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Jammu and Kashmir governor(c) N N Vohra(L) DGP director general of police kuldeep khoda (R) SS kapoor chief secterary jammu nad kashmir presiding a meeting in thepolice head qurater which houses different departments of the state government

India Kashmir Photos Police Terrorism

Newstrack India
Police undeterred by militant threats: J-K police chief
Jammu/Doda (Jammu and Kashmir), Mar 26 (ANI): In response to bills issued by the Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) threatening local cops if they don't quit... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)

Philippine National Police ( PNP ) personnel sitting on a police service van robing within Marikina Cemeteries to ensure peace and order in preparation of All Saints Day, Marikina City , Philippines , October 31, 2009.

Election Photos Police Violence Visayas

Inquirer
55 areas in Eastern Visayas on police election watchlist
TACLOBAN CITY The Philippine National Police has placed 55 areas in Eastern Visayas on its "election watch list," the PNP regional official said here on Thursday. Senior Superintendent Manuel... (photo: WN / Renzelle Mae Abasolo)

Supreme Court Building - india- law

The Siasat Daily
Can't order probe on corrupt politicians: SC
New Delhi, March 26: The Supreme Court today held that it cannot direct probe against politicians facing corruption charges, saying the onus was on investigating agencies. "This court cannot sit in... (photo: supreme court of india website)
Corrupt Delhi Politician Investigation

INDIA-KOLKATA-STEPHEN-COURT-BUILDING-DEMOLITION

The Times of India
Residents cry foul over KMC demolition order
KOLKATA: All of those who faced harassment, pointed fingers at the Park Street OC who had parked himself near one of the entrances to the gutted building. Even those who ventured close to the building... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Fire India Kolkata Photos Police

A group of Indian army soldiers rests during a gun battle with separatist militants in the village of Dadsar, 37 km (23 miles) south of Srinagar March 4, 2010. One Indian army officer and four militants belonging to Hizb-ul-Mujahideen, Kashmir's frontline militant group, have been killed during an ongoing gun battle in Dadsar which started on Wednesday, an Indian army spokesman said.

The Times of India
Will Kashmir be safer, happier without Army?
SRINAGAR: Kashmir's young will not remember it but once upon a time, the Valley was green and peaceful and not so fragile that anything - a stone, a bullet or a barb -... (photo: WN / Imran Nissar)
Defence India Kashmir Peace Photos

INDIA-FORENSIC-EXPERT-STEPHEN-COURT-BUILDING-FIRE

IBN Live
12 still untraced in Kolkata fire
Kolkata: More than two days after Kolkata's worst fire tragedy, the authorities were Thursday yet to trace the owner of the building where an inferno left 24 dead and a... (photo: WN / Bhaskar Mallick)
Disaster Fire India Kolkata Photos

New Moon by Stephenie Meyer - Bestseller Novel - Twilight - Book

The Daily Beast
John Irving's Favorite New Thriller
The bestselling author says you have to read this book. He speaks to Craig Nova about his new espionage novel set in 1930s Berlin—and their long friendship.... (photo: WN / Arturo Ubaub)
Author Bestselling Book Favorite Photos

President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden wait in the Blue Room of the White House before delivering remarks and signing the health insurance reform bill.

The Examiner
What's Really in Obama's Health Care Reform Bill
Big BIG Bill Courtesy Photo... (photo: White House / Pete Souza)
Health Care Reform Obama Photos US Washington

Guarded by police officers, Jose Antonio Medina, aka Don Pepe, center, is presented to the press in Mexico City, Thursday, March 25, 2010.

The Guardian
Mexico arrests 'King of Heroin,' with ties to US
E. EDUARDO CASTILLO Associated Press Writer= MEXICO CITY (AP) — Federal police have arrested Mexico's "King of Heroin," a powerful drug trafficker allegedly responsible... (photo: AP)
Defence Drugs Mexico Photos US

Police officers carry a dead body towards a waiting dump truck along a hillside grave made for massacre victims in Ampatuan municipality, Maguindanao province, southern Philippines on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2009.

The Independent
Philippines arrest clan chief over killings
A Philippine court has ordered the arrest of a powerful political clan's patriarch and 195 others on murder charges over the massacre of 57 people last year, police said... (photo: AP / Aaron Favila)
Ampatuans Maguindanao Massacre Philippines Photos

Politics

	Foreign secretary urges more nuclear weapons cuts BBC News
	What Would Jesus and Muhammad Say About Democracy and Voting? WorldNews.com
	Gold, other metals rise on weaker dollar Syracuse
	Black farmers' settlement still not a done deal Syracuse

Terrorism

	Infosys Mysore facility brought under CISF security cover DNA India
	U.S. Seeks Cleric Backing Jihad Wall Street Journal
	Pak terror groups threat to all nations: PC The Times of India
	Hafiz Muhammad Saeed: 'Do I look like a terrorist?' The Independent

Human Rights

	INDONESIA: Agriculture expansion plan under fire IRINnews
	UN calls for Burma elections to be credible BBC News
	KENYA: Urban refugees need legal clarity, says report IRINnews
	China Sentences Tibetan Monk to Lengthy Prison Term WorldNews.com

Obama to mark `America's Most Wanted' anniversary

US man sought by FBI in rape case caught in Mexico

Gang member joins FBI's Most Wanted

FBI: Mobster 'more powerful than a John Gotti'

Alleged hit man changes appearance, FBI says

Reputed mobster pleads not guilty in federal court

Tiger deaths continue unabated: CITES

Globe launches new service

Mafia don suspect tracked down via Facebook

Italy arrests 19 accused of helping mafia boss

President Barack Obama, accompanied by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, briefs reporters at the White House in Washington, Friday, March 26, 2010, after he phoned Russian President Dmitry Medvedev to discuss the new START treaty.

US and Russia agree to cut nuclear arsenal

This undated picture shows South Korea's Cheonan naval ship in South Korea, Friday, March 26, 2010. South Korea's military scrambled Cheonan naval vessels to the western waters near the disputed maritime border with North Korea late Friday after an explosion ripped a hole in the bottom of a military ship, officials and news reports said.

S.Korean navy ship sinks; North link played down

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov speaks at a news conference in Moscow, Friday, March 26, 2010.

FACTBOX - Reaction to U.S.-Russia deal to cut nuclear arms

N Korea threatens nuclear strikes Taipei Times
Secret stash could offer insight into mob Taipei Times
Japanese politics threatens US nuclear umbrella Taipei Times
US, Russia finalize cuts to nuclear arsenals (3rd Roundup) m&c;
Court upholds Washington's assault weapons ban Breitbart
GOP's costly policies The Salt Lake Tribune
Danny Glover sees 'WW2 destruction' in Haiti quake The Star
Suee Lim files defence in suit The Star
Timeline Of Events In Iraq CBS News
US, Russia seal deal on arms treaty Indian Express
Police firepower on rebel side The Telegraph India
US-Russia pact The Telegraph India
Analysis: New pact may be end of 'just say nyet' The Guardian
AP News in Brief The Guardian
A timeline of events leading up to Iraq's parliamentary elec Star Tribune
No Hurrahs From Kremlin on Arms Pact The New York Times
Toledo man found guilty of murder in shooting death Toledo Blade
Reputed street gang leader's spouse gets bail CBC
The Night Note: 3/26/10 NBC Washington
Former Cold War foes US, Russia to slash nukes Newsday

Former Malaysian deputy PM’s trial postponed to May

Report: Calif. pension fund under federal criminal investigation for investment decisions

Report: Criminal probe targets Calif. pension fund

Vatican says media attempting to smear pope Taipei Times
TV boss held for anti-Chavez talk Taipei Times
Hefty Tax Break Spared In Health Care Bill The New York Times
US hacker jailed for credit card theft Taipei Times
12-year-old boy killed while carrying package bomb toward po Star Tribune
Arenas avoids jail time; sentenced to probation for gun felo m&c;
McNeil Island inmate convicted in crack conspiracy Seattle Times
Package bomb kills 12-year-old boy in Colombia Seattle Times
2 years for killing; 5 years for a busted gun Seattle Post
Sex predator sentenced for smuggling crack into Commitment C Seattle Post
Danish journalist found not guilty of killing fish with sham Breitbart
Wizards' Arenas gets 30 days in halfway house Breitbart
US hacker sentenced in third credit card theft case Breitbart
Court rejects GOP bid to raise unlimited money Breitbart
Big-time hacker from Miami sentenced in 3rd case Breitbart
Roberto Mancini set to plead guilty after being charged by F The Daily Mail
Law Offices of Howard G. Smith, Representing Investors of Fu Stockhouse
Marine's Iraq killings trial to go forward The State
Runner jailed nine months for taking bribes for passes The Star
DOE to nail 15 for open burning The Star

Indian police officers guard the landmark Taj Hotel in Mumbai, India, Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008. Indian commandos killed the last remaining gunmen holed up at the luxury Mumbai hotel Saturday, ending a 60-hour rampage through India's financial capital by suspected Islamic militants that rocked the nation.

Suspicions Over Attacks Keep India Sensitive

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Violent threats hit Obama allies over health vote

Marcelas Owens of Seattle, left, Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., right, and others, look on as President Barack Obama signs the health care bill in the East Room of the White House in Washington, Tuesday, March 23, 2010.

Frenchman Arrested After Hacking Into Obama's Twitter Accounts

Chicago taxi driver accused of supporting al-Qaida Syracuse
Rift raises questions on Obama intel czar's future The Star
Taxi Driver Accused Of Aiding Al-Qaida WPXI
Feds charge Chicago cab driver with having terrorist ties Chicago Business
Headley confession shows close LeT, al-Qaeda ties: report Mumbai Mirror
FBI investigating alleged North Metro Drug Task Force corrup KDVR
How a Yemeni terrorist slipped through the cracks Daily Star Lebanon
Headley names 6 Pak armymen in Karachi Project The Times of India
Prosecutors accuse Pakistani-born Chicago taxi driver of att Star Tribune
US plans to export drones to allies Gulf News
Headley names Pak military officer Deccan Chronicle
Johns Hopkins FBI collegiate marketing and recruiting effort The Examiner
Strategising a Relationship Khaleej Times
US Hopes To Export Drone Technologies redOrbit
Nancy Pelosi: how a Democrat big mouth got her way The Guardian
Briefing by Secretary Clinton, Secretary Gates, Admiral Mull The White House
India to send magistrate to US to record Headley's statement Zeenews
Wikileaks Asks CIA to Stop Spying on It The New York Times
Public Corruption: Why It's Our #1 Criminal Priority Newsvine
U.S.A. Going Insane Pravda RU

marijuana

Now on the ballot, could marijuana legalization happen in California?

Fish dealers prepare to slice bluefin tuna at Tsukiji Wholesale Market in Tokyo, Japan, Thursday, March 18, 2010.

Trade beats conservation at U.N. wildlife talks

Colombia Car Bomb

Car Bomb Kills 6 in Colombia's Main Pacific Port

Five Norwegians face probe in killing New Zealand wildlife m&c;
Father says daughter was attacked at Knightdale High The News & Observer
Police chief beheaded in north Mexico Breitbart
Kirby: You can count me, but don't count on me The Salt Lake Tribune
Tip from MP leads to drug bust Canoe
Female cop prime suspect in Canadian's murder Canoe
Artiste rearrested because case involves synthetic drug, say The Star
Police urged to be more responsive to national security The Star
Man sought over analyst's murder The Star
CalPERS reportedly subject of criminal investigation Business Journal
Some NYC crimes up a bit; mayor says NYPD stressed Newsday
Rebel held for murder bid The Telegraph India
Murder case: custody of AAI official extended Indian Express
Cong leaders husband found murdered, brother wanted Indian Express
UN: Kidnappers release Belgian taken in Haiti The Guardian
Mother's plea to find post office killer The Times
Galveston jury indicts two men on murder charges Houston Chronicle
Police arrest TU commuter student for March 22nd robbery and The Examiner
Police seek man in vicious sex attack Philadelphia Daily News
California professor faces molestation charges in Missouri Kansas City Star

Najeeb Mahfouz - Egypt - Nobel Prize - History - rh1

Egypt experiences unprecedented explosion of fiction writing

Consumers in an exhibition, India

Indian loses Rs 10 lakh crore from black economy every year

President Barack Obama, center, during his visit to Capitol Hill to meet with House Democrats in Washington, Saturday, March 20, 2010.

Democrats Face a Final Scramble for Health Votes

Legal gigolo leaves brothel; few customers Seattle Times
Charges reduced in phone caper at senator's office The Press Democrat
Wester: God weeps at refugees' plight The Salt Lake Tribune
Weekly accounts The Times
James O'Keefe, Co-Defendants Expected To Plead Guilty To Les Huffington Post
Cop calls for PM and Baki to action report Papua New Guinea Post
Conservative activist, 3 others have charges reduced in phon Hartford Courant
Reduced charges filed against conservative activists in Loui The Oklahoman
More than 20 people hit in rash of drive-by BB gun shootings Star Tribune
Video: EU meet on Greece Business Report
America's first legal gigolo leaves rural brothel The Guardian
Braves minor leaguer suspended after arrest Houston Chronicle
`Suzie Wong' returns to Wan Chai Hong Kong Standard
Forensics key in collecting evidence of serial murders The Providence Journal
Prostitution racket: City man held Deccan Chronicle
Massachusetts man convicted of murder for overmedicating 4-y Star Tribune
Braves suspend minor leaguer following arrest The News & Observer
America's first legal 'prostidude' leaves rural Nevada broth Hartford Courant
Americas first legal gigolo leaves brothel Canoe
Atlanta Braves minor league pitcher suspended after arrest o Star Tribune

Filipino boxing great Manny Pacquiao, second from left, raises the hands of Presidential candidate Manny Villar, left, and running mate Loren Legarda upon arrival at Maasim in Sarangani province for a political rally Friday March 26, 2010 in southern Philippines.

Chaotic Philippine election season in full swing

Bollywood actor Sanjay Dutt . (bb2)

Stay away from drugs, says Sanjay

Beer - Liquor - Alcohol

Alcohol Awareness Month coming in April

A-Rod's meeting with feds postponed Seattle Times
Guilty plea saves wife in drug case The Star
A Mississippian Flood Wall Street Journal
Coroner rules prescription drug abuse behind deaths Syracuse
Teens' deaths drug and alcohol related: police CBC
Senior's mugger offers tearful apology CBC
The pygmies and sleazebags who've wrecked Britain and how I The Daily Mail
How the Artist Assassins, Aztecas and Mexicles brought viole The Times
The unprincipled gall of Noynoy Aquino Newsvine
Amsterdam Café: great beer in the 'loin The Examiner
DA on verge of mass drug-case dismissals San Fransisco Chronicle
Strongman Allawi back on rungs of Iraq power The Siasat Daily
Mexico emerges as the new heroin haven Gulf News
In India, Sex And A Setback For The 'Morality Police' National Public Radio
TLC's 8 episode show Addicted: The unpredictable journey of The Examiner
If I were President... Newsvine
Bail hearing continues for RI officer in drug case The Boston Globe
Russian sailor gets 10 years for drug-running Daily Yomiuri
Alice in Wonderland and the Occult The Examiner
Kurt Cobain was 'oblivion seeker' m&c;

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