Tuesday, 19 April 2016

WARNING TO PAKISTAN


         INDIA WILL REPLAY TO PAKISTAN




BSF personnel and relatives of Kirpal Singh receiving his body at Attari-Wagah border.
The body of Kirpal Singh, the Indian prisoner who died in Lahore’s Kot Lakhpat Jail on April 11 was brought to India via the Attari-Wagah border on Tuesday.
The body of Kirpal Singh, the Indian prisoner who died in Lahore’s Kot Lakhpat Jail on April 11 was brought to India via the Attari-Wagah border on Tuesday.
An autopsy was performed on the body in the government Medical College Hospital, Amritsar after which Singh’s family was allowed to take the body for the last rites. Though the Pakistani authorities had informed that Kirpal Singh died of a heart attack, his family had demanded a thorough probe into the cause of his death.
Earlier his family had told The Hindu that they were thankful for the help extended by the Ministry of External Affairs to bring his body back from Lahore. “We were informed by the district authorities in Gurdaspur that Pakistan would send his body through the Wagah border by Tuesday noon,” Ashwini Kumar, Singh’s nephew told The Hindu over telephone from Gurdaspur.
Kirpal Singh had been imprisoned in Pakistan since 1992 after he was arrested on charges of bombing of the Faisalabad railway station in 1991 and was sentenced to death for spying and terrorist activities against Pakistan.

He had been imprisoned in the high security Kot Lakhpat Jail of Lahore from where he had been writing regularly to his family in Gurdaspur. His last letter reached his family after his death in which Kirpal had expressed his desire to return home.Members of Kirpal Singh’s family had also staged protests at the Wagah border and against the Pakistan government because of the delay.
Kirpal Singh’s death follows the 2013 death of Sarbjit Singh in the same prison premises.
Both Sarbjit and Kirpal were accused of terrorist activities against the Pakistani State and were sentenced to death. Kirpal Singh was reportedly acquitted later on by the Lahore High Court. However he remained imprisoned till his death. Indian death in Pakistan jailKirpal Singh death

Sunday, 17 April 2016

Hospitals






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ROYALS OF BRITAIN

INDIA & BRITAIN
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Friday, 15 April 2016

KING OF MAD



                                                                    "KING OF MAD"


 A North Korea missile launch meant to celebrate the birthday of the country’s founder has apparently failed, South Korean and U.S. officials said on Friday, an embarrassing setback in what was reportedly the inaugural test of a new, powerful mid-range missile.
The U.S. and South Korean officials provided few details, including the type of missile. But South Korea’s Yonhap news agency carried an unsourced report that a “Musudan” missile, which could one day be capable of reaching far-off U.S. military bases in Asia and the Pacific, exploded in the air a few seconds after liftoff.
A U.S. official, speaking on condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence matters, said that it appeared to be a Musudan missile but no definitive conclusion had been reached.

Despite the failure, the North has another Musudan loaded on a mobile launcher and Pyongyang will likely fire it, according to South Korean and U.S. authorities, Yonhap reported.

Tuesday, 12 April 2016

Friday, 8 April 2016

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CHEATING

     
                                                     ITALY CHEATED TO INDIA

  An Italian appeals court on Thursday held that former chief executive of Italian defence firm Finmeccanica, Giuseppe Orsi, oversaw the plan to pay bribes to Indian officials to secure the 2010 deal for VVIP helicopters, worth Rs. 3,600 crore.
According to inputs from Italy, over Rs. 360 crore in bribes was routed to Indian intermediaries.
Mr. Orsi was first arrested in 2013 and spent 80 days in jail. Towards the end of 2014, a three-judge panel absolved him of corruption charges, but he received a two-year suspended sentence for forging invoices for routing payment.
According to reports, the Italian court also overturned the previous verdict in which Bruno Spagnolini, who succeeded Mr. Orsi as AgustaWestland CEO, was acquitted of corruption charges.
A senior official involved in the probe said the judgment could significantly boost the probe in India because certified court documents from Italy could be used as supplementary evidence in Indian courts. The Italian appeals court will publish its findings within two weeks.
The then Defence Minister, A.K. Antony, called in the CBI in February 2013 after Mr. Orsi was held in Milan.
The CBI registered a preliminary enquiry, but within weeks converted it into a regular FIR after sufficient evidence was gathered.
Among those named in the CBI FIR are Mr. Tyagi, his three cousins, Satish Bagrodia (a brother of the former Union Minister, Santosh Bagrodia) and Pratap Aggarwal (MD of IDS Infotech). The FIR also named four companies — Indian companies IDS Infotech and Aeromatrix and Finmeccanica and AgustaWestland.
According to inputs, over Rs. 360 crore in bribes was routed to Indian intermediaries

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