Indian Nuclear Assets Danger to the World
Oct 30, 2009 News & Events, Videos
While the western media and the western governments keep shouting about vulnerability of Pakistans nuclear arsenal and keep expressing the fears that these are likely to fall in the hands of extremists like Taliban, they have kept their eyes wide shut regarding the state of affairs of the nuclear weapons and nuclear capable missiles of neighbouring India where the situation is highly alarming, reveal the findings of The Daily Mails investigations into the matter.
According to The Daily Mails investigations, the Indian government, in bid to keep it maximum possible away from the striking capabilities of Pakistan that lies across Indias northern borders, decades back decided to install all its nuclear and missile facilities in the Eastern zone of the country. However, with the passage of time, the eastern region of India emerged as the most disturbed, fragile and ungovernable region of the country with a variety of insurgency movements including that of Naxal rebels, emerging in that very part of the country.
According to a map, graphed by Indias own security agencies, the eastern region and some other parts of the country have been declared as The Red Corridor of India due to being unstable,ungovernable and being highly fragile, security wise. According this Red Corridor map, there are some 51 districts that are very badly hit by the rebels while the total number of rebel struck districts remains around 164, ranging from Dehradhun to Kerala.
The Daily Mails investigations indicate that most of India’s top nuclear and missile facilities are located in the extremely Nexal terrorists struck districts of India, located deep down in the Red Corridor. According to The Daily Mails investigations, in the direction of Indian nuclear facilities, Uranium processing plant by the name of Uranium Corporation Of India Limited (UCIL) is located in adversely insurgency and terror struck region of Jharkhand where Nexal guerrillas are dominating and are on the rampage, Talcher Heavy Water Plant again in the same area, Institute of Physics(IOP) again in the same area while Atomic Minerals Directorate for Exploration and Research(AMD), Ceramatic Fuel Fabrication Facility(CFFF), Electronics Corporation of India Limited(ECIL), Mishra Dhalu Nigam Limited(MIDHANI), National Centre for Compositional Characterization of Materials(NCCCM), New Zirconium Sponge Plant(New ZSP), Nuclear Fuel Complex(NFC), Special Materials Plant, Uranium Fuel Assembly Plant and Zirconium Fabrication Plant, Seha Institute of Nuclear Physics and Variable Energy Cyclotron Centre(VECC) are located in the most Nexal warriors hit areas of Orissa, Andhra Pradesh and West Bengal. Similarly, Fast Breeder Test Reactor(FBTR), Fast Reactor Fuel Reprocessing Plant (FRFRP) General Services Organization(GSO), Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research(IGCAR), Kalpakkam Atomic Reprocessing Plant(KARP), Kamini Research Reactor, Madres Atomic Power Station (MAPS), Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor(PFBR), Manuguru Heavy Water Plant, Institute of Mathematical Sciences(MSc), Southern Petrochemical Industries Corporation Limited(SPIC), Tuticorin Heavy Water Plant, Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited(BHEL), HMT Machine Tools Limited(HMT-MTL), Indian Institutes of Sciences(IISc) and Super Computer Education and Research Centre(SERC) are located in the areas, Indian government has included in the most disturbed Red Corridor while Apsra Research Reactor, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre(BARC), Boron Enrichment Plant(BEP), Central Workshops, Plutonium Reprocessing Plant, Purnima 1,II & III Research Reactors, Uranium Conversion Plant, Uranium Enrichment Plant, CIRUS Research Reactor, Dhruva Research Reactor, Hazira heavy Water Plant, Larson and Toubro, Hazira Water Works, Advanced Fuel Fabrication Facility(AFFF), Tarapur Atomic Power Station(TAPS), Power Reactor Fuel Reprocessing Plant(PREFRE), Beryllium Matching Facility(BMF), Construction Service and Estate Management Group(CSEMG), Directorate of Purchase and Stores(DPS), Heavy Water Board, Tata Institute of Fundamental search(TIFR), Rshtrya Chemicals & Fertilizers (RCF), Thal-Vaishet Heavy Water Plant, Centre for Development of Advanced Computing(C-DAC), Kiroskar Brothers Limited and Walchandnagar Industries Limited(WIL) are located in State of Maharashtra, which, though, is not included in the Red Corridor map of India, yet the whole world knows that Maharashtra is the hub of Extremist Hindu Militant Groups where Hindutva Brotherhood, Shiv Sena, Bajrang Dal, Durga Vahini and Sangh Parivar like terrorist organizations are on the rampage for past many years, without any check from authorities and all these Hindu militant organizations are very well known for their extreme anti-Pakistan policies and are full capable of getting hold of any of the Indian nuclear facility that exists in their respective state and region.
Tags: Hindutva, Indian government, Indian Nuclear Assets, Naxal rebels, nuclear assets, Pakistan, Physics(IOP)
NRO in The National Assembly
Oct 30, 2009 News & Events, Pakistan, pakistan politics
The National Assembly’s standing committee on law is taking up the controversial National Reconciliation Ordinance today. The opposition is prepared for battle, and will probably give a tough time to the government in the committee today as well as in parliament in the days ahead. According to sources, Prime Minister Gilani has approached the PML-Q to support the NRO. Our correspondent Shahzad Raza reports on how the debate is being shaped by Pakistan Peoples Party and the the PML-Nawaz..
Tags: ational Assembly, NRO, Pakistan, Parliment, PML Nawaz, PPP, zardari
Karachi security intensified following terror threats
Oct 30, 2009 News & Events, Pakistan, pakistan politics
KARACHI: Security has been intensified across Karachi following intelligence reports regarding terror threats on Friday. Pickets have been set-up across the metropolis, where police and other supportive law-enforcers stayed vigilant to ensure that no untoward incident takes place.
According to the police, an extensive campaign has been launched to identify suspects and suspicious activities in the city during the past 24 hours. Meanwhile over 250 suspects have been detained from various city areas during overnight raids.
Police sources told DawnNews that most of the detainees are Afghan nationals, who were residing in Karachi illegally. They added that security has been beefed-up and snap checking intensified following credible security threats. Sniffing-dogs have also been placed at over a dozen sensitive locations.
Police sources also said that appropriate arrangements have been made at all mosques, imambargahs and places of worship, especially during Friday prayers.
Tags: afghanistan, karachi, Pakistan, Security, taliban, terror threats, war on terror, waziristan operation
Bill Clinton Denied a Kiss from Hillary
Oct 30, 2009 Funny Videos, Videos
At an event Bill Clinton goes in for a kiss from his wife but is denied as Hillary turns away and then kisses Obama instead. Ouch!
Tags: Bill Clinton, Hillary, Kiss, obama, Obama kiss, US president, USA
Passport with 9/11 suspect’s name found in Pakistan
Oct 30, 2009 News & Events, Pakistan
Sherwangei, Pakistan (CNN) — A passport bearing the name of Said Bahaji, a suspect linked to the September 11 attacks on New York and Washington, has been found in a town captured by the Pakistani military.
The passport was found in South Waziristan, where the Pakistani military has been battling to wrest territory from the Taliban in Pakistan. It contained a Pakistani visa issued in August 2001 showing that the bearer entered Pakistan on September 4, 2001, and appeared unusually new for a document eight years old.
CNN has not independently confirmed its authenticity.
Bahaji is suspected of having fled Germany for Pakistan on September 3, 2001, after receiving a tip that the attacks were imminent.
The photo in the passport resembles images of Bahaji posted on Interpol’s Web site. It shows a clean-cut man wearing a red sweater.
Bahaji, 34, is alleged to have been a member of the Hamburg, Germany-based cell that provided money to the hijackers who carried out the September 11 attacks, which killed about 3,000 people.
He is wanted in Germany and Spain on terrorism charges, according to Interpol.
A U.S. counterterrorism official said only that Bahaji is a senior propagandist for al Qaeda who had ties to some of the September 11 hijackers and is very much of interest to the United States.
He lived with one of the leaders of the hijackers, Mohammed Atta, in Germany before the attacks, according to the September 11 report. He is a German citizen of Moroccan descent.
CNN’s Reza Sayah saw the passport and another one from Spain along with other documents during a trip to South Waziristan for journalists run by the Pakistani military. It was the first time the army had taken journalists to the region since the offensive against the Taliban began on October 17th, he said.
The army showed journalists a pile of documents that they said they had seized.
Among the papers was the German passport in Bahaji’s name, which included his signature and a photo of him in a red shirt.
Pakistani military spokesman Gen. Athar Abbas was not aware of the passport until reporters asked him about it.
Tags: 9/11 suspect, Pakistan, Said Bahaji, South Wazirista
Clinton: Fighting Extremism Can’t Be Avoided
Oct 29, 2009 News & Events, Pakistan, pakistan politics
Just hours after a car bomb in Peshawar killed at least 91 people, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton kicked off a three-day visit to Pakistan, where she praised the country’s fight on extremists and pledged U.S. support. (Oct. 28)
Tags: Clinton, Extremism, Peshawar, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
Aftermath of bomb blast in Peshawar
Oct 29, 2009 News & Events, Pakistan
Tags: Bomb Blast, Car Blast, Pakistan, Peshawar, taliban, Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, TTP
Peshawar’s Meena bazaar Car Bomb Blast in Pictures
Oct 28, 2009 Uncategorized
PESHAWAR: A car bomb tore through a packed market in Peshawar on Wednesday, killing 95 people and trapping casualties under pulverised shops, in one of Pakistan’s deadliest attacks.
Tags: Army Operation, blast in Peshawar, Blast Peshawar, Car Bomb Blast, Meena bazaar, North Waziristan, Peshawar blast, Peshawar's Meena bazaar, pictures, taliban, war on terror, Waziristan
