The Altruist

Glorious moment, three shining stars of Indian cricket celebrating after trempling Sri Lanka 2-0 at Brabaurn stadium on 6/12/09. This test match witnessed a historic knock of 293 by Virendra Sehwag who scored his 6th test double hundred, highest by any Indian and also wonderful fast bowling spell by Zaheer Khan who played a vital role in this win. All in all it was a total team effort which helped India to reach the acme of Test cricket.

Tracing the events occured last month in bangladesh , there is a clear indication of foreign country's hand behind motivating BDR's lower rank oficers to revolt against their peers.According to indian intelligence agencies, there was a clear cut plan of assasinating sheikh haseena , who's a bit severe on miltant outfits mushrooming in their country.Reports suggest that there was huge assistance from pakistani outfits and military officials to these mutineers, Help such as ammunition, money is suggested to have been provided by Pakistan.Actually, pakistan never wants Bangladesh to be stable , you can call it the 1971 effect when India defeated Pakistan and segregated east pakistan and which was christened as Bangladesh.Pakistan has been using bangladesh's land for promoting insurgency in India , whicg has given birth to various jehaadi groups in bangladesh.As Ms. Haseena is against promoting terrorism , Pakistan wanted to eliminate her but things did'nt go as per the...

DHAKA, Bangladesh – Firefighters searching the headquarters compound of  Bangladesh 's  border guards  on Friday uncovered the grisly results of the force's two-day mutiny — dozens of senior officers massacred, their bodies hurriedly dumped into shallow graves and sewers. By nightfall, 44 bodies had been found, including the body of Maj. Gen. Shakil Ahmed, the commander of the guards, bringing the  confirmed death toll  to 66, fire official  Mizanur Rahman  said. Dozens more officers were missing. While newly elected  Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina  ended the revolt in two days, persuading the mutinous guards to surrender through promises of amnesty coupled with threats of military force , the insurrection raised new questions about stability in this poor South Asian nation. She said Friday that there would be no amnesty for the killers. And  Dhaka 's largest newspaper, the Daily Star, lauded Hasina in an editorial for "sagacious handling of the situation which resulted ...