Patriotism may be a district of religion

Patriotism means the love of own country. Its academic degree inherent quality of very living being. Even the lower animals have some sort of love for his or her abode places. This sentiment is strongest at intervals the character of man.

A patriot’s heart yearns for his native land, even once he lives a trendy foreign land. 

A subject lives for his country and dies for his country. His country’s interest is specifically his personal interests. He’s management in high esteem for his unselfish activities and broad mindless. He is able to get down his life for upholding the standing of his country.

A true subject thinks night and day, for the well-being of his country and countrymen. He’s honored and revered reception and abroad. His activities inspire many others to infuse nationalism. ‘Patriotism may be a district of religion’ says Islam.

Everyone cannot be a full of life subject. But everyone ought to have love for the land. This does not mean that he got to hate various countries. a topic shall not be a fanatic.

Iraq attacks: New wave of bombing and shooting

The attacks came on a daily basis when the leader of al-Qaida's Al-Iraq arm, referred to as the Islamic State of Al-Iraq, contumaciously rejected Associate in Nursing order from the fear network's central command to prevent claiming management over the organization's Asian nation affiliate, in keeping with a message supposedly from him.

A string of nearly a dozen apparently coordinated bombings and a shooting in cities across Al-Iraq killed a minimum of fifty one and wounded dozens Sunday, extending a wave of violence that's raising fears of a come back to widespread killing a decade when the U.S.-led invasion.

Bombings and a shooting in cities and cities across Republic of Al-Iraq as if it would be coordinated and bore the hallmark of foreign terrorist organization in Iraq.

Violence has spiked sharply in Al-Iraq in recent months, with the toll rising to levels not seen since 2008. Nearly 2,000 are killed since the beginning of April.

Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's comments reveal his group's determination to link its own fight against the Shiite-led government in Bagdad with the explanation for rebels making an attempt to topple the Iran-backed Syrian regime.

Violence has spiked sharply in Al-Iraq in recent months, with the toll rising to levels not seen since 2008. Nearly 2,000 are killed since the beginning of April, together with over a hundred and eighty this month.

The surge in bloodshed accompanies rising sectarian tensions among Al-Iraq and growing issues that its unrest is being spread-out by the Syrian war raging not far away.

One of the deadliest attacks came within the evening once a terrorist blew him up within a restaurant packed with tykes within the mostly Moslem neighborhood of al-Ameen in southeastern Bagdad. The attack killed eleven and wounded twenty five, in keeping with police.

Clothes look owner Saif Hameed, 24, was observation TV reception once he detected the blast close. He saw many of the wounded being loaded into ambulances.

Most of Sunday's automotive bombs hit Shiite-majority areas and caused most of the casualties. The blasts hit a dozen cities and cities within the south and center of the country.

Mila Kunis and Boy friends

Mila Kunis can marry her actor Boy friends swain Sir Frederick Ashton Kutcher here within the United Kingdom, in step with reports egress these days.

A supply near the couple told The Daily Star: Mila and Sir Frederick Ashton have fallen dotty with the united kingdom. Square measures they want to conjoin as shortly as potential as a result of they need to start out a family and are slightly quaint concerning this stuff.

It's understood that the recent Hollywood couple have fallen dotty with European nation once disbursal time here whereas Mila films the motion-picture show Jupiter Ascending in London and have currently set their heart on having their hymeneals within the country.

While they need for the most part enjoyed time along within the capital, it's thought that the couple would love to tie the knot within the English rural area and have already begun drawing up an inventory of potential venues.

Pakistan tests nuclear-capable Hatf-III ballistic missile

Pakistan on Thursday successfully test fired nuclear-capable Hatf-III ballistic missile with a range of 290 km that could hit targets in India.

As the test was conducted, a top Pakistani military official said the country had developed a “strong nuclear deterrence capability” and was fully capable of thwarting any aggression

A statement issued by the military described the “training launch” of the short-range Hatf III or Ghaznavi missile as successful.

“The launch was conducted at the conclusion of the annual field training exercise of the Army Strategic Force Command,” the statement said.

The military did not say where the exercise was conducted.

It said the missile could carry nuclear and conventional warheads to a range of 290 km.

The training exercise was aimed at “testing the operational readiness of a Strategic Missile Group,” the statement said.

Addressing troops in the exercise area, Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Chairman Gen Khalid Shameem Wynne said the country had “developed a strong nuclear deterrence capability.”

He said: “Pakistan’s Armed Forces are fully capable of safeguarding Pakistan’s security against aggression.”

Wynne said he expected the officers and men “entrusted with the task of deterring aggression would continue to train hard and maintain professional excellence.”

He commended the troops for a “high standard of proficiency in handling and operating the state of the art weapon system.”

Besides Wynne, the field training exercise was witnessed by Strategic Plans Division Director General Lt Gen (retd) Khalid Ahmed Kidwai, Army Strategic Force Command chief Lt Gen Tariq Nadeem Gilani, Karachi Corps Commander Lt Gen Muhammad Ijaz Chaudhry, other senior military officials and scientists.

The successful test was appreciated by the President and Prime Minister, who congratulated the troops, scientists and engineers.

Young love lyrics

Artist: Classic Country

Song: Young Love - Sonny James

Album: Classic Country: 1950-1964

They say for every boy and girl,

There's just one love in this old world,

And I, I kn-ow, I, I, I've found mine.

The heavenly touch of your embrace,

Tells me no one will take your place,

A, A, A, A, ever in my heart.

Chorus:

Young love, first love,

Filled with true devotion,

Young love, our love,

We share with deep emotion.

Just one kiss from your sweet lips,

Will tell me that your love is real,

And I, I, I can fe-el that it's true.

We will vow to one another,

There will never be another,

Lo-ve for you, or for me.

Chorus:

Young love, first love,

Filled with true devotion,

Young love, our love,

We share with deep emotion.

Turkey again Earthquake many Kills-injury, including Japanese aid worker

Rescue workers have pulled 23 survivors from the rubble in eastern Turkey after a 5.7-magnitude quake killed least seven people and left dozens of others trapped.

Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay said Wednesday's quake toppled 25 buildings in the city of Van but only three of them were occupied since the others have been evacuated after suffering damages in last month's powerful tremor.

The quake, which struck at 9:23 p.m. (1923 GMT, 2:23 p.m. EST) Wednesday, knocked down 25 buildings in Van, but only two buildings, both hotels, were occupied because others were evacuated after the first quake, Deputy Prime Minister Besir Atalay said.
“We focused on these two wreckage sites and are working with all our force” to find survivors, he said.
Atalay said on Thursday that the rescue work was concentrating at the site of two collapsed hotels and one apartment building. The disaster management authority said 23 survivors were pulled out along with the bodies of seven people.
One of the collapsed buildings was the Bayram Hotel, Van's best-known hotel. It was at least 40 years old, and had been renovated last year.
Turkey's Dogan news agency said two of its reporters were missing.
Some foreign rescue workers who scrambled to help the survivors of the previous quake were also staying at the same hotel.

Rescue workers with pickaxes and earth-movers searched on Thursday for survivors of an earthquake that leveled a downtown hotel in the same Turkish province that was hit by a deadly temblor last month. At least eight people, including a Japanese aid worker, were killed in the new quake.
Some 26 people were rescued in overnight digging in the provincial capital of Van in eastern Turkey. Some of those trapped in the rubble were foreign aid workers and Turkish journalists working in the aftermath of the powerful quake on Oct. 23 that killed about 600 people.
The U.S. Geological Survey said the earthquake measured 5.7 and that its epicenter was 16 kilometers (9 miles) south of Van.

About 1,400 aftershocks have rocked the region since the massive earthquake on Oct. 23. Many residents had been living in tents, despite the cold, too afraid to return to their homes.
Mr Gur said many people are now leaving Van in search of a safer place.

Turkey is particularly vulnerable to earthquakes because it sits on major geological fault lines.

Two earthquakes in 1999 with a magnitude of more than 7 killed almost 20,000 people in densely populated parts of the north-west of the country.

Afghan-US 'partnership'

Afghan-US 'partnership'

Afghan President Hamid Karzai said that Afghanistan will only sign a long-term "strategic partnership" deal with Washington. United States meets Afghan conditions, including an end to controversial night raids on homes.The new US ambassador in Kabul, Ryan Crocker. US have no interest in permanent military bases in the country. 

Not want to project its influence in the region by remaining in Afghanistan.Long-term American presence in the country following the departure of all foreign combat troops by the end of 2014.

Speaking as he met defenses chiefs at his palace Karzai said Afghanistan, foreign forces working within Afghan legal rules, 

US troop not taking prisoners or maintaining jails, and an end to controversial night raids by elite commandos.

"Nato and the international community are helping our country. But this will not go on forever and we don't want it forever," Karzai said.

"We are not proud of that. The good news will come when we, Afghans, are protecting our own homeland”.

Critics have said the handover process is premature because Afghan forces are not ready to hold off the Taliban.