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It is our pleasure to invite you to the 14th Bangamela, Bangamela 2012, a unique three-day Bengali Festival of arts and music involving the Bengali Diaspora across the borders.

WHEN: Friday 13th, Saturday 14th, & Sunday the 15th of July 2012

WHERE: Richard J Ernst Community Cultural Center, 8333 Little River Turnpike, Annandale, VA, USA - The festival highlights include: Music, dance, and drama performed by eminent artists from across the borders. Visit the event website for updates: www.bangamela2012.org

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1 - What next for the Congress?

. - Sometime in late 2003, BJP leader LK Advani expressed concern that a fading Congress is not good news for the country. He thought the BJP would return to power in 2004. He would not have anticipated that the Congress would come to power in 2004, and also 2009 despite a weak Manmohan Singh as prime minister. And now it appears that the Congress would complete its second term in office, though not on its own but at the head of a coalition, the UPA. No Congress leader is likely to express the kind of concern for the BJP that Advani had for the Congress. Congressmen are quite ruthless in their political outlook. They would want the BJP to fade away, leaving no trace behind. Something that may not happen though the BJP is in disarray. Read more..........

2 - If Marx came down to Kolkata today

- If Marx came down to Kolkata today, would he feel more Groucho than Karl? Would he smirk at the flip-flops on his status in West Bengal’s higher secondary history syllabus? Would he quote the other Marx? ‘Politics is the art of looking for trouble, finding it, misdiagnosing it, and then misapplying the wrong remedies,’ Groucho Marx, the American comedian and film star, famously said. Whether the world would not have been such a snarl if Marx had been Groucho instead of Karl is another issue, for another time, but the storm whirling around the shifting status of Karl Marx in Bengal’s school curriculum has opened up a lively debate. - Read More..........

3 - India plans wargames near Pakistan border

- The Indian military is to conduct one of its largest mock war drills - involving 20,000 troops - close to the country's border with nuclear-armed rival Pakistan. The manoeuvres, named Shoorveer or Brave Warrior, which will also involve 200 Russian-made tanks, are due to begin in the deserts of India's state of Rajasthan next month, army spokesman colonel Jagdeep Dahiya said. "The exercise will be one of the largest manoeuvres conducted so far," he said, adding that latest warplanes would be factored into the drills, which are scheduled to end in May. Read More....

4 - Government draws up multi-layered plan to strengthen cyber security

- In the face of incessant attacks on its crucial networks, the government is finalizing an elaborate plan to upgrade India's cyber security capabilities. By stepping up protection levels, putting in place real time command-and-control centres and delineating responsibilities among various agencies, the government hopes to take on the onslaught of international cyber attacks on its critical infrastructure. Read More.....



5 - Something wrong with Mamata's Bengal

- If you get beaten on a Kolkata street, you have staged the entire thing. If someone you know is murdered, the incident is a plant to defame the state government. If a woman gets raped, she has just cooked up a story to put the police on a wild-goose chase. Something is terribly wrong in Mamata Banerjee's West Bengal. Or Paschim Banga should we say. Read More.....

6 - America’s Islamic blind spots

- In the wake of the Koran-burning by troops at the United States’ Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan, protests continue to escalate, and the death toll mounts. In the process, three US blind spots have become obvious. One is that of the US media, whose coverage simply underscores — and amplifies — the stunning cluelessness that triggered the protests in the first place. Professional journalists are obliged to answer five questions: who, what, where, why, and how. Read More...

7 - Kolkata Diary

(a) Salt Lake tax collection hits a rough patch , (b) Madan's dream plan: AC trams and water taxis (c) Mamata, ministers reach Delhi to arrange funds for state ,(d) Metro enters automatic signal era (e) I'll do whatever Didi says: SRK , (f) Joka-Tollygunge Metro work to start soon

8 - Sports: Thank God I'm home: Yuvraj Singh

- Yuvraj Singh was returning from England after successfully completing the four-month chemotherapy course in the US for treating a malignant tumour on his lung. NEW DELHI: When Yuvraj Singh set foot in Delhi after India had won the World Cup, it was his "happiest moment in the capital". A year later, the batting star returned to the capital on Monday morning after another "victory". This time, he just looked relieved as he tried to keep his emotions in check in the face of a battery of cameras and microphones. Read More....

9 - Entertainment: Prosenjit to shake a leg / Kareena follows Rani in Heroine

- Prosenjit shakes a leg on the sets of 'Bikram Singha: The Lion is Back' Guess what's keeping Prosenjit Chatterjee busy these days? The actor has been shooting back-to-back song and dance sequences for Rajib's " Bikram Singha: The Lion is Back". / Just like Rani, Kareena is trying her luck by having her close associates shoot in her forthcoming film. Read More......

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 <">NABC 2012

Make your plan well ahead of time for NABC12 at Paris Hotel in Las Vegas from July 6th to July 8th. Presentation of highly entertaining program with vocalists, dancers, musicians, actors, actresses & band group from Mombai, Kolkata & Dhaka will be highlight again at the sanmelan. Tha artists so far expect to participate are Sankar Mahadevon, Kabita KrishnaMurthy, Debojeet, Rupam Islam, Pandit Jasraj, Sabyasachi Chakraborty, Loket Chatterjee and many many more. Registration & hotel booking has already started. Here is the link to official website of NABC2012

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Bangiya Parishad & PBCA celebrates Rabindra-Nazrul Jayanti & Basanta Utsab On Saturday May 12 at Don Bosco Catholic School, 2 St. Andrews Blvd, Toronto(Islington Ave, south of #401). Super singar JOJO from Kolkata who sings Rabindra Sangeet, Nazrul Geeti, Modern, pop, filmy & nonfilmy in bengali, hindi & english will be here to entertain you. Also commming from Kolkata Pallab who sings mostly Manna Day's songs & Kausihik, a bollywood singer who very often sings with Alka Yagnik. Many more singers & musicians from Kolkata & local will participate. This is a fund raising event of BP. Charges: $40 & $20. Chair person: Jaideb Sarkar.

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Toronto Sanskriti Sangstha's 8th Festival of Performing Arts on May 19th & 20th 2012.Venue: Don Bosco Catholic Secondary School, 2 St Andrews Blvd, Toronto (Off Islington, South of Hwy 401).Tickets: (Valid for both days) $70 - Exclusive front row seats, $45 - Reserved, $30 - General admission, $15 - Student (under 18 yrs). Artists who have confirmed their participation: -Subhamita Banerjee- of Kolkata accompanied by musicians from Kolkata & Mumbai - Bengali modern and semi classical vocals -Nova Bhattacharya- of Toronto - Contemporary dances -Sanchita Bhattacharya, -winner of Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Li'l Champs, 2006 - Bengali & Hindi songs. And many many more. For more info, Contact: Tapan Sen - 416 707 7661 or Pijush Mitra - 416 742 5504
       
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