Zee News Web Site Hacked _Again_ While Clinton Visits India!!
Reporter : Doctor Nuker doctornuker@puckoff.com |
As the United States President Bill Clinton arrived in India during his visit to South Asia, Pakistan Hackerz Club hacked the web site of Zee News network _again_ to gain attention towards the killings and injustice created by the Indian government in Kashmir which is a part of Pakistan. Zee News web site was hacked once before by the same group with text and pictures showing Indian Atrocities in Kashmir, as they told in their news that after the defacements of major Indian government web sites including Parliment of India web site, they have tightened their security and they will not let it happen again. The Indian forced have already killed more than 50,000 innocent Kashmiris as they fight for their freedom against the killer rule of India. India is actively engaged in terrorist ventures in neighboring Pakistan where there are bombs being exploded every now and then. Also another novelty of RAW's modus operandi is the sniper phenomenon, where RAW agents appear randomly in the streets of Karachi and fire indiscriminately at innocent civilians. No cause can be attributed to such senseless acts, only that in private Indians claim that such acts are a "tit-for-tat" for Pakistan's "involvement" in Kashmir.
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Clinton begins state visit to India on Tuesday |
US president Bill Clinton
formally begins his five-day state visit to India on Tuesday
with the two sides signing a political vision document that
sets out future course of bilateral relationship despite
differences over the nuclear issue.
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A 88-year-old woman, who had been
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Prosecution asks for death penalty for Sharif |
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official and Western diplomatic sources have said in Islamabad.
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decided to drop his Jaipur visit because of ``security reasons``.
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impress upon the military government the need for a return to
constitutional rule, the US secretary of state, Ms Madeleine Albright, has
said.
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How justified are the Congress’ protests against the Constitution review? |
In his four-article series, A Surya Prakash, Editor, Zee News takes a hard look at the objections raised by the Sonia-led Congress against the National Democratic Alliance government`s decision to appoint a commission to review the Constitution. Raising pertinent questions about the party’s role in tampering with the statute during Indira Gandhi’s tenure, he concludes that the Congress party has lost its right to protest on this issue. Click in the Features section for a perspective on one of the most hotly debated issues of recent time.
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