guru fateh,these are the photographs of mumbai marathon held on 17th january, 2010 wherein about 40 spastic children who are victims of cerebral plazy were taken on wheel chair to participate in the Dream Run, thanks with regards bhupinder singh kohli
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mumbai marathon of victims of cerebral plazy : B S Kohli
www.RWABhagidari.blogspot.com is a common platform for the interaction of RWA’s of Delhi, where, they can share the civic problems being faced by them, as well, can also contribute their suggestions, ideas, opinions & a lot more about their activities.
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A blog for Delhite’s : RWABhagidari.blogspot.com
In the dark days of yore, not only Bush and Cheney themselves, but members of the cabinet and assorted flacks reporting to them were shielded from accountability for authorizing torture (among other things).

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Honor and Change
By Neville Spykerman KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 1 — Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin’s backtracking on the need for the formation of a national consultative council on religious harmony is sending the wrong signal, says religious groups and Yayasan 1Malaysia. “He had previously said it was a good idea and it’s disappointing that he has changed his position.” said Dr Chandra Muzaffar, the chairman of Yayasan …
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Disappointment over DPM’s stand on national consultative council (The Malaysian Insider)
Our Armed Forces are not, and never have been, an end in themselves. They have several distinct purposes.

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A pact with France will keep us fighting fit
Up and about, are you? Off to work? Congratulations! Tens of thousands are not, according to a sorrowful report from the employment law consultant Peter Mooney.

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Are you reading this at work? If so, well done
I have suffered my first fit of consumer rage at being asked to pay 5p for a carrier bag. It happened while I was buying fairy figurines in the syrupy Hades that is The Disney Store. The assistant, in a pious, sing-songy “we’re all just trying to help the environment here” voice, announced that there was now a 5p charge for bags then suggested I upgrade by spending £1.50 on a “re-usable” carrier.

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Saving the planet or just toying with us?
In a miracle of brains over brawn, Kathryn Bigelow has just become the first woman to win best director for her film The Hurt Locker, beating her ex-husband’s behemoth, Avatar.

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After Avatar, movies will never be the same again
We have been told by Sir John Chilcot himself that the Chilcot inquiry is not a trial, and that nobody will be either acquitted or found guilty; we all know that is not true.

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Blair the dictator bulldozed us into war
I constantly tell my students that one of the hardest tasks in journalism is to write a balanced, insightful profile of a controversial person. This is especially hard to do here inside the Beltway, but that is not the topic of the day

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Nailing the Anglican timeline!
JALANDHAR: Taking a leaf out of Sikh religion, the followers of Bhagat Ravidass have declared ‘Ravidassia’, a separate religion and affirmed Guru Ravidass their sole master. They have also released a separate religious granth ‘Amrit Bani Guru Ravidass’ which will replace Guru Granth Sahib in all Ravidass temples
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Ravidass followers declare separate religion, released separate religious granth
On Thursday, a Miller County, Arkansas trial judge terminated the parental rights of six members of the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries. Thirteen children from four families are involved. The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports that the children were taken into protective custody by the state in 2008 in an investigation of physical and sexual abuse at the Ministries’ compound.
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Parental Rights Terminated For 13 Children From Alamo Ministries Compound
According to AP , last week the Tennessee State Board of Education approved guidelines for elective high school social studies courses teaching about the Bible and its historical content. The guidelines implement legislation passed in 2008 authorizing creation of a course focusing on “nonsectarian nonreligious academic study of the Bible and its influence on literature, art, music, culture and politics.” (See prior posting .) A Tennessee ACLU spokesperson said the new guidelines appear sensitive to concerns that the classes not be used to try to covert students. The legislation did not require districts with existing Bible courses to move to the state curriculum
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Tennessee Adopts Curriculum Guidelines For High School Bible Courses
LUCKNOW: The Sikh community of Lucknow has strongly condemned Samajwadi Party (SP) member Amar Singh for comparing the SP leaders with `Panj Piyare’. Under the aegis of the Lucknow Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee (LGPC), a notice has also been served on Amar Singh. “We want Amar Singh to apologise in public within 24 hours of the receiving the notice or else we will lodge an FIR against him for hurting the sentiments of the Sikh community,” said RS Bagga, president of LGPC
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Sikh community seeks apology from Amar
Americans hold a hodgepodge of religious beliefs and practices. Most (82 percent) of American adults believe in God, according to a recent Harris Poll. And large numbers believe in miracles (76 percent); heaven (75 percent); that Jesus is God or the Son of God (73 percent); in angels (72 percent); the survival of the soul after death (71 percent); and that Jesus was resurrected (70 percent).
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Americans often blend faiths
About 100 clergy and community members, teachers, administrators, board members and candidates gathered Saturday to reflect and pray about the future of the Kansas City School District. The prayer breakfast, at Zion Grove Missionary Baptist Church with the Concerned Clergy Coalition as host, did not feature political talk, but rather appeals for reconciliation and understanding.
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Prayer breakfast focuses on KC schools
The Council on American-Islamic Relations plans to file a complaint with the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division over the State of the City speech given this week by Lancaster, California’s mayor, R.
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Muslim Organization Objects To Remarks In Speech By California Mayor
Last week, it seemed like the case of Rifqa Bary was finally over. Her Muslim parents agreed that the 17-year old girl who fled, fearing her life was in danger because of her conversion to Christianity, could stay with her Ohio foster family, and that everyone would get counseling. (See prior posting .) According to today’s Columbus Dispatch , however, that agreement has been short-lived.
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Rifqa Bary’s Parents Seek to Withdraw Settlement Consent Entered Last Week
If only PD James had been on the Chilcot committee. After six hours of watching Tony Blair effortlessly deflect and disarm his interrogators at the Queen Elizabeth II centre on Friday, how could one not be struck by the contrast with the courteous evisceration that James recently performed on the BBC’s director-general?

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Why Blair can never admit to regrets
It is bad enough getting old. What makes it worse is the constant pressure, these days, to deny it or disguise it

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The insidious triumph of the facelifting classes
Should your salary be the same if you move from Scunthorpe to Southampton? Should the rate for a job be identical in Newcastle, Newquay and Newark?

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The real north-south divide crippling Britain
The British Social Attitudes survey — which asks people about their views on politics and social matters such as crime, drugs and relationships — makes fascinating reading. Articles with lots of percentages in them are always a bit of a turn-off, I find, but do persevere because the numbers are really interesting, for once.

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Out of the closet: our growing acceptance of gays
It is strange to think of something slimy, snake-like and nocturnal as reassuring, but it seems as if we are beginning at last to value the extraordinary eel just as it may be about to disappear. Over the past three decades the many unsolved mysteries about the eel’s unique life-cycle have been joined by one more: why has it declined to the extent that it is now classed globally as a critically endangered fish?

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The tormented eel is slithering out of existence
Our brave men and women need all the inspiration they can muster to fight for us overseas. Some have their family picture in the pocket. Others have voice mails of their loved one on the phone

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Cross Eyed: Well, since the Kingdom doth suffer violence…
In your spare time this weekend, consider taking a few minutes to read Devin Friedman’s lengthy GQ piece that gives the background leading up to the shooting of abortion doctor George Tiller. Scott Roeder was found guilty yesterday of first-degree murder for shooting Tiller. Tiller was an usher at the Reformation Lutheran Church in Kansas where he was handing out bulletins to people before he was shot on May 31, 2009.

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Before the abortion doctor’s killing
My husband Kawaljeet Singh has met with an accident in Bangalore some 5 months ago on 27th August 2009. He was just crossing the Road Who hit him we dont know how he met we dont know this is a big mystery for us I came to know about this incident when one of his collegue call me and said That Kawal has met with an accident so very next flight I fly from Delhi and now he is totally bed ridden. His brain is seriously injured and a small part of the right brain has been removed by Apollo hospital.

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Reclusive author of the 20th-century classic The Catcher in the Rye, whose hero Holden Caulfield spoke for rebellious youth JD Salinger, who has died aged 91, was the reclusive author of The Catcher in the Rye (1951), one of the most beloved novels in the English language since the second world war.
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‘A writer with a deep distrust of the world’ (Guardian Unlimited)