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Saturday, June 28, 2014

Keyword Research: Google's Top 500 Words

Bhupen Hazarika - Manush Manusher Jonya....

Bhupen Hazarika - Ganga Amar Ma....

dil hoom hoom kare [male]- by bhupen hazarika

Oh Ganga Tum, Oh Ganga Behti Ho Kyun - Bhupen Hazarika

Friday, June 27, 2014

Thailand International Dog Show kicks off

Thailand International Dog Show kicks off (Xinhua) 21:00, June 26, 2014 (Editor:Wang Xin、Bianji)

A man combs a dog's hair during the Thailand International Dog Show in Bangkok, Thailand, June 26, 2014. (Xinhua/Rachen Sageamsak)

An woman arranges a dog's hair during the Thailand International Dog Show in Bangkok, Thailand, June 26, 2014. (Xinhua/Rachen Sageamsak)

An woman smiles with her dog during the Thailand International Dog Show in Bangkok, Thailand, June 26, 2014. (Xinhua/Rachen Sageamsak)

A man cuts a dog's hair during the Thailand International Dog Show in Bangkok, Thailand, June 26, 2014. (Xinhua/Rachen Sageamsak)

An woman kisses her dog during the Thailand International Dog Show in Bangkok, Thailand, June 26, 2014. (Xinhua/Rachen Sageamsak)

Indian army chief to visit China

The 'People's Daily Online' reports : Indian army chief to visit China (Xinhua) 20:43, June 26, 2014 (Editor:Wang Xin、Bianji) BEIJING, June 26 -- Indian Army Chief General Bikram Singh will visit China from July 2 to 5, a Chinese Defense Ministry spokesman announced on Thursday. General Singh, also chair of the committee of chiefs of staff of the Indian armed forces, will exchange views with Chinese leaders on bilateral ties, regional security and other issues of common concern, spokesman Yang Yujun said at a press conference. As 2014 is the Year of Friendly Exchanges between China and India, the two defense ministries and armed forces will hold a series of exchange activities, said Yang. He said the two sides are in communication to arrange the activities, which will include a joint anti-terrorism exercise.

Sichuan college students sport sexy twist to World Cup team uniforms

Few of the photographs on the subject as published in 'People's Daily Online' Sichuan college students sport sexy twist to World Cup team uniforms CRI Online) 09:14, June 27, 2014 (Editor:Huang Jin、Yao Chun) Several female students from Sichuan Southwest Vocational College of Civil Aviation, dress up in skimpy versions of soccer uniforms of the national teams participating in the Brazil FIFA World Cup this year and pose for photos to celebrate the global soccer tournament in a picture published on June 25, 2014. [Photo: NewSSC.org]

RUSSIA WILL DEFEND ECONOMY AGAINST EU AGREEMENTS, SAYS SPOKESMAN

As reported in St Petersburg Times: RUSSIA WILL DEFEND ECONOMY AGAINST EU AGREEMENTS, SAYS SPOKESMAN The St. Petersburg Times Published: June 27, 2014 (Issue # 1817)

Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that Russia will take measures to protect its economy if it suffers any negative impact from the agreements Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine signed with the EU on Friday, RIA Novosti reported. "The concern is not in the documents, but in the possibility of their influence on our markets, and in the case of negative influence action will be taken," Peskov said Friday, stressing that Georgia and Ukraine had a sovereign right to sign the agreements. Shortly after, Deputy Foreign Minister Grigory Karasin said that Ukraine and Moldova will face "grave consequences" after signing a free-trade agreement with the European Union, Interfax reported. "Signing such a serious document is, of course, the sovereign right of each state," Karasin added.

Jailed Uygur academic Ilham Tohti's case handed to Xinjiang prosecutors, lawyer says

Decide the truth from behind the Iron Curtain:'This article appeared in the South China Morning Post print edition as Xinjiang police say 32 terrorist groups busted' Jailed Uygur academic Ilham Tohti's case handed to Xinjiang prosecutors, lawyer says Nearly 400 suspects have been arrested over the past month; Uygur rights activist has not been tried in secret as feared, lawyer says Keira Lu Huang keira.huang@scmp.com PUBLISHED : Monday, 23 June, 2014, 4:49pm UPDATED : Tuesday, 24 June, 2014, 8:47am

Authorities in Xinjiang said yesterday they had broken up 32 terrorist groups and arrested more than 380 suspects in the first month of a security campaign in the region. A total of 315 people had gone on trial and 13 had been executed, Xinhua reported after a press conference held by the region's government. The executions were announced by state media last week. Police had also seized 264 bombs, more than three tonnes of raw materials for explosives, 357 weapons and 101 computer hard drives holding extremist content, along with books, DVDs and terrorist training materials, Xinhua reported. Authorities said they had received more than 400 tips from the public that helped the police break up 11 terrorist groups. The crackdown comes amid several violent attacks in Xinjiang and elsewhere in recent months that authorities have blamed on extremists seeking independence for the region. These include an attack on an open-air market in the regional capital, Urumqi , last month that killed 39 innocent people. Four assailants also died. Exiled Uygur groups and human rights activists say government curbs on the ethnic group's language, religion and culture have inflamed tensions in Xinjiang, allegations authorities strongly deny. An outspoken Uygur economist and advocate for the rights of the ethnic minority group, Ilham Tohti, was detained in January in Beijing after a raid on his home. He was later charged with spreading separatist ideas. Fears that Tohti was secretly put on trial and given a harsh sentence were quashed by his lawyer yesterday. Li Fangping told the South China Morning Post he had finally received word that Tohti's case had been transferred to the prosecutor's office in Urumqi. Li voiced fears last week that 44-year-old Tohti had been secretly tried and punished by a court of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, a quasi-military administrative body under the People's Liberation Army. Li and a fellow lawyer, Wang Yu , travelled to Urumqi on Sunday to check on the case and were relieved to learn no trial had taken place. "[Wang and I] met staff at the case management centre," Li said. "Now we are waiting for arrangements to check the files." Tohti's wife, Guzaili Nuer, told the Post she was waiting for more information from Li before deciding whether to visit Urumqi. But she was unsure whether authorities would allow her to see her husband. "I worry about him in jail as he hasn't been able to see anybody in five months," she said from their home in Beijing. Her husband "had been in good health before he was arrested. I don't know how he is now," she said.