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RECOLLECTIONS OF BLACK JULY 1983 ANURADHAPURA – AN OASIS OF PEACE
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Interview with Indonesian Ambassador to BiH: Relations between the two Countries have been improving Steadily
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WHILE India is confronted with a grave situation created by the endless stream of Bangla Desh refugees, almost all foreign powers are leaning backwards on the issue of extending aid to the distressed millions and bringing pressure on Pakistan for an early settlement. To expose the atrocities in Bangla Desh and stir the world conscience in the name of humanity. Mr. Jayaprakash Narayan, the Sarvodaya leader, is currently on a world tour. But the response to his appeal has been far from encouraging. The fear that disintegration of Pakistan adversely affects their interests has deterred these powers from offering assistance to the people of Bangla Desh. To that extent, Pakistan may be said to have won the first round of the undeclared war against India. Apart from President Tito, no leader of any eminence has gone beyond giving Mr. Narayan a patient hearing and expressing sympathy with the mass of destitutes. President Tito, the only head of State who has received Mr. Narayan so fa
Died: March 16, 2021. IT was the moment, Charles Moore recollects in the first volume of his biography of Margaret Thatcher, when the SAS, previously relatively little known, became a household word for heroism. On May 5, 1980, teams from 22 SAS stormed the Iranian embassy in Princes Gate, in South Kensington, London, dramatically ending a siege that had begun on April 30 when six heavily-armed terrorists had taken 26 people hostage. The gunmen had demanded the release of 91 Arabs imprisoned in Khuzestan, a region in southern Iran for whose independence they claimed to be fighting. They threatened to blow up the embassy if their demands were not met by noon the following day. Police closed off the area and took over neighbouring buildings.