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Indo-China cold war hots up, By Ameen Izzadeen

India has apparently lost its cold war with China, or at least the current phase of it. What is disturbing to India is not only China's superior military power and stronger economy, but also China's intrusion into what was once regarded as India's backyard. The development has rendered the so-called Indira doctrine ineffective or obsolete. The doctrine, formulated during the …

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September 10, end of Ramadan, a holiday, By GENALYN KABILING and LESLIE ANN AQUINO (Manila, Philippines)

President Aquino has declared September 10, Friday, a regular holiday in the country in observance of Eid’l Fitr, the end of the holy month of Ramadan. The holiday declaration on Eid’l Fitr was contained in Proclamation No. 26 signed by the President last Thursday. “To promote cultural understanding and integration, the entire Filipino nation should have the full opportunity to …

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Obama trapped by the system, Lobby, By Ameen Izzadeen

  In recent weeks and days, US President Barack Obama earned ten points, lost ten points and earned ten points again with his headline-hitting political moves. On August 14, he earned ten points for standing firm in support of a move to build an Islamic cultural centre and a mosque near Ground Zero where nine Septembers ago two towering structures …

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OBA -Zahira College inaugurated in Canada.

More than forty years after the first Zahirian migrated to Canada, the Old Boys Association was inaugurated on Sunday the 29th August 2010 at the Pak Center Restaurant, in Toronto. This was initiated by the three musketeers M/s Faizal Nazeer, Mohamed Asif and Mohamed Ashrath. There were more than twenty young, very enthusiastic old boys were present to form the …

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