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 Blackwill ignores Hurriyat, separatists during visit to Jammu and Kashmir Separatists see red in Blackwill's J&K visit
The three-day 'familiarisation tour' of the United States (US) Ambassador Robert D Blackwill to Jammu and Kashmir has left separatists including Hurriyat Conference leaders 'red-faced' as he not only did not meet anyone of them during his trip but also condemned the terrorist violence in J&K.


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File picture of the movie 'Pather Panchali' 'Pather Panchali' tops chart in BFI Web poll
Satyajit Ray's universally acclaimed film 'Pather Panchali' made in 1955 was adjudged the top Indian film while 'Masala' directed by non-resident Indian Srinivas Krishna, has topped the British Film Institute's (BFI) Web poll for South Asian Cinema.


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