Tripoli’s Commander from Al Qaeda, Yemen guns down 30 Protesters, Earthquake in India & Nepal

Abdel hakim Beljad the former head of Islamist Fighting Group which is an Al qaeda affiliate

Arab media is already positioning former Jihadist group leaders to become Post Gaddafi’s Libyan political ledaership.

Uploaded by AlJazeeraEnglish on Sep 18, 2011

In Libya, new figures are emerging in political and military circles that will lead the country to its future.

But some of them are sparking controversy because of their past.

Al Jazeera’s Hashem Ahelbarra reports from Tripoli, about one such rising star.

Strong quake rattles India and Nepal

From: AlJazeeraEnglish | Sep 18, 2011 | 301 views

A strong earthquake has shaken northeastern India and Nepal, killing at least 16 people, damaging buildings and sending politicians in Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital, running into the streets.

The earthquake, with a preliminary magnitude of 6.8, was felt on Sunday night across north India, in the cities of Guwahati, Kolkata and the capital of New Delhi.

Al Jazeera’s Victoria Eastwood reports

Yemen crackdown leaves 26 dead

From: AlJazeeraEnglish | Sep 18, 2011 | 211 views
An eruption of deadly violence has broken out in Yemen.

Witnesses report that security forces opened fire on an anti-government rally in the capital Sanaa.

At least 26 people have been killed, and many other protesters badly injured and at least one of the dead was hit by a rocket propelled grenade.

Al Jazeera’s Caroline Malone reports

Iraq bomber targeted Imam,Palestinian goes berserk at Tel Aviv, Maoist becomes Nepal Prime Minister

Sunni Imam of Umm Qumra mosque was the target of the suicide bomber

Uploaded by AlJazeeraEnglish on Aug 28, 2011

The imam of the Umm al-Qura mosque speaks to Al Jazeera about the blast that claimed the lives of 29 worshipers.

Ahmed Al-Samarrai believes he was the intended target in the Sunday blast in Baghadad

Al Qaeda claims Algerian bomb blasts

Al Qaeda’s North African wing has said it carried out Friday night’s bombing outside a military academy in Algeria.

In a statement posted on line the so called al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb or AQMI said the attack was to avenge Algeria’s support for the Gaddafi regime in Libya.
At least 18 people died and 35 more were wounded in the town of Cherchell in two explosions used by suicide bombers.
Algeria bombing

Uploaded by AlJazeeraEnglish on Aug 26, 2011
Algerian blogger and activist Elias Filali reports on the suicide bombing at a military academy.

He says the attack, that claimed the lives of at least 18 people, was perpetrated on the hottest day of the fasting month.

He said although these kinds of attacks are not very frequent in recent months, this was the most brazen attack in recent memory.

Palestinian injures eight in Tel Aviv
A 20-year-old Palestinian from the West Bank has injured eight people in a Tel Aviv attack.

The man commandeered a taxi, stabbing the driver and then injuring seven others after crashing into a road block. The suspect who is thought to have had nationalist motives was later arrested….

Maoist becomes Nepal’s new PM

Maoist leader Baburam Bhattarai has been elected by Nepal’s parliament as prime minister after failing to form a unity government.

Bhattarai was once part of an insurgency against the now toppled monarchy. As premier he faces having to integrate 19,000 former guerrillas and the preparation of a new constitution….

Videos-Serb anger over Mladic Witch hunt, Nepalese demand Constituition, IAEA inspecting Japan’s Reactors

Serbs are organising a Protest on Mladic's Extredition and Trial at the Hague.

Serbian radicals plan pro-Mladic protests

From: Euronews | May 28, 2011 | 163 views

Belgrade is bracing itself for a protest against the arrest of Ratko Mladic and his planned extradition to face genocide charges in the Hague.

His lawyer and family have until Monday to launch an appeal against the judges decision to move him to The Netherlands.

Maldic’s legal team claim the man is too frail to stand trial after 15 years on the run.

His son Darko says his father is simply not mentally fit enough for the ordeal:

“We are convinced that he has certain medical difficulties concerning his ability to recognise his situation.”

Uploaded by Euronews on May 28, 2011

A team of foreign inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency are on a 10-day visit to Japan as the country continues to deal with problems related to the Fukushima nuclear plant.

They are on a fact-finding mission to see what lessons can be learned from the world’s worst atomic accident since Chernobyl.

IAEA inspection of Japan Reactor Meltdowns

Peru: Aymaras protest transnational mining company

From: AlJazeeraEnglish | May 27, 2011 | 848 views

After weeks of peaceful protests, demonstrators, outnumbering police, have targeted buildings and set cars on fire in southeast Peru, where the government is allowing a Canadian firm to open a silver mine.

Al Jazeera’s Craig Mauro reports from Peru.

Nepal misses new constitution deadline

From: AlJazeeraEnglish | May 27, 2011 | 1,122 views

Nepal may be without a government in the coming hours, with its de-facto parliament due to be dissolved.

However, the Constituent Assembly has failed to meet a Saturday deadline to deliver a new constitution.

It’s the latest political crisis for the Himalayan nation, where a bloody Maoist insurgency ended five years ago, with high hopes for a democratic future.

Al Jazeera’s Subina Shrestha reports from the capital Kathmandu.

Hinduism Thought for the Week -Virendra Qazi

Note that the halakka of Jews is also the Trident

Kashmiri Shavism is one of the most ancient Spiritual Paths

Hindu World Vison will soon Livestream broadcast regular Classes on Hinduism- Kashmiri Shaivism and Meditation techniques.

Hinduism Thought for the Week

Virendra Qazi

(Kashmiri Shaivite Spirtual Leader)

Kashmir Shaivism is a universal spiritual philosophy based on the supreme unity of the individual self with the God.

It accepts all the aspects of life in totality and teaches the path of realization through Divine Grace.

Please contemplate on 4 features of Kashmir Shaivism.

That I would love to elaborate.

1) Universal Spiritual Philosophy – beyond the considerations of caste, creed, gender, etc. Everybody is welcome.

2) Supreme Unity of the Individual Self with God – We and everybody have emanated from Him and are just part of Him. Rev. Swami Laxman Joo would explain Kashmir Shaivism as “Para Advaita”, that encompasses and transcends all traditions.

3) Diversity – As I said Kashmir Shaivism accepts all the aspects of life in totality. No doubt, God has made everybody differently. We should respect diversity as divine.

4) Divine Grace (Anugarh) – it is independent of human efforts and the only way to transformation / realization. Grace can come on those whom He choses. This is a very subtle aspect. What can humans do? Make effort to be worthy of receiving His Grace.

videostory- Egypt protests, Gaddafi’s torture cells, Nepal Kidnappings

Thousands of people have gathered in Cairo’s Tahrir [Liberation] Square. Pro-reform activists say they fear the country’s revolution is under threat. They are calling for the country’s military government to punish the remaining members of former President Hosni Mubarak’s regime. Al Jazeera’s Zeina Khodr reports from Cairo, Egypt. Gaddafi forces accused of torture From: AlJazeeraEnglish | Apr 5, 2011 | 307 views Libyan anti-government soldiers are reportedly being tortured and executed in an underground prison in Gaddafi’s hometown of Sirte, according to one prisoner who since escaped. More and more stories are emerging of abuse and suffering at the hands of the Gadaffi forces. And it has provoked people in Ajdabiya to call for NATO to increase their air strikes in the hope they could bring an end to this conflict much quicker. Al Jazeera’s Sue Turton has the story from Ajdabiya  Kidnappings ‘lucrative business’ in Nepal From: AlJazeeraEnglish | Apr 5, 2011 | 439 vie Al Jazeera has been investigating the kidnapping of children in Nepal and evidence of collusion between political parties and criminal gangs. Officials are accused of turning a blind eye to the abductions in exchange for a share of the ransom money. Al Jazeera’s Subina Shretsha reports from Siraha district in southeast Nepal, where two to three people, mostly children, are kidnapped every month