Yemen
Poor children . Egypt , Cairo .23rd November , 2008 ,Poverty Khaleej Times
Charity Bazaar in Aid of Cairo's poor Children
ABU DHABI – A chance to buy something pretty to help a homeless child in Egypt is being offered by Meridien Hotel in Abu Dhabi. The five-day Charity Bazaar, which will... (photo: WN / azza)

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Obese - Obesity - Fat - Overweight - Health - Philippines Khaleej Times
UAE, Spain in Joint Effort to Cut Down on Obesity
ABU DHABI - The UAE and Spain are exploring the best mechanisms to fight obesity and its complications as part of the World Heart Day which falls on 
September 27.... (photo: WN / Rubielyn Bunag)

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AG2 Justine Henin of Belgium playing in her match against Sara Errani of Italy on March 30, 2008 at the Sony Ericsson Open in Key Biscayne, Florida. The Australian
Justine Henin on verge of return to the court
AUSTRALIAN tournament officials are bubbling in anticipation at the prospect of a Justine Henin comeback after reports emerged yesterday she had returned to training. The... (photo: WN / Aruna Gilbert)

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(pl) Wodzisław Śląski - Rondo na ulicy 26 Marca. Za rondem widoczny supermarket TESCO. Irish Times
Time for Tesco to change its tune on Unicef
WHEN ALI Hewson, Stephen Rea, Marian Finucane, Colin Farrell, Ryan Tubridy and rugby star Donncha O'Callaghan are on your side, who could possibly be against you? This is... (photo: GFDL / Lukas skywalker)
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View of a portion of Atlantic Marine's shipyards along the Mobile River in Mobile, Alabama. Taken from the MS Holiday. Climate change, fishing alter area ocean waters Philadelphia Daily News
Man - Jobless and homeless - Poverty Jobless and homeless, blogger scores Elle job Khaleej Times
Cuban students stand at attention as they listen to their national anthem on their first day back to school at Angela Landa elementary school in Old Havana, Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2009 End immoral Cuba embargo, US told BBC News
Health
a man tide a scarf on mouth because of swine flu Swine Flu: 10 things you need to know Khaleej Times
Reef check survey buddy pair - Great Barrier Reef Outlook "Poor" for Great Barrier Reef: Study ABC News
Pig Farming - Hog - Animals - Pigs First swine flu death in Rajasthan The Times of India
A man wearing scarf for protection of swine flu at market-Pune-India 'Most H1N1 fatalities in age group of 16-45 years' The Times of India
Human Rights
YouTube, Online, internet, technology, entertainment, downloads, videoclips, video. tp1 YouTube video not a hate crime Canoe
President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo assures human rights victims of the martial law regime that they will get P8 billion from the $682 million (about P36 million) in ill-gotten wealth of the Marcoses that the Supreme Court forfeited in favor of the governm Sinagbayan and others protest National Artist awards ‘manipulation’ The Daily Tribune
Thai soldiers march during a training at a military camp in Pattani province, southern Thailand, Saturday, April 17, 2004. Violence has surged in southern Thailand since January, when assailants killed four soldiers and stole hundreds of weapons in a raid on an army camp. More than 70 people have been killed in attacks this year. The unrest has raised fears of a renewed insurgency in the south. Thailand is largely Buddhist, but its southernmost provinces of Pattani, Yala and Narathiwat bordering Malaysia have Muslim majorities AN ATOL INVESTIGATION Asia Times
Chinese paramilitary police patrol near a mosque closed to Friday prayers in Urumqi, western China's Xinjiang province, Friday, July 10, 2009. EU parliament rights head calls for Uighur inquiry The Star
Society
Villagers - common poor men on a street, India Poor nations need $500 billion for warming San Fransisco Chronicle
Berlin, 1.9.1939: Adolf Hitler verkündet vor dem Reichstag: "Seit 5:45 Uhr wird jetzt zurückgeschossen Lessons of 1939-1945 war are still valid Gulf News
Yahoo! - embroidered (sl1) Yahoo India to replace SpotM with Guru DNA India
President Barack Obama arrives at a rally for New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine, Thursday, July 16, 2009, in Holmdel, N.J. Obama wants 'strong alliance' The Manila Times
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