India Intelligence Report
 

   News Analysis - May 26, 2006

 
  • Religious Tourism Picks Up 
    With 2.5 million temples dating back several hundred years (and some several thousands), religious tourism in India is turning out to be a major revenue earner although most of the revenues are not really accounted.<More>

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  • Environmentalists Aghast at Tribal Rights Bill
    A joint committee of Members of Parliament had submitted a draft legislation, which will no doubt pass because it has the over-enthusiastic support of the communists, which seeks to make over valued forest land over to the tribal population.
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  • Traditional Methods to Fight Naxals
    The Chhattisgarh Director-General (DG) of Police has announced a slew of measures including using traditional protection systems, weapons, more Central Government troops, use of civilians, and more aggressive patrolling to fight Mao inspired terrorism.<More>

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  • Sir Creek Discussions Start Positive
    After the expected collapse of the Siachen talks, India and Pakistan have started discussing the Sir Creek issue and reports indicate that both countries are agreeing on some fundamentals even though there is much disagreement.<More>

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  • Baradei Asks US Congress to Support Nuke Deal
    International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Chief El Baradei came out strongly to support the Indo-US civilian Nuclear Deal and asked the US Congress to vote in support of the “win-win agreement.”<More>

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