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Miscellaneous: RAJNIKANT In Funny CASTROL Ad
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LetsDiscuss: I Am A Muslim.........
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LetsDiscuss: I Am A Muslim.........
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LetsDiscuss: Reporter Throws SHOES On GEORGE BUSH
I think, after this incident press reporters will not be allowed to attend a press conference with shoes...lolz... Well, it gives fresh meaning to the phrase Shooed Away. President George W. Bush ducked a pair of shoes hurled at his head — one shoe after the other — in the middle of a news conference with Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki. Both shoes narrowly missed their target and thumped loudly against the wall behind the leaders. "Don't worry about it," the president said as the room erupted into chaos. Iraqi reporters started shouting what Bush later explained were apologies for the incident. "So what if the guy threw a shoe at me?" Bush said, comparing the action to political protests in the United States. "If you want the facts, it was a size 10," he joked. The shoe attack came as Bush and al-Maliki were about to shake hands. The assailant — later identified as television correspondent Muntadar al-Zeidi — leapt from his chair and hurled his footwear at the president, who was about 20 feet away. "This is the good bye kiss, you dog." he yelled. The crowd descended on al-Zeidi, who works for Al-Baghdadia television, an Iraqi-owned station based in Cairo, Egypt. He was wrestled to the ground by security officials and then hauled away, moaning as they departed the room. Later, a trail of fresh blood could be seen on the carpet, although the source was not known. In Iraqi culture, throwing shoes at someone is a sign of contempt. When U.S. Marines toppled Saddam Hussein's statue on Firdos Square in 2003, the assembled crowd whacked it with their shoes....2 comments | category: LetsDiscuss | Content type: Video Clip | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
LetsDiscuss: I Am A Muslim.........
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Masti: 5 Bad Habits Of Goher Mumtaz (JAL The Band)
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LetsDiscuss: Winter- Lethal for Poors
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LetsDiscuss: Delhi’s rising crime rate haunts DILLIWALAAS....!!!
National Crime Records Bureau ( NCRB), placed Delhi at the top of the crime totem pole among India’s 35 mega cities ( having a population of more than a million). In fact, it says Delhi has 58,625 policemen but almost 25 per cent of them — 14,200 men to be precise — are deputed round the- clock for VIP security. The Capital has 135 police stations, but only 3,928 vehicles for movement of the personnel.Of these, nearly half ( 1,963) are two- wheelers. “Delhi has accounted for 15.1 per cent of total crimes reported from the 35 mega cities,” says the NCRB’s ‘ Crime in India 2007’ report. The Capital witnessed 50,895 criminal cases in 2007, followed by Mumbai ( 30,481) and Bangalore ( 27,000). Even much- maligned cities like Patna and Lucknow are far behind, reporting less than 9,000 criminal cases. What is really alarming is that even hi- profile South district registered 10,414 criminal cases. The NCRB report says Delhi reports more murders ( 411), rapes ( 524), kidnappings ( 1,460), auto- thefts ( 8,322), burglaries ( 1,868) and robberies ( 501) than any of the other 65 cities in the country that have a population of over half- a- million. In comparison, Mumbai reported 230 murders, 174 rapes, 179 kidnappings, 3,621 auto- thefts and 265 robberies in 2007. Ironically, Delhi ( 128 million) is less populated than Mumbai ( 163.6 million). There are damning figures on the safety of women even as the mysterious murder of TV journalist Saumya Vishwanathan still remains unsolved. The NCRB says Delhi reported 29.5 per cent ( 524 out of 1,775) of the total rape cases in India in 2007. The Capital is also the most unsafe place in the country for children, reporting a crime rate nearly six times higher than the national average. The NCRB says 2,019 cases of crime against children were reported in Delhi in 2007, including 368 cases of child marriage, 1,161 kidnappings, 398 rapes and 56 murders. Clearly, the Capital needs more policemen and better policing to bring the crime rate down. And maybe, Ms.Sheila Dikshit could do with a little more power over the forces.........!!!!!2 comments | category: LetsDiscuss | Content type: Text/Pictures | Add this link to... | tell a friend | bakwaas
Masti: Download MORAY PIYA (Video) : JAL THE BAND
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Masti: Watch EXCLUSIVE Video DO DIL By NOORI
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News: JAL THE BAND Joins PETA
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Masti: MORAY PIYA (Video Teaser) : JAL THE BAND
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Masti: CALL THE BAND Live And Unplugged On THE MUSIK
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Masti: Watch AAG (Promo Video) : ALI ZAFAR
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Masti: Watch Latest Video JAAGO : STRINGS
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