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Dev D - Movie of the Month

Dev D is a modern-day interpretation of the classic novel "Devdas" by
Sarat Chandra. Dev, Paro and Chanda of Dev D reflect the
sensibilities, conflicts aggression, and independence. Free thought,
exuberance and recklessness of the youth of today. A generation that
is jammed between eastern roots and western sensibilities. Dev D is
set in the rustic and colorful Punjab and also explores the dingy,
morbid, dark underbelly of Delhi. From sprawling mustard fields to a
riot of neon.

Star Cast
Abhay Deol,Kalki
Mahi Gill

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Al-Qaeda warns India of more Mumbai-style attacks

A top al-Qaeda commander, who was reported killed in a US drone strike
last year, has appeared in a video warning India of more Mumbai-style
terror attacks if it tried to attack Pakistan.

"India should know that it will have to pay a heavy price if it
attacks Pakistan," Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, believed to be al-Qaeda's
military commander in Afghanistan and ranked behind No 2 Ayman
al-Zawahiri, said in a 20-minute video in Arabic received by BBC.

Yazid, who the Pakistani military said may have been killed in
fighting last August in the Bajaur tribal region, said, "The
Mujahideen will sunder your armies into the ground, like they did to
the Russians in Afghanistan.

"They will target your economic centres and raze them to the ground."

Yazid denounced the ban on militant groups in Pakistan following the
Mumbai attacks and asked the people of Pakistan to rise up and
overthrow the government and President Asif Ali Zardari, the
BBCreported.

The Al-Qaeda leader is said to have been involved in a number of
terror attacks, including last year's Danish Embassy bombings, in
Pakistan and had claimed the responsibility of assassinating former
Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto.

He was last heard in August 2008 when he confirmed the death of
Al-Qaeda chemical-weapons expert Midhat Mursi al-Sayid Umar.

India capable of facing any security threat: Antony

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: India is capable of facing any threat to its
security coming from any quarter, defence minister A K Antony said in
wake of a
warning from a top al-Qaida commander.

"One thing I can tell you. Whatever threat coming from any quarter,
our armed forces are always ready to face them," Antony said on the
sidelines of a function here.

He was replying to a question on reports about a top al-Qaida
commander warning India of more Mumbai-style terror strikes if it
tried to attack Pakistan.

Antony, however, said he had not come across this particular report.

Commenting on Pakistan's demand for more information from India to
complete its probe into the Mumbai terror attack, Antony said he had
nothing more to add than what external affairs minister Pranab
Mukherjee had said on the matter.

"My senior colleague Mukherjee had already made India's position clear
on the matter. He had already explained this categorically. We are one
Government, one voice," he added.

The al-Qaida commander who was reported killed in a US drone strike
last year, has appeared in a video warning India of more Mumbai-style
attacks if it tried to attack Pakistan.

"India should know that it will have to pay a heavy price if it
attacks Pakistan," Mustafa Abu al-Yazid, believed to be al-Qaida's
military commander in Afghanistan and ranked behind No 2 Ayman
al-Zawahiri, said in a 20-minute video in Arabic received by BBC.

Yazid, who the Pakistani military said may have been killed in
fighting last August in the Bajaur tribal region, said: "The
Mujahideen will sunder your armies into the ground, like they did to
the Russians in Afghanistan.

"They will target your economic centres and raze them to the ground.