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| Andaman Tribal Naked Dance: Andaman Tribal Women Naked Dance For Food Posted: 10 Jan 2012 10:03 PM PST In a shocking disclosure, a leading British newspaper has released an amateur video footage shot in the Andaman Islands which shows tribal women, naked waist up, dancing for tourists. The tribe in question is the Jarawa tribe, who have inhabited the Andaman Islands for thousands of years. The Guardian newspaper reported that the women are forced to dance, mostly naked, for tourists' amusement by local police who are paid a bribe by the visitors. And the inflow of tourists has only gone up in the recent past thanks to tour companies that run safaris through jungles on the islands every day. In the video shot by a tourist, a police officer not seen in the video is heard telling the Jarawa women to dance. “Dance,” he is heard telling. “Dance for me.” The officer was reportedly paid a 200 pound bribe by wealthy tourists to get the women dance. “I gave you food,” he is heard telling the women. The Jarawa is a reclusive tribe with whom the contact has been established only recently. It is the tribe's first effort to reach out to the outside world. And what a shame this effort has turned out to be. As per official data, there are 403 members in the Jarawa tribe who live in a jungle reserve on South Andaman. While being trusting and innocent, they are vulnerable and that is what is leading to their exploitation. Related posts:
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| CAT 2011 Results 2012: CAT 2011 Results To Be Declared On 11 Jan 2012 Posted: 10 Jan 2012 09:02 PM PST The much awaited results of the Common Admission Test (CAT) 2011 for admissions in Indian Institutes of Management (IIMs) and 150 other institutions would be declared today. CAT 2011 results would be announced on IIM portal www.catiim.in. Candidates will be able to retrieve their results by logging on to the website with their CAT registration number and email address. It is advisable that candidates retain a printed copy of their results. However, owing to the concerns about the  CAT 2011 Results To Be Declared On 11 Jan 2012 For the successful candidates, the IIMs have done away with group discussion and replaced it with a written essay test; followed by personal interview round. Importantly, the CAT scores are being given lesser importance as the focus has shifted to non-engineers and work experience. Gender correction is also round the corner, reports said. Related posts:
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| Bipasha Leaked Party Video: Bipasha Upset Over Leaked Birthday Party Video Posted: 10 Jan 2012 06:47 AM PST Bipasha Basu’s crazy birthday party video is out on the internet for all to see. But the leaked birthday party video has left the actress miffed as she feels her privacy has been invaded. ‘I’m still in shock that my privacy has been invaded! These were private moments from my birthday that were leaked and I am very upset,’ tweeted Bipasha. The actress turned 33 Saturday, and true to her latest song ‘Ho gayi tunn’ from her new release, ‘Players’, Bipasha seemed to be high in the video. She can be seen dancing around with celebrity friends like Milind Soman, Aftab Shivdasani, Sikander Kher and Abhay Deol, amid a lot of drinks and cheers. She even cut a quirky cake, with special candles on it, and looked fabulous in a nude-coloured gown. She can even be seen dancing in the washroom with a couple of girls, and later grooving on the dance floor with Sikander. No wonder Bipasha is so upset. ‘Just because we are actors doesn’t mean we are not entitled to our privacy! These troublemakers should just get more productive with their time!’ she wrote. Incoming search terms:chelsee healey nip (2), beyonce and jayz baby picture (2), jay z in beyonce baby pictures (2), aftab shivdasani (1), bipasha leaked birthday pics (1), jay and beyonce baby (1), jay z nude (1), jay-z beyonce child (1), jays and beyonce baby (1), kingfisher air india (1), nude indian corset (1), photos of beyonce bay girl (1), picture of jay zs mom (1), bipasha crazy birthday video (1), bipasha basu\\s crazy birthday party (1), bipasha basu private memories leaked (1), baby jay z (1), beyonce and jay z child (1), beyonce and jay z pregnant (1), beyonce countdown (1), beyonce jay zs baby (1), beyonce knowles baby bump photos (1), beyonce knowles carter (1), beyonces baby girl (1), beyone baby girl (1), bipasha basu crazy birthday (1), bipasha basu happy birthday video leaked (1), rachel uchitel nude (1),Related posts:
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| Katie Holmes T0pless: Katie Holmes Goes T0pless To Sell Jeweller H. Stern Posted: 10 Jan 2012 02:38 AM PST Katie Holmes become known for dressing down in recent months, usually going casual in loose jeans and tracksuit bottoms. But now Katie Holmes has proved that when it comes to being sexy, she can still pull it out the bag. The 33-year-old actress is seen going topless in a series of sexy and sultry new campaign for jeweller H. Stern. Showcasing a pretty necklace, and not much else, Katie looks seductively into the camera as her long brown hair blows out around her. In another shot, mother-of-one Katie is seen writhing around in the sand, advertising a pretty chain bracelet. Katie is also seen displaying her stunning figure in a sexy black one-piece, going for the wet look with her hair slicked back to show off her model-like bone structure. While the adverts, Katie’s third campaign for H. Stern, are currently only running in Israel, they are set to hit America this autumn. Katie, who is married to Mission: Impossible star Tom Cruise, has been concentrating more on her modelling career after her latest acting offering in The Kennedys was panned by critics. As well as her campaigns for H. Stern, Katie has also been modelling for Ann Taylor for their spring 2011 campaign. Incoming search terms:jay little girl pix (1),Related posts:
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| Chinese Attack On June/July 2012: China To Attack India In June/July 2012 Posted: 09 Jan 2012 10:25 PM PST It is time the ministry of defence got cracking in building up the Indian Army’s military capability to face the Chinese threat, warns Colonel Anil Athale (retd). Last year when this author wrote about a Kargil- style foray by China in the near future, the idea was more in the realm of speculation. But the events of the last few months seem to move the likelihood from the speculative to the possible. But it seems that New Delhi is in deep slumber or has no time to pay attention to such ‘minor’ issues like national security when all attention is focused on the upcoming assembly election in Uttar Pradesh. It is, however, unfair to blame the government alo#8800 even the Opposition is equally busy in its perennial game of one ‘UP-manship’ and has never effectively taken up the issue of defence preparedness in Parliament. The media is frivolous as ever and is chasing TRPs; unfortunately there are no TRPs to be gained on defence issues. This is an attempt by a student of history to give a wake-up call. Colonel (Dr) Anil Athale (retd) is coordinator of the Pune-based think-tank, Indian Initiative for Peace, Arms-control & Disarmament and co-author of the official history of the 1962 India-China conflict. What makes matters even worse than ‘normal’ in Delhi today is the inefficiency that has crept in all decision-making due to the ‘Diarchy’ that prevails in Delhi. For those unfamiliar with the term — this was the system in British India when the rulers of the princely states had all the trappings of power but the British resident exercised the real power. In its second avatar, the United Progressive Alliance resembles that model with real power in the hands of the Gandhi dynasty while the prime minister has all the trappings of power. What this has done is the pivotal position of the Prime Minister’s Office and its job of co-ordination and enforcement of the will of the government on the State machinery is severely compromised. In case of vital decisions on security issues, this can lead to disasters. The portents indeed are ominous. On December 14, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh told Parliament that his government does not share the view that China plans to attack India. Exactly half a century ago, another Indian prime minister stuck to a similar view, until November 21, 1962. Broadcasting to the nation that day, that prime minister lamented that in this hour of peril, our heart goes to the people of Assam! As Jawaharlal Nehru spoke to the nation, the civil administration in Tezpur had begun to burn documents and currency in the government treasury, prison doors were thrown open, and everyone made a beeline to get across the Brahmaputra by whatever means. The stage was being set for surrendering all territory north of the Brahmaputra to the Chinese. To the people of my generation, the memories of that day give goose pimples even today. The unfortunate similarities do not end there. Just a year before that, in 1961, the then defence minister V K Krishna Menon had a scrap in public with the highly esteemed army chief, who resigned and then took back his resignation on the prime minister’s advice. The prime minister then went on to humiliate the general in Parliament. As a consequence, the morale of the army was badly affected. As someone who has studied that conflict, including the famed Henderson Brooks Report, one can say without any contradiction that ‘loss of morale’ was the single biggest cause of our debacle in 1962. It is incredible that exactly after half a century we have a similar confrontation between the army chief and the defence ministry bureaucracy. One of the horror stories of the 1962 conflict with China was the way India made a frenzied effort to arm the soldiers with modern weapons. The insistence on ‘indigenous’ production of arms and inability of the local R&D/factories starved Indian soldiers of tools of war. So, what do we do? Brand new rifles (the 7.62 SLR) were airdropped at Dirang Zong, of course without ammunition! As if the soldiers are robots who can instantly master new weapons and begin using it! Our army’s modernisation is stuck in red tape of the deepest hue. Import of the critical lightweight howitzer, so important to provide artillery support to infantry in the mountains, is stuck in the courts/CBI clearances and what not. Anyone familiar with the armed forces remembers the phrase often used by superiors while giving orders, ‘I do not care whether you beg, borrow or steal! I want this done!’ It is time to remind the defence minister that the country expects him to deliver security and efficiency. His primary job is to ensure honour and safety of the country, and not his honour, that must come last, always and every time (a sort of modified version of the Chetwood pledge that all newly commissioned officers take). It appears that China is carefully choreographing incidents with India. First, there were several instances of Chinese troops crossing the border, marking their presence. We have dismissed these as ‘minor’ incidents. Then there was the verbal spat and exchange of notes over the Indian foray into oil exploration in Vietnam waters. The new year saw ill-treatment of an Indian diplomat. Earlier, there were cases of Indian diamond merchants being imprisoned in China. All these could well be dismissed as minor incidents that involve local officials. If similar incidents were to take place on the India-Pakistan border, they are not to be taken seriously because in Pakistan nobody is in control of the armed forces or civilian officials. But China is NOT Pakistan — the People’s Liberation Army, the media (including the Internet) are all under tight party/government control in China. India would be making a grave error of judgment if it considers these incidents as non serious. There seems to be a design behind these orchestrated events, especially the forays by the PLA. It is time India woke up. Luckily, we do have some time. At the moment the Himalayan passes are frozen and no military operations are possible. The likely threat will only emerge in June/July 2012. It must be made clear that one is not talking of an all-out war. What we must accept is a short, sharp, attack by the Chinese, more in the nature of a slap! To those who claim that Indo-Chinese trade is too big — one needs to remind them that as a proportion of overall Chinese trade with the world, it is of very little consequence! It is time the ministry of defence cleaned up its act got cracking in building up the Indian Army’s military capability to face the Chinese threat. Incoming search terms:beyonce jay z baby (7), beyonce and jay zs baby (1), beyonce baby photos (1), casey aldridge wiki (1),Related posts:
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