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'Aamir Khan is Saying This, Maybe He's Right,' Says Pakistani Filmmaker
The Pakistani filmmaker, whose film Moor is the country's official entry to the Academy Awards this year, said what was happening to Aamir was 'not fair'. "What Aamir Khan is saying is about intolerance and if there is a backlash, then one has to think that maybe he is right. It is Aamir Khan who is saying this. He is one of your best," he s...
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Mumbai riots: Rs 2-crore bill to be slapped on Raza Academy
Organisers of the protest rally at Azad Maidan could face a stiff bill for the riots that broke out three weeks ago. A preliminary report compiled by the Crime Branch estimates that property worth Rs 2.12 crore was damaged in the fracas, and the investigating team will now submit a letter to the collector's office, which will then forward it to the...
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Mumbai riots: Three survivors of shooting on what they saw
Three survivors of police firing on Saturday's riot were not even part of the Raza Academy meeting held in the Azad Maidan grounds. All three victims said they had come to the area for their own work and were caught in the middle.
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Bombay court allows Muslim scholar to hold meetings
The Bombay High Court has granted conditional permission to Pakistani-born Canadian Islamic scholar Maulana Tahirul Qadri to hold public meetings in the city, an official said Thursday. Justice VM Kanade and Justice PD Kode directed that the maulana must restrict his speeches only to spiritual and religious matters and not digress to any other cont...
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'Aamir Khan is Saying This, Maybe He's Right,' Says Pakistani Filmmaker
The Pakistani filmmaker, whose film Moor is the country's official entry to the Academy Awards this year, said what was happening to Aamir was 'not fair'. "What Aamir Khan is saying is about intolerance and if there is a backlash, then one has to think that maybe he is right. It is Aamir Khan who is saying this. He is one of your best," he s...
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Mumbai riots: Rs 2-crore bill to be slapped on Raza Academy
Organisers of the protest rally at Azad Maidan could face a stiff bill for the riots that broke out three weeks ago. A preliminary report compiled by the Crime Branch estimates that property worth Rs 2.12 crore was damaged in the fracas, and the investigating team will now submit a letter to the collector's office, which will then forward it to the...
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Mumbai riots: Three survivors of shooting on what they saw
Three survivors of police firing on Saturday's riot were not even part of the Raza Academy meeting held in the Azad Maidan grounds. All three victims said they had come to the area for their own work and were caught in the middle.
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Bombay court allows Muslim scholar to hold meetings
The Bombay High Court has granted conditional permission to Pakistani-born Canadian Islamic scholar Maulana Tahirul Qadri to hold public meetings in the city, an official said Thursday. Justice VM Kanade and Justice PD Kode directed that the maulana must restrict his speeches only to spiritual and religious matters and not digress to any other cont...
