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Disputed Ayodhya land to be divided into 3 parts

Allahabad High Court rules by majority that the disputed land in Ayodhya be divided into three parts to be distributed among the Sunni Waqf Boaard, Nirmohi Akhara and the party for `Ram Lalla`. Justice SU Khan rulesthat the disputed land belongs to both the communities,say lawyers. Status quo will be maintained at the disputed site in Ayodhya for three months, claim lawyers Ravi Shanker Prasad and KN Bhatt.



In a very significant verdict, HC also pronounced that the `moorties` of Ramlala will not be removed from thee disputed land. Court also made it very clear that the dissputed land belongs to Ramlala.





Earlier, Justice S U Khan, Justice Sudhir Agarwal and Justice D V Sharma start the proceedings to pronounce the judgement in the Ayodhya title suit.





The litigants have reached Court No. 21 of the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court. Justice SU Khan rules that the disputed land belongs to both the communities,say lawyers. Status quo will be maintained at the disputed site in Ayodhya for three months,claim lawyers Ravi Shanker Prasad and KN Bhatt.





In a very significant verdict, HC also pronounced that the `moorties` of Ramlala will not be removed from thee disputed land. Court also made it very clear that the dissputed land belongs to Ramlala.

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Highlights of the judgement

-Hindus to get part where idols are kept




-Disputed structure can not be treated as a mosque




-Disputed land is the birth place of Lord Rama




-Sunni Waqf Board to appeal in Supreme Court

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Timeline of Ayodhya Dispute

Following is the timeline of the Ayodhya dispute:



1528: A mosque was built in Ayodhya in 1528. Hindu groups say Lord Rama was born and the Babri Masjid has been built after destroying a temple.



1853: In 1853, the first clashes at the site between Hindu and Muslim broke out.



1859: In 1859, the British administration put a fence to separate the places of worship for Muslims and Hindus.



1949: In December 1949, some Idols of Lord Ram were found inside the mosque. There were protests. Hindu and Muslims filed civil suits. The Government declared the premises a disputed area and locked the gates.



1984: In 1984, a panel was formed by the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) to build a Ram temple there.



1986: Hindus were allowed to worship there that caused the to Muslims form the Babri Mosque Action Committee.



1989: In 1989, VHP laid the foundations of a Ram temple on land adjacent to the mosque.



1990: The mosque was partially damaged by the VHP members. Prime minister Chandra Shekhar tried to resolve the dispute through negotiations with various groups but the talks were failed. The then BJP president Lal Krishna Advani took out a `rath yatra` to build the Ram temple.



1991: The BJP comes to power in Uttar Pradesh.



1992: On December 06, 1992, the supporters of VHP, the Shiv Sena and the BJP, demolished the mosque. It lead to a nationwide rioting between Hindus and Muslims. More than 2,000 people died in the riots. On December 16, The PV Narasimha Rao government at the Centre announces the setting up of the justice MS Liberhan commission to inquire into the conspiracy to demolish the Babri mosque.



1993: In March 1993, the Liberhan Commission began the probe.



1998: BJP formed coalition government under prime minister Atal Behari Vajpayee.



2001: Tensions rose on the anniversary of the demolition of the mosque. VHP pledges again to build Hindu temple at the site.



2002: In January Vajpayee set up an Ayodhya cell in his office and appoints a senior official, Shatrughna Singh, to hold talks with Hindu and Muslim leaders. In February of that year the BJP did not commit itself to a Ram temple in its manifesto for theUttar Pradesh elections.



2002: In February and March 2002, riots broke out in Gujarat claiming over 1,000 lives. Clashes broke out after a train coach carrying devotees returning from Ayodhya was burnt at Godhra station. 58 people were killed in the clashes. In April 2002, three High Court judges begin hearings on determining who owns the religious site.



Jan 2003: Archaeologists begin a court-ordered survey to find out whether a temple to Lord Rama existed on the site.



2003: Archaeologists say there is evidence of a temple beneath the mosque.



2003: In September, a court ruled that seven Hindu leaders should stand trial for inciting the destruction of the Babri Mosque, but no charges were brought against Advani.



2004: Congress-led United Progressive Alliance formed government. In November of the same year, a court in Uttar Pradesh ruled that an earlier order which exonerated Advani for his role in the destruction of the mosque should be reviewed.



2005: In July 2005, militants attack the site, using a jeep with explosives to blow a hole in the wall of the complex.



2007: The Supreme Court refuses to review a petition on the Ayodhya case being heard by courts in Lucknow and Rae Bareli.



2009: On June 30, the Liberhan Commission submited its report after more than 16 years.



2010: On September 08, the Lucknow Bench of the Allahabad High Court said it will pronounce its judgment on case on September 24.



September 28, 2010: Supreme Court lifted the stay on Allahabad High Court`s verdict on the issue. High Court will give verdict on September 30.

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Students damaged white Merc of Priyanka Chopra

Priyanka Chopra is very upset currently as her lovely white coloured Merc was damaged from the rear side. Actually, what happened that when she was visiting KC College to promote her upcoming film Anjaana-Anjaani, students went berserk on seeing her walk in with co-star Ranbir Kapoor and ended up damaging and scratching her car.



It was badly scratched on the sides. The bonnet is damaged too and there are several dents in the car. Even the paint has chipped off at many places. The Mercedes logo has been broken off as well.



Eyewitness said that when Priyanka and Ranbir were leaving the venue in her Mercedes, some students ended up damaging her car. In the whole frenzy of getting a glimpse of Priyanka and Ranbir these fans pounced on her car. While Priyanka was not available for comment but the buzz is that repair work on her car will cost Priyanka at least a lakh.

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Tainted Pak trio named in reserves for T20 Cup

While the whole Cricketing world is demanding strongest possible action against tainted Pakistan trio of Salman Butt, Muhammad Amir and Muhammad Asif for their involvement in betting scandal, they have been selected as reserves for their regional teams for the National Twenty20 tournament next month.



Butt was named in Lahore team, Amir in Rawalpindi and Asif was included in Sialkot team. During the recent tour of England, the International Cricket Council (ICC) had suspended the trio for their alleged involvement in a betting scandal.



The players have responded to the charges levelled against them, but are yet to be told the dates for their ICC hearing.



The three players would still need clearance from the ICC to take part in the event. According to leading newspaper The Nation, Rawalpindi Cricket Association chief Naeem Akhtar said that the association is hopeful that Amir would come out clean in the scandal.



“If Amir gets cleared before the Twenty20 tournament and we do not submit his name to the PCB for it, we could not play him in the tournament,” Akhtar said.

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England gold medal hope Yafai pulls out of CWG

When it looks that all is well with the commonwealth games, England`s boxing gold-medal hope Khalid Yafai has become the latest high-profile athlete to withdraw from the Commonwealth Games due to a long-standing elbow injury.



Yafai had travelled with the rest of his team to their holding camp in Thailand despite fears that the injury might rule him out of the competition.The absence of the 21-year-old is a major blow to the England boxing team`s hopes of matching the five gold medals they claimed in Melbourne four years ago.



Although no replacement will be named for Yafai, it is possible Tommy Stubbs, from Liverpool, could move up from the 48kg division to box at the higher weight.

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Bollywood stars appeal for peace

Ahead of the High Court verdict on the RamJanam Bhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute, not just the politicians and religious leaders, our Bollywood stars too are coming forward and appealing for peace.



Says Shahrukh Khan, “We should treat this as a decision that we all need to follow with love and peace that we have for each other.”



Priyanka Chopra also appealed for calm as she said, “There are lot of peaceful ways to appeal, please follow them.”



“Common man of this country wants to go to work, he wants to provide for his family. So we should ensure that lives are not affected,” says Director and actor Farhan Akhtar.



“As long as the verdict is peaceful, as long as the verdict doesn`t encourage any kind of violence, any kind of stupidity, you know, that`s all we pray for and I am sure that gonna happen,” says Ranbir Kapoor.

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Muslims want to move on

As very important judgement would be delivered on RamJanam Bhoomi-Babri Masjid dispute, the issue is no longer as inflammable for the Muslim youth as it used to be. They feel that preventing fresh unrest is more important. Sixty years since that suit was filed, and 18 years after the mosque’s demolition, the inflammatory issue seems to have lost some of its fire. Muslims once thought the mosque was a metaphor for Indian secularism and its rebuilding alone could restore their faith in their nation.



Today, the debate has little meaning for many among them, or at least the younger generation.

“Me and my Muslim friends may have together discussed this subject once in my entire life,” says Shabbir. “I think it is pointless to shed blood over one mosque when there are so many other mosques around the country.



It had anyway been locked for decades before the demolition. What happened was grossly unjust, but we have to move on.”-- Saif Shahin,editor and publisher,NewageIslam.com. Omar Ilyasi,Islamic scholar and Imam of Kasturba Gandhi Marg mosque of the capital said that the nation has to address other serious issues like poverty,social injustice and unemployment rather than this non-issue. “ I am of the firm view that both parties much accept the court verdict with all the humility,” he concludes.



Echoing the views of Omar Ilyasi, noted social worker and school teacher in capital,Maqsood Ahmed said,” I know for sure that this very issue is now not that important as it used to be for Muslims. Their priorities have changed. They are now more interested in getting good education and jobs. They would accept the court's verdict. I am ateacher in one of the minority schools of the capital and i can tell you with certain degree of confidence that even Muslims kids are not very much interested in this issue. My only worry is that some parties and leaders may to try to whip the communal feelings in order to gain politically.”



Noted historian and teacher in capital's elite Modern School,FerozFeroz Bakhat Ahmed is of the view that this very issue should be resolved at the earliest. There is no point that we concentrate on this matter rather working on other key issues.

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Mukesh again tops list of richest Indians

According to the latest Forbes’ India Rich List, Mukesh Ambani is again at the helm. He has topped the Indian rich list for the third consecutive year with a net worth of $27 billion. India’s rising stock market and a booming economy that’s expanding by 8.5% have boosted the net worth of India’s richest people. The combined net worth of India’s 100 richest people is $300 billion, up from $276 billion last year.



This year, there are 69 billionaires on the India Rich List, 17 more than last year. With a net worth of $26.1 billion, steel king Lakshmi Mittal is at No 2. Moving up to third position this year is IT outsourcer Wipro’s Azim Premji. His wealth increased to $17.6 billion from $14.9 billion last year amid an improving outlook for the sector. Shashi and Ravi Ruia have also improved their ranking to No 4 spot with $15 billion. The IPO of their Essar Energy in May, which raised $1.85 billion, was the largest ever listing in London by an Indian company.



Naazneen Karmali, India Editor of Forbes Asia and Mumbai bureau manager of Forbes magazine, said: “As we had predicted, the huge correction in Indian wealth which occurred in 2008 is fast becoming a distant memory. This year’s list illustrates the vibrancy and resilience ofIndia’s economy. It signals a second wave of Indian capitalists accumulating fantastic fortunes especially in sectors such as pharmaceuticals and real estate.”



“The record number of billionaires on this year’s Forbes list of 100 Richest Indians is yet another clear signal that the centre of gravity will increasingly shift toIndia and China over the next decade. Frontline Indian entrepreneurs have once again displayed their ability to harness the unprecedented wealth creation opportunities that exist in this part of the world.” says Indrajit Gupta, Editor of ForbesIndia.

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