Three new priests appointed in Golden Temple
Posted: 28 Feb 2009 10:04 PM PST
AMRITSAR: Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak (SGPC) Committee here Sunday installed three new priests for holiest Sikh shrine Golden Temple (Harmandahr Sahib) amidst the presence of hundreds of Sikh devotees and top Sikh religious personalities.
Tewari pities Akalis for importing rejected leaders from Congress
Posted: 28 Feb 2009 09:54 PM PST
LUDHIANA: The All India Congress Committee spokesperson Manish Tewari Sunday pitied the Shiromani Akali Dal for its desperation to induct the rejected leaders from Congress like Gurcharan Singh Galib and field him from a prestigious seat like Ludhiana.
Badal, Sukhbir condole death of Karnail Singh Paras
Posted: 28 Feb 2009 09:51 PM PST
CHANDIGARH: Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal and Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal, Sundayexpressed deep anguish at the demise of noted Punjabi ballet singer of international repute Karnail Singh Paras, who was also father of President, Lok Bhalai Party Balwant Singh Ramuwalia. Karnail Singh Paras died at Moga late last night after brief illness.
Punjab: Retired army Col and wife found murdered in Patiala residence
Posted: 28 Feb 2009 09:47 PM PST
PATIALA: A prominant elderly couple, a retired Colnal and his wife, was Sunday found murdered under mysterious circumstances in their home in Bachitar Nagar near 22 no. railway crossing.
CPM to seek votes for defeating BJP and Congress, says Karat
Posted: 28 Feb 2009 09:45 PM PST
Balachaur (Nawanshahr): CPI(M) general secretary Parkash Karat Sunday stated that his party would go the people during the forthcoming Lok Sabha with a call to defeat the alliances led by BJP and Congress in the country.
INLD expressed concern over deteriorating law and order in Haryana
Posted: 28 Feb 2009 12:09 AM PST
CHANDIGARH: INLD has severely condemned the day to day deteriorating law order situation in the state. INLD secretary general Ajay Singh Chautala said that the today’s news of murder of Panchkula financer Vinod Mittal his four year old son Yashan after abduction has shocked the people of the state.
INLD expressed concern over deteriorating law and order in Haryana
Posted: 28 Feb 2009 12:00 AM PST
CHANDIGARH: INLD has severely condemned the day to day deteriorating law order situation in the state. INLD secretary general Ajay Singh Chautala said that the today’s news of murder of Panchkula financer Vinod Mittal his four year old son Yashan after abduction has shocked the people of the state.
BSF shot dead a Bangladeshi at Indo Pak border, one arrested alive
Posted: 27 Feb 2009 11:48 PM PST
AMRITSAR: Indian Border Security Force (BSF) on the intervening night of February 27 and 28 shot dead one Bangladeshi national and arrested his accomplice alive.
Punjab government to accorded deemed University status to Sanghol Educational Complex
Posted: 27 Feb 2009 11:44 PM PST
Dr Karan Singh inaugurated Sanghol Heritage InstituteFATEHGARH SAHIB: Punjab Advocate General H.S. Matewal Saturday informed that the Punjab government will accord deemed university status to Sanghol Educational Complex, Sanghol of district Fatehgarh Sahib.
Jalandhar hospital faces charges of replacing new born child
Posted: 27 Feb 2009 11:37 PM PST
JALANDHAR: Hapless parents of a newly born baby have accused the management of the local Janata hospital for replacing their baby boy to that of a girl baby with in three hours of the delivery sparking another controversy regarding functioning of private hospitals.
Punjab defers announcement of Industrial policy
Posted: 27 Feb 2009 11:34 PM PST
JALANDHAR: In what could be a jolt for industrialists who, were pinning their hopes at the proposed new industrial policy and were expecting showering of some sops for the industrial sector, the much-publicised policy would now be unfolded by the Punjab government after completion of the parliamentary poll process in the state.
Punjab govt begins action against erring Improvement Trust official after retirement
Posted: 27 Feb 2009 11:13 PM PST
PHAGWARA: The Punjab Government has suspended and charge sheeted 14 officials of Phagwara Improvement Trust on the charges of violating building bye laws in town but interestingly the action against them has been initiated, when most of the erring officials had retired after completing of their service terms.
BJP is not different from Congress except its saffron colour, says Govindacharya
Posted: 27 Feb 2009 10:06 PM PST
Best option is BJP-Congress forming alliance to save the nationCHANDIGARH: RSS Parcharak and environment activist, former Bharatiya Janata Party ideologue K. N. Govindacharya Saturday said that BJP was not anyway different Congress except its saffron colour.
Monday, 2 March 2009
ठेतिमेसोफिन्डिया
March 01, 2009
Top Headlines
IPL chief Lalit Modi loses RCA electionsLalit Modi, who was battling to retain power in the corridors of Rajasthan Cricket Association, lost the election 13-18 to Sanjay Dixit on Sunday.
President rejects CEC suggestion to axe Navin ChawlaPresident Patil has rejected CEC N Gopalaswami's recommendation for removal of Navin Chawla as EC, who is now expected to preside over the Lok Sabha polls.
26/11: LeT wanted to set up base in MumbaiLashkar had plans to set up an operational base in a rented accommodation in Colaba in early 2008 to coordinate the 26/11 attacks, according to investigators.
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Cities
One killed in Sabarmati jail clashA prisoner was killed and two injured in a clash among inmates of Gujarat's Sabarmati central jail on Sunday.
Student commits suicide in Panjab University An M Phil student allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself in a hostel of Panjab University in Chandigarh on Sunday, police said.
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Business
Globally, five going jobless every minute this yearWith every minute ticking, firms across the world are terminating an average of five positions, taking the total job losses so far in 2009 to about four lakh.
16 US banks collapse in just two monthsThe US has already seen the collapse of 16 banks in the last two months - which is more than one-fourth the total number of failures in the last nine years.
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Sports
India win fourth hockey Test, series with New ZealandA double strike in the second half gave India a 2-0 win in the fourth and final men's field hockey Test against New Zealand, giving them a series win by the same margin.
India's Twenty20 World Cup crown may not be safeIf the Indian team doesn't heed the disquieting signs swirling around, it might turn up at the Twenty20 World Cup like that fabled king in his new clothes.
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Entertainment
Filmfare: 'Jodhaa...' bags 5; Priyanka, Hrithik shine'Jodhaa Akbar' took home the Best Movie, Director, Actor, Lyrics and Background Score awards. Priyanka Chopra won the Best Actress award for 'Fashion'.
Was Hrithik the right choice for Best Actor?Hrithik Roshan has left behind tough competition in the form of Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan to win the Film award for Best Actor for Jodhaa Akbar.
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Infotech
How to 'slap' your CEOA Web entertainment company has launched an online video game which allows players to 'slap' or reward CEOs and hand out bags of money to deserving homeowners.
Software makes stolen laptops speakDuring start-up, a banner appears on the screen, declaring the laptop lost or stolen. The message will reappear every 30 secs, no matter how many times the thief closes the window.
Top Headlines
IPL chief Lalit Modi loses RCA electionsLalit Modi, who was battling to retain power in the corridors of Rajasthan Cricket Association, lost the election 13-18 to Sanjay Dixit on Sunday.
President rejects CEC suggestion to axe Navin ChawlaPresident Patil has rejected CEC N Gopalaswami's recommendation for removal of Navin Chawla as EC, who is now expected to preside over the Lok Sabha polls.
26/11: LeT wanted to set up base in MumbaiLashkar had plans to set up an operational base in a rented accommodation in Colaba in early 2008 to coordinate the 26/11 attacks, according to investigators.
More >>
Cities
One killed in Sabarmati jail clashA prisoner was killed and two injured in a clash among inmates of Gujarat's Sabarmati central jail on Sunday.
Student commits suicide in Panjab University An M Phil student allegedly committed suicide by hanging himself in a hostel of Panjab University in Chandigarh on Sunday, police said.
More >>
Business
Globally, five going jobless every minute this yearWith every minute ticking, firms across the world are terminating an average of five positions, taking the total job losses so far in 2009 to about four lakh.
16 US banks collapse in just two monthsThe US has already seen the collapse of 16 banks in the last two months - which is more than one-fourth the total number of failures in the last nine years.
More >>
Sports
India win fourth hockey Test, series with New ZealandA double strike in the second half gave India a 2-0 win in the fourth and final men's field hockey Test against New Zealand, giving them a series win by the same margin.
India's Twenty20 World Cup crown may not be safeIf the Indian team doesn't heed the disquieting signs swirling around, it might turn up at the Twenty20 World Cup like that fabled king in his new clothes.
More >>
Entertainment
Filmfare: 'Jodhaa...' bags 5; Priyanka, Hrithik shine'Jodhaa Akbar' took home the Best Movie, Director, Actor, Lyrics and Background Score awards. Priyanka Chopra won the Best Actress award for 'Fashion'.
Was Hrithik the right choice for Best Actor?Hrithik Roshan has left behind tough competition in the form of Shah Rukh Khan and Aamir Khan to win the Film award for Best Actor for Jodhaa Akbar.
More >>
Infotech
How to 'slap' your CEOA Web entertainment company has launched an online video game which allows players to 'slap' or reward CEOs and hand out bags of money to deserving homeowners.
Software makes stolen laptops speakDuring start-up, a banner appears on the screen, declaring the laptop lost or stolen. The message will reappear every 30 secs, no matter how many times the thief closes the window.
Mullahs' Supreme Leader's frustration over Ashraf residents' perseverance, delisting of PMOI
Mullahs' Supreme Leader's frustration over Ashraf residents' perseverance, delisting of PMOI
Sunday, 01 March 2009
NCRI - The clerical regime’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, frustrated by persistence of Ashraf residents, members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), acknowledged for the first time that there was a mutual agreement between the Iranian regime and the Iraqi government to expel the PMOI members from Iraq. In a meeting with the Iraqi President in Tehran, Khamenei said, “The mutual agreement regarding the expulsion of the Mojahedin from Iraq…must be implemented and we are waiting for it.”
Khamenei, who cannot still accept, after 40 days, the fact that the PMOI is removed from EU’s terrorist list and his regime’s investment over the years to blacklist the PMOI has gone with the wind, said, “The Mojahedin are the source of trouble and corruption” and added, “the EU’s decision [to remove the PMOI from the terror list] showed that being a terrorist or not in the view of the West, is an arbitrary matter and does not correlate with the realities.” He complained that the European countries did not agree with the transfer of Ashraf residents to Europe (State-run Radio and Television, media and news agencies, February 28, 2009).
The pressing demand by the regime’s Supreme Leader to close down Ashraf and his expression of regrets for the removal of the PMOI from EU’s terrorist list, especially subsequent to courageous uprisings by university students in Iran and recently in Polytechnic University of Tehran, chanting slogans used by Ashraf residents, are clear indications of the faltering regime’s fear of growing support by Iranian youth and students for the nationwide resistance.
Khamenei and other leaders of the regime are trying in vain to turn the clock back and prevent the explosion of Iranian people’s anger and wrath against tyranny, poverty and corruption.
The Iranian Resistance considers pressures on the Iraqi government to expel the PMOI from Iraq as a flagrant and shameful interference in the affairs of this country and a violation of international rules and conventions which requires international condemnations. It also calls on the President of the United States, the United Nations Secretary General and the Security Council as well as all international human rights organizations to take immediate measures to guarantee Ashraf residents’ protection and fundamental rights.
Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of IranMarch 1, 2009
Sunday, 01 March 2009
NCRI - The clerical regime’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, frustrated by persistence of Ashraf residents, members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), acknowledged for the first time that there was a mutual agreement between the Iranian regime and the Iraqi government to expel the PMOI members from Iraq. In a meeting with the Iraqi President in Tehran, Khamenei said, “The mutual agreement regarding the expulsion of the Mojahedin from Iraq…must be implemented and we are waiting for it.”
Khamenei, who cannot still accept, after 40 days, the fact that the PMOI is removed from EU’s terrorist list and his regime’s investment over the years to blacklist the PMOI has gone with the wind, said, “The Mojahedin are the source of trouble and corruption” and added, “the EU’s decision [to remove the PMOI from the terror list] showed that being a terrorist or not in the view of the West, is an arbitrary matter and does not correlate with the realities.” He complained that the European countries did not agree with the transfer of Ashraf residents to Europe (State-run Radio and Television, media and news agencies, February 28, 2009).
The pressing demand by the regime’s Supreme Leader to close down Ashraf and his expression of regrets for the removal of the PMOI from EU’s terrorist list, especially subsequent to courageous uprisings by university students in Iran and recently in Polytechnic University of Tehran, chanting slogans used by Ashraf residents, are clear indications of the faltering regime’s fear of growing support by Iranian youth and students for the nationwide resistance.
Khamenei and other leaders of the regime are trying in vain to turn the clock back and prevent the explosion of Iranian people’s anger and wrath against tyranny, poverty and corruption.
The Iranian Resistance considers pressures on the Iraqi government to expel the PMOI from Iraq as a flagrant and shameful interference in the affairs of this country and a violation of international rules and conventions which requires international condemnations. It also calls on the President of the United States, the United Nations Secretary General and the Security Council as well as all international human rights organizations to take immediate measures to guarantee Ashraf residents’ protection and fundamental rights.
Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of IranMarch 1, 2009
Mullahs' Supreme Leader's frustration over Ashraf residents' perseverance, delisting of PMOI
Mullahs' Supreme Leader's frustration over Ashraf residents' perseverance, delisting of PMOI
Sunday, 01 March 2009
NCRI - The clerical regime’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, frustrated by persistence of Ashraf residents, members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), acknowledged for the first time that there was a mutual agreement between the Iranian regime and the Iraqi government to expel the PMOI members from Iraq. In a meeting with the Iraqi President in Tehran, Khamenei said, “The mutual agreement regarding the expulsion of the Mojahedin from Iraq…must be implemented and we are waiting for it.”
Khamenei, who cannot still accept, after 40 days, the fact that the PMOI is removed from EU’s terrorist list and his regime’s investment over the years to blacklist the PMOI has gone with the wind, said, “The Mojahedin are the source of trouble and corruption” and added, “the EU’s decision [to remove the PMOI from the terror list] showed that being a terrorist or not in the view of the West, is an arbitrary matter and does not correlate with the realities.” He complained that the European countries did not agree with the transfer of Ashraf residents to Europe (State-run Radio and Television, media and news agencies, February 28, 2009).
The pressing demand by the regime’s Supreme Leader to close down Ashraf and his expression of regrets for the removal of the PMOI from EU’s terrorist list, especially subsequent to courageous uprisings by university students in Iran and recently in Polytechnic University of Tehran, chanting slogans used by Ashraf residents, are clear indications of the faltering regime’s fear of growing support by Iranian youth and students for the nationwide resistance.
Khamenei and other leaders of the regime are trying in vain to turn the clock back and prevent the explosion of Iranian people’s anger and wrath against tyranny, poverty and corruption.
The Iranian Resistance considers pressures on the Iraqi government to expel the PMOI from Iraq as a flagrant and shameful interference in the affairs of this country and a violation of international rules and conventions which requires international condemnations. It also calls on the President of the United States, the United Nations Secretary General and the Security Council as well as all international human rights organizations to take immediate measures to guarantee Ashraf residents’ protection and fundamental rights.
Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of IranMarch 1, 2009
Sunday, 01 March 2009
NCRI - The clerical regime’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, frustrated by persistence of Ashraf residents, members of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), acknowledged for the first time that there was a mutual agreement between the Iranian regime and the Iraqi government to expel the PMOI members from Iraq. In a meeting with the Iraqi President in Tehran, Khamenei said, “The mutual agreement regarding the expulsion of the Mojahedin from Iraq…must be implemented and we are waiting for it.”
Khamenei, who cannot still accept, after 40 days, the fact that the PMOI is removed from EU’s terrorist list and his regime’s investment over the years to blacklist the PMOI has gone with the wind, said, “The Mojahedin are the source of trouble and corruption” and added, “the EU’s decision [to remove the PMOI from the terror list] showed that being a terrorist or not in the view of the West, is an arbitrary matter and does not correlate with the realities.” He complained that the European countries did not agree with the transfer of Ashraf residents to Europe (State-run Radio and Television, media and news agencies, February 28, 2009).
The pressing demand by the regime’s Supreme Leader to close down Ashraf and his expression of regrets for the removal of the PMOI from EU’s terrorist list, especially subsequent to courageous uprisings by university students in Iran and recently in Polytechnic University of Tehran, chanting slogans used by Ashraf residents, are clear indications of the faltering regime’s fear of growing support by Iranian youth and students for the nationwide resistance.
Khamenei and other leaders of the regime are trying in vain to turn the clock back and prevent the explosion of Iranian people’s anger and wrath against tyranny, poverty and corruption.
The Iranian Resistance considers pressures on the Iraqi government to expel the PMOI from Iraq as a flagrant and shameful interference in the affairs of this country and a violation of international rules and conventions which requires international condemnations. It also calls on the President of the United States, the United Nations Secretary General and the Security Council as well as all international human rights organizations to take immediate measures to guarantee Ashraf residents’ protection and fundamental rights.
Secretariat of the National Council of Resistance of IranMarch 1, 2009
The Iranian regime's activities in African countries
The Iranian regime's activities in African countries
Sunday, 01 March 2009
By Reza Shafa
In Africa, the mullahs’ regime escalates export of terrorism and fundamentalism.
The recent trip by the mullahs’ President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, to the Eastern African countries of Kenya, Djibouti, and the Comoros Islands took place in the context of the mullahs’ policy of exporting terrorism and fundamentalism. Djibouti, a country with coastlines along the Gulf of Eden and the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, a passageway for oil tankers from Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and East Africa, holds a strategic value for the Iranian regime.
Since 94 percent of Djibouti’s population is Muslim, the Iranian regime sees this as an apt opportunity to implement its fundamentalist agenda. Ahmadinejad has reportedly signed five economic contracts during his trip to Djibouti. Bilateral trade between the two countries from March to December 2008 has been more than $11 million.
On Tuesday, Kenya became next on Ahmadinejad’s African destinations. There, he signed five economic contracts which will bring total bilateral trade to more than $500 million by March 2010. In line with such “generosity” and creating a political foothold for itself, the regime also signed a contract with Kenya to help it build a nuclear reactor.
The Comoros Islands is another underdeveloped African nation which the regime seeks to exploit in order to pursue its agenda. Under the guise of the Aid Committee and the Red Crescent, the regime is implementing its reactionary and fundamentalist policies in this country. On Ahmadinejad’s order, the regime’s Red Crescent has established a so-called medical centre in the Comoros capital of Moroni. In stark contrast to normal formalities in any country, this so-called medical center has begun its operations without obtaining permission from the Comoros Ministry of Health.
The regime’s “Aid Committee,” located on the main highway leading to the capital’s airport, attempts to recruit individuals on a wide scale under the banner of humanitarian aid, in order to further the mullahs’ aims. Examples of these activities include setting up a dormitory for Comoros students in the neighboring country of Madagascar, and providing computer and other forms of technical training to youth.
The regime also sends the youth to Iran in a bid to recruit them to work with organs such as the Global Center for Islamic Sciences responsible for exporting fundamentalism. Some of the regime’s organs of fundamentalism, including the Islamic Cultural and Communications Organization, are also active in this regard. This organization has created a so-called cultural center at the heart of Moroni whose goal is to fan the flames of religious conflicts.
The regime’s initiative has met widespread opposition from the country’s clerics as well as political and nationalist figures. Clerics from the Comoros, including the Chief Justice of Moroni, Saeed Mohammad Jilani, have condemned breeding of conflict on the part of the Iranian regime and have asked for the expulsion of regime agents from the Comoros.
They insist that every single activity conducted by the regime’s institutions in the country is suspicious, and questioned the so-called humanitarian objectives propounded by these institutions. Instead, they argue that the organizations’ real objective is to spread the Iranian regime’s fundamentalist ideology in their lands.
Visits by the Iranian regime’s officials to foreign countries, especially to some deprived African countries, have absolutely no other objective than export of terrorism and recruitment of youth for terrorist goals.
----Reza Shafa is an expert on the Iranian regime's Intelligence networks, both in Iran and abroad. He has done extensive research on Iranian Ministry of Information and Security (MOIS) also known as VEVAK, Intelligence Office of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), and Qods Force among others. Currently he is a contributor to NCRI website.
Sunday, 01 March 2009
By Reza Shafa
In Africa, the mullahs’ regime escalates export of terrorism and fundamentalism.
The recent trip by the mullahs’ President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, to the Eastern African countries of Kenya, Djibouti, and the Comoros Islands took place in the context of the mullahs’ policy of exporting terrorism and fundamentalism. Djibouti, a country with coastlines along the Gulf of Eden and the Bab-el-Mandeb strait, a passageway for oil tankers from Saudi Arabia, Yemen, and East Africa, holds a strategic value for the Iranian regime.
Since 94 percent of Djibouti’s population is Muslim, the Iranian regime sees this as an apt opportunity to implement its fundamentalist agenda. Ahmadinejad has reportedly signed five economic contracts during his trip to Djibouti. Bilateral trade between the two countries from March to December 2008 has been more than $11 million.
On Tuesday, Kenya became next on Ahmadinejad’s African destinations. There, he signed five economic contracts which will bring total bilateral trade to more than $500 million by March 2010. In line with such “generosity” and creating a political foothold for itself, the regime also signed a contract with Kenya to help it build a nuclear reactor.
The Comoros Islands is another underdeveloped African nation which the regime seeks to exploit in order to pursue its agenda. Under the guise of the Aid Committee and the Red Crescent, the regime is implementing its reactionary and fundamentalist policies in this country. On Ahmadinejad’s order, the regime’s Red Crescent has established a so-called medical centre in the Comoros capital of Moroni. In stark contrast to normal formalities in any country, this so-called medical center has begun its operations without obtaining permission from the Comoros Ministry of Health.
The regime’s “Aid Committee,” located on the main highway leading to the capital’s airport, attempts to recruit individuals on a wide scale under the banner of humanitarian aid, in order to further the mullahs’ aims. Examples of these activities include setting up a dormitory for Comoros students in the neighboring country of Madagascar, and providing computer and other forms of technical training to youth.
The regime also sends the youth to Iran in a bid to recruit them to work with organs such as the Global Center for Islamic Sciences responsible for exporting fundamentalism. Some of the regime’s organs of fundamentalism, including the Islamic Cultural and Communications Organization, are also active in this regard. This organization has created a so-called cultural center at the heart of Moroni whose goal is to fan the flames of religious conflicts.
The regime’s initiative has met widespread opposition from the country’s clerics as well as political and nationalist figures. Clerics from the Comoros, including the Chief Justice of Moroni, Saeed Mohammad Jilani, have condemned breeding of conflict on the part of the Iranian regime and have asked for the expulsion of regime agents from the Comoros.
They insist that every single activity conducted by the regime’s institutions in the country is suspicious, and questioned the so-called humanitarian objectives propounded by these institutions. Instead, they argue that the organizations’ real objective is to spread the Iranian regime’s fundamentalist ideology in their lands.
Visits by the Iranian regime’s officials to foreign countries, especially to some deprived African countries, have absolutely no other objective than export of terrorism and recruitment of youth for terrorist goals.
----Reza Shafa is an expert on the Iranian regime's Intelligence networks, both in Iran and abroad. He has done extensive research on Iranian Ministry of Information and Security (MOIS) also known as VEVAK, Intelligence Office of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), and Qods Force among others. Currently he is a contributor to NCRI website.
Madin Mohamed 6 Year Old New Zidane in the Making Tracked by Europe's Elite. (Best Football Player like a Star in France and all europe)....NAGPAL
Madin Mohamed 6 Year Old New Zidane in the Making Tracked by Europe's Elite. (Best Football Player like a Star in France and all europe)....NAGPAL PARIS
Paris (Dharamvir Nagpal) Monsieur Zidane is a good and best player of Football and all over the Europe. I am seeing his Footbal match with interesting and joying. Like this player I think he is a good and shineing like a STAR of Paris the capital of France.
I have also read his childhood story and he is also best wishers of foodball player in the world. I respect and salut to him with my best wishes of his good health.
Dharamvir NagpalChief News Reporter/Editorwww.dvnewslive106,bis bld ney75018 Paris
Paris (Dharamvir Nagpal) Monsieur Zidane is a good and best player of Football and all over the Europe. I am seeing his Footbal match with interesting and joying. Like this player I think he is a good and shineing like a STAR of Paris the capital of France.
I have also read his childhood story and he is also best wishers of foodball player in the world. I respect and salut to him with my best wishes of his good health.
Dharamvir NagpalChief News Reporter/Editorwww.dvnewslive106,bis bld ney75018 Paris
Madin Mohammed, nouveau Zizou ?
Madin Mohammed, nouveau Zizou ?
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C'est le buzz "footballistique" du moment. Madin Mohammed, petit franco-algérien de 6 ans, est déjà présenté comme le "nouveau Zinédine Zidane". Il serait même dans le collimateur des plus grands clubs européens. Info ou intox ? Nous avons voulu savoir. Enquête.
The Sun, The Telegraph, Marca, AS… Depuis quelques jours, la presse étrangère se passionne pour ce footballeur de poche de 6 ans. Son nom ? Madin Mohammed. Retenez-le bien, car à en croire les journaux britanniques, ce franco-algérien, habitant à Roubaix, serait ni plus ni moins que le futur Zizou. Ses vidéos postées sur les sites de partage, où l’on peut admirer son jeu de jambes, font un carton. Selon les tabloïds anglais, les plus grands clubs européens (on parle de Chelsea et du Real Madrid) se livreraient une bataille pour le faire signer. Ça ne rigole pas.
"Chelsea piste un surdoué de 6 ans, futur Zidane", écrit même The Sun. "Depuis la retraite de Zinédine Zidane, le public français recherche désespérément son héritier", explique-t-on du côté d’Eurosport. "Les similitudes entre Madin et l’ex-star du Real font de lui un candidat à ce titre". Mais ce n’est pas tout. Selon The Telegraph, le petit génie recevrait même "une bourse d’étude" de la part de la Fédération française de football. Faux ! Un simple coup de téléphone au siège de la Fédération, et l’info se révèle inexacte. "Comme tout le monde, nous avons entendu parler de lui grâce à Internet, mais il n’y a rien de plus", assure-t-on à la FFF. "Les centres de pré-formation commencent à 12 ans, il n’a que 6 ans. Nous n’avons rien à voir à ce niveau-là". Madin Mohammed serait quand même surveillé de près par les responsables fédéraux. "Je peux vous confirmer que la FFF garde un œil sur lui", nous révèle Christian Lazaoui, président de club de Roubaix Métropole ASC. "Régulièrement, une personne de la fédération appelle ses parents, prend de ses nouvelles. Ils préservent leurs intérêts…"
"Je n’ai jamais vu ça"
Talent hors norme ou simple imposture ? Le doute persiste. Surtout quand il s’agit d’un enfant de 6 ans. Particulièrement quand on parle football. Né en Algérie, Madin Mohammed est arrivée à Roubaix il y a 3 ans. Licencié au club de Roubaix Métropole ASC, il y restera deux ans. Juste le temps de marquer les esprits. "C’est un phénomène", lance Christian Lazaoui. "Il possède déjà une maîtrise technique et une habilité impressionnante pour son âge. Je suis scotché à chaque fois que je le vois. Cela fait 40 ans que je suis dans le milieu, je n’ai jamais vu ça".
Son père, ancien footballeur de bon niveau, lui transmet le virus. "C’est un passionné de foot", insiste le président. "C’est lui qui lui a appris tous les gestes techniques que l’on peut voir sur les vidéos. Dès que Madin joue, tout le monde le regarde. Il a cette capacité à capter l’attention". Au point d’attirer l’œil du Real ? Pas si sûr. "Il a reçu de nombreuses sollicitations et a été approché par plusieurs clubs, notamment le LOSC", précise Christian Lazaoui. En revanche, en ce qui concerne Chelsea ou le Real, je ne peux rien confirmer. Je n’ai jamais entendu parler de telles propositions". Si le phénomène ne fait que commencer, son entourage veut avant tout préserver le petit prodige. "Le foot doit rester un jeu, il n’a que 6 ans", insiste Christian Lazaoui. "Sa famille vit encore à Roubaix. Ils ne veulent pas aller trop vite pour ne pas le perturber. Son papa fait très attention. Il ne fait pas le tour des clubs pour parler de son fils". Il n’a d’ailleurs pas souhaité répondre à nos questions…
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C'est le buzz "footballistique" du moment. Madin Mohammed, petit franco-algérien de 6 ans, est déjà présenté comme le "nouveau Zinédine Zidane". Il serait même dans le collimateur des plus grands clubs européens. Info ou intox ? Nous avons voulu savoir. Enquête.
The Sun, The Telegraph, Marca, AS… Depuis quelques jours, la presse étrangère se passionne pour ce footballeur de poche de 6 ans. Son nom ? Madin Mohammed. Retenez-le bien, car à en croire les journaux britanniques, ce franco-algérien, habitant à Roubaix, serait ni plus ni moins que le futur Zizou. Ses vidéos postées sur les sites de partage, où l’on peut admirer son jeu de jambes, font un carton. Selon les tabloïds anglais, les plus grands clubs européens (on parle de Chelsea et du Real Madrid) se livreraient une bataille pour le faire signer. Ça ne rigole pas.
"Chelsea piste un surdoué de 6 ans, futur Zidane", écrit même The Sun. "Depuis la retraite de Zinédine Zidane, le public français recherche désespérément son héritier", explique-t-on du côté d’Eurosport. "Les similitudes entre Madin et l’ex-star du Real font de lui un candidat à ce titre". Mais ce n’est pas tout. Selon The Telegraph, le petit génie recevrait même "une bourse d’étude" de la part de la Fédération française de football. Faux ! Un simple coup de téléphone au siège de la Fédération, et l’info se révèle inexacte. "Comme tout le monde, nous avons entendu parler de lui grâce à Internet, mais il n’y a rien de plus", assure-t-on à la FFF. "Les centres de pré-formation commencent à 12 ans, il n’a que 6 ans. Nous n’avons rien à voir à ce niveau-là". Madin Mohammed serait quand même surveillé de près par les responsables fédéraux. "Je peux vous confirmer que la FFF garde un œil sur lui", nous révèle Christian Lazaoui, président de club de Roubaix Métropole ASC. "Régulièrement, une personne de la fédération appelle ses parents, prend de ses nouvelles. Ils préservent leurs intérêts…"
"Je n’ai jamais vu ça"
Talent hors norme ou simple imposture ? Le doute persiste. Surtout quand il s’agit d’un enfant de 6 ans. Particulièrement quand on parle football. Né en Algérie, Madin Mohammed est arrivée à Roubaix il y a 3 ans. Licencié au club de Roubaix Métropole ASC, il y restera deux ans. Juste le temps de marquer les esprits. "C’est un phénomène", lance Christian Lazaoui. "Il possède déjà une maîtrise technique et une habilité impressionnante pour son âge. Je suis scotché à chaque fois que je le vois. Cela fait 40 ans que je suis dans le milieu, je n’ai jamais vu ça".
Son père, ancien footballeur de bon niveau, lui transmet le virus. "C’est un passionné de foot", insiste le président. "C’est lui qui lui a appris tous les gestes techniques que l’on peut voir sur les vidéos. Dès que Madin joue, tout le monde le regarde. Il a cette capacité à capter l’attention". Au point d’attirer l’œil du Real ? Pas si sûr. "Il a reçu de nombreuses sollicitations et a été approché par plusieurs clubs, notamment le LOSC", précise Christian Lazaoui. En revanche, en ce qui concerne Chelsea ou le Real, je ne peux rien confirmer. Je n’ai jamais entendu parler de telles propositions". Si le phénomène ne fait que commencer, son entourage veut avant tout préserver le petit prodige. "Le foot doit rester un jeu, il n’a que 6 ans", insiste Christian Lazaoui. "Sa famille vit encore à Roubaix. Ils ne veulent pas aller trop vite pour ne pas le perturber. Son papa fait très attention. Il ne fait pas le tour des clubs pour parler de son fils". Il n’a d’ailleurs pas souhaité répondre à nos questions…
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