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1 - From royalty to ‘aam aadmi’ Cong asks partymen to shun feudal titles - There is no room in the Congress for princes or princesses. All maharajas, maharanis, rajas, rajkumaris, kunwars and begums in the Congress will soon become “aam aadmi” in continuation of the party’s ‘aam aadmi’ agenda during the Lok Sabha elections. The party has asked its members to shed all feudal appendages that they may be using with their names, formally or informally. The party advise to its members is to strike off monarchical titles like maharaja, raja, begum, kunwar, rajkumar, shrimant riding with their names with immediate effect. Read more..........

2 - India ups guard on China border, Tezpur base gets Sukhois; coming next 2 mountain divs / Boundary talks with China in Aug Ramping up capabilities along the Sino-Indian border, the Indian Air Force today placed its front line all-weather fighters, Sukhoi-30 MKI, at Tezpur in Assam which is located at a central point between Bhutan, Tibet, China, Myanmar and Bangladesh. Read More..........

3 - BDR renegades running Bangla ULFA camps? At least 25 Jamaat-e-Islami fanatics turned Bangladesh Rifles (BDR) renegades could be manning uncharted camps of the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) in Bangladesh. Senior BDR officials had during a routine border meeting in the Meghalaya sector of the Indo-Bangladesh boundary disclosed at least 25 BDR rebels were still at large. They suspected these men could have sneaked into Northeast India, but indicated they were equally likely to have been lying low in ULFA camps, particularly in the jungles of the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Read More....

4 - That sinking feeling The Lohpurush is unfit to face the BJP’s crisis. BJP leaders who have lived in their own world like Messrs L. K. Advani and Rajnath Singh are at sea now, struggling to tackle the crisis caused by the party’s defeat in the Lok Sabha elections. They are nowhere near success in the venture because they are not owning their responsibility for the defeat, least of all accounting for it. Finger-pointing is becoming more and more vehement and has fully replaced serious introspection and the fixing of responsibility for the poll debacle. Cut up ostensibly over this failure, Yashwant Sinha has resigned as vice-president and also from the party’s national executive council. Read More.....

5 - Indians are coming, Healthy competition is good for all. It is a matter of some gratification that the USA sees India among the upcoming rivals and President Barack Obama has warned his countrymen that the “Chinese and the Indians are coming hard at us in an increasingly competitive world”. Before anyone develops the wrong notion that he is being xenophobic, let it be added that he is talking of healthy competition and exhorting his countrymen to improve their education system because the Chinese and the Indians are doing better than them. He did not mince words while admitting that the US kids play far more video games and watch far more TV than their Chinese and Indian counterparts. Read More.....

6 - Worst rash of post-poll strife kills 5 in West Bengal / Maoist destroyed luxary two-stroied bunglow owned by CPM activist at Lalgarh. In one of the worst days of post-poll violence in the state, a CPI-M karmadhyaksha of Burdwan Zilla Parishad was shot dead in Mongalkote, while a CPI-M party office and an abandoned police outpost were torched and the house of a CPI-M party leader was ransacked in Midnapore West. / A two-storeyed house being built by CPM Lalgarh zonal committee secretary Anuj Pandey and his relatives became the symbol of what the Maoists termed “exploitation of peasants” and was partly demolished. Villagers converged on the house in Dharampur, beating drums and chanting: “Come and watch how a zamindar’s house made with money sucked from poor peasants is being demolished.” Read More...

7 - Kolkata Diary (a) Oppogition win changing campus equations : College admissions have never witnessed such violence , (b) Private schools face guardians’ wrath , (c) Botanical Garden braces up , (d) Govt may have no land to build embankments ,(e) Khejuri: Trinamul finds a fine way to hit back (f) Blame it on Aila or El Nino , (g) Largest city store to open in New Town

8 - Campaign against Taliban has mass support - Even before the explosion at the Pearl Continental Hotel killed at least 16 people in Peshawar, Pakistan was at the center of global attention. Yet for all the concern about terrorism, the world has been stunningly indifferent to the plight of the more than 2.4 million people who have fled the Swat Valley, where the Pakistani army is for the first time seriously attacking the Taliban and al-Qaida. Read More.....

9 - Sports: WHAT WENT WRONG? / Dhoni apologises to nation Admits promoting Jadeja a mistake. Perhaps, two questions need to be addressed. Where did India err in the tournament in general? And where did they commit mistakes in the encounter against England? Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni apologised to the nation for his champion team's early ouster from the T20 World Cup and admitted sending Ravindra Jadeja ahead of Yuvraj Singh in their Super 8 match against England was a mistake.Read More....

10 - Entertainment: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan teaches women a lesson! / From Amitabh Bachchan to Rajesh Khanna / Kareena moves even closer to Saif! Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is spearheading a training programme for young underprivileged women that will see her actively champion the cause of promoting education among girls hailing from socially and economically backward areas of India. Read more.... At the glittering IIFA award ceremony at The Venetian, perhaps the biggest and most opulent hotel in Macau, the Bachchans dominated proceedings. While Aishwarya Rai Bachchan walked away with two awards -- Global Indian and Actress of the Decade, the show, that went on till almost three in the morning, was dotted with performances by Aishwarya and Abhishek Bachchan, besides Sonam Kapoor, Govinda and Sushmita Sen. Amitabh Bachchan with Rajesh Khanna. Read more.... Kareena Kapoor has moved house. Bebo has just moved from her erstwhile apartment in Bandra to her brand new pad at Rose Queen Building on 15th Road in Khar even though the interior work on one part of the apartment is still on. Kareena moves into her new pad that's minutes away from beau Saif's place. Read more....

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Make your plan for NABC 2009 at Silicon Vally now. NABC 2009 will be held from July 2nd to July 4th/2009 at San Jose McEnergy Convention Center. Registration & Hotel Booking is on. Expected overses artists to attend the convention are Shaan, Raghab Chatterjee, Srikanta Acharya, Lopamudra Mitra, Anjan Dutta, Anwasha, Biplab Chatterjee, ReZyana Banna Chowdhury, Tanusree Sankar, Arbob(Bangladesh), Miles Band (Bangladesh), Runa Laila(Bangla desh), Rupankar Bagchi plus many many more including drama, dance & band group from Mombai, Kolkata & Dhakka. TorontoBengali.Com's NABC 2009 information website is on the web. Here is the link to TorontoBengali.Com's presentation on NABC2009

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The Toronto-Calcutta Foundation proudly presents Toronto Premiere of screening of full length bengali film (with english subtitle) "PIYALIR PASSWORD", a fast-paced suspence thriller set in Maryland, USA on July 5th, Sunday @ 4:00 PM at Revue Cinema, 400 Roncesvalles Avenue, Toronto. Ticket $15(adult), $10(student). For more information, please contact Tapan Mazumdar(416-466-0126) or Arun Chakravorty(416-762-3259)



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BP Celebrated Saraswati Puja On 31st Jan @Tagore Center

Sringar Bengali Radio, Avijit Ghosal & Kanu Sinha Roy presents AN EVENT of DANCE, MUSIC & DRAMA Festival on 1st & 2nd August, 2009 at Cardinal Carter Academy of Arts, 36 Greenfeild Avenue, Toronto (Yonge, north of Sheppard). Music presentation by legendary singar Kabir Suman(Chatterjee), king of Jeevan-Mukhi song. Drama presentation of "GULBUZ-THE MAN OF MATCH" by Nataranga of Kolkata and Dance presentation by Dhwni, a contemporary classical dance group from New Delhi. For more info & ticket, please call Kanu @ 905-513-7076 or Sujoy @ 905-230-1100 or Avi @ 647-291-9894


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Please mark your calendar for folowing 2 days if you are a member of PBCA or Bangiya Parishad. June 28th & August 22nd/09. Sunday, June 28th is Election day for selecting PBCA & BP's president. Time is between 2-4 PM at Tagore Center. Saturday, August 22nd is the PICNIC day for PBCA members, families & guests. Please Come back here later sometime for full details when available.

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