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Security move started in valley while Central Reserve Police Forces demolish post in the heart of Srinagar city on Tuesday, 05 October 2010. Authorities in Kashmir will free jailed protesters and reduce the number of checkpoints in the main city Srinagar, a senior security official said last week. The move was part of a Central government initiative to defuse tension in Kashmir, which has been in a siege-like state of strikes, protests and curfew for months.

Security move started in valley while Central Reserve Police Forces demolish post in the heart of Srinagar city on Tuesday, 05 October 2010. Authorities in Kashmir will free jailed protesters and reduce the number of checkpoints in the main city Srinagar, a senior security official said last week. The move was part of a Central government initiative to defuse tension in Kashmir, which has been in a siege-like state of strikes, protests and curfew for months.

Security move started in valley while Central Reserve Police Forces demolish post in the heart of Srinagar city on Tuesday, 05 October 2010. Authorities in Kashmir will free jailed protesters and reduce the number of checkpoints in the main city Srinagar, a senior security official said last week. The move was part of a Central government initiative to defuse tension in Kashmir, which has been in a siege-like state of strikes, protests and curfew for months.

Security move started in valley while Central Reserve Police Forces gesture after demolishing post in the heart of Srinagar city on Tuesday, 05 October 2010. Authorities in Kashmir will free jailed protesters and reduce the number of checkpoints in the main city Srinagar, a senior security official said last week. The move was part of a Central government initiative to defuse tension in Kashmir, which has been in a siege-like state of strikes, protests and curfew for months.

Hindu devotees on their route to Amarnath Cave during the first batch of annual Amarnath Yatra (Pilgrimage) at the Dumail some 120 kms From Srinagar on Thursday, 01 July 2010. A batch of around 10,000 devotees left this morning for the pilgrimage from Baltal as the two month pilgrimage started today amid heightened tension in the state.

Hindu devotees on their route to Amarnath Cave during the first batch of annual Amarnath Yatra (Pilgrimage) at the Dumail some 120 kms From Srinagar on Thursday, 01 July 2010. A batch of around 10,000 devotees left this morning for the pilgrimage from Baltal as the two month pilgrimage started today amid heightened tension in the state.

Hindu devotees on their route to Amarnath Cave during the first batch of annual Amarnath Yatra (Pilgrimage) at the Dumail some 120 kms From Srinagar on Thursday, 01 July 2010. A batch of around 10,000 devotees left this morning for the pilgrimage from Baltal as the two month pilgrimage started today amid heightened tension in the state.

Hindu devotees on their route to Amarnath Cave during the first batch of annual Amarnath Yatra (Pilgrimage) at the Dumail some 120 kms From Srinagar on Thursday, 01 July 2010. A batch of around 10,000 devotees left this morning for the pilgrimage from Baltal as the two month pilgrimage started today amid heightened tension in the state.

Hindu devotees on their route to Amarnath Cave during the first batch of annual Amarnath Yatra (Pilgrimage) at the Dumail some 120 kms From Srinagar on Thursday, 01 July 2010. A batch of around 10,000 devotees left this morning for the pilgrimage from Baltal as the two month pilgrimage started today amid heightened tension in the state.

Hindu devotees on their route to Amarnath Cave during the first batch of annual Amarnath Yatra (Pilgrimage) at the Dumail some 120 kms From Srinagar on Thursday, 01 July 2010. A batch of around 10,000 devotees left this morning for the pilgrimage from Baltal as the two month pilgrimage started today amid heightened tension in the state.

Hindu devotees on their route to Amarnath Cave during the first batch of annual Amarnath Yatra (Pilgrimage) at the Dumail some 120 kms From Srinagar on Thursday, 01 July 2010. A batch of around 10,000 devotees left this morning for the pilgrimage from Baltal as the two month pilgrimage started today amid heightened tension in the state.

Large security has been deployed including paramilitary forces and state police commandoes at the Mao gate on Manipur-Nagaland border check post to prevent the entry of the General Secretary of the underground NSCN (IM) T H Muivah who is planning to visit his native village in Ukhrul district by road passing through Mao gate in Senapati district on Tuesday, 04 May 2010.The state Cabinet has barred the entry of the Naga leader to the state on the plea that it will create communal tension in the state. Union Home Ministry has advised Muivah to defer the visit by couple of days to give time to the Manipur Government to revoke the ban on his entry.

Large security has been deployed including paramilitary forces and state police commandoes at the Mao gate on Manipur-Nagaland border check post to prevent the entry of the General Secretary of the underground NSCN (IM) T H Muivah who is planning to visit his native village in Ukhrul district by road passing through Mao gate in Senapati district on Tuesday, 04 May 2010.The state Cabinet has barred the entry of the Naga leader to the state on the plea that it will create communal tension in the state. Union Home Ministry has advised Muivah to defer the visit by couple of days to give time to the Manipur Government to revoke the ban on his entry.

Large security has been deployed including paramilitary forces and state police commandoes at the Mao gate on Manipur-Nagaland border check post to prevent the entry of the General Secretary of the underground NSCN (IM) T H Muivah who is planning to visit his native village in Ukhrul district by road passing through Mao gate in Senapati district on Tuesday, 04 May 2010.The state Cabinet has barred the entry of the Naga leader to the state on the plea that it will create communal tension in the state. Union Home Ministry has advised Muivah to defer the visit by couple of days to give time to the Manipur Government to revoke the ban on his entry.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk inspects the guard of honor as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

An paintings which draw by a painter under the title "Resist tension", organized by Idea Cellular to pay homage to the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack victims on its first anniversary at India Gate in New Delhi on Thursday,26 November 2009.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media while PP Srivastava and JY Umranikar look on as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk addresses media as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk retired from service as the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk being greeted by officials as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk inspects the guard of honor as he retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Director General of Maharashtra Police SS Virk receives farewell as retired from service after the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT) refused to grant him two years extension on his tenure in Mumbai on Saturday,31 October 2009. Virk, appointed DGP in March this year, succeeded A N Roy whose appointment was set aside by the Bombay High Court in February on the ground that the selection process was "arbitrary", violative of constitutional principle of equality and the Supreme Court"s guidelines. Virk served as a DGP in two states — Punjab and Maharashtra.

Famous Jhandewala Mandir illuminated with the lights on the occasion of first day of ongoing Navratra festival in New Delhi on Saturday,19 September 2009.

A train halt at Masjid Bandar Railway station after 2 days Mega Block for the extension of the Main line platform from 180 metres to 240 metres in Mumbai on Monday, 17 August 2009.

A train halt at Masjid Bandar Railway station after 2 days Mega Block for the extension of the Main line platform from 180 metres to 240 metres in Mumbai on Monday, 17 August 2009.

Demolition work of 141-year-old road over bridge completed at Masjid Bunder station it has been demolished for the extension of the Main line platform from 180 metres to 240 metres to accommodate 12-car coaches in Mumbai on Sunday,16 August 2009.

Workers take rest after the demolition of 141-year-old road over bridge at Masjid Bunder station it has been demolished for the extension of the Main line platform from 180 metres to 240 metres to accommodate 12-car coaches in Mumbai on Sunday,16 August 2009.

Demolition work of 141-year-old road over bridge completed at Masjid Bunder station it has been demolished for the extension of the Main line platform from 180 metres to 240 metres to accommodate 12-car coaches in Mumbai on Sunday,16 August 2009.

Crane operators removing the debris after the demolition of 141-year-old road over bridge at Masjid Bunder station it has been demolished for the extension of the Main line platform from 180 metres to 240 metres to accommodate 12-car coaches in Mumbai on Sunday,16 August 2009.

Crane operators removing the remains after the demolition of 141-year-old road over bridge at Masjid Bunder station it has been demolished for the extension of the Main line platform from 180 metres to 240 metres to accommodate 12-car coaches in Mumbai on Sunday,16 August 2009.

Demolition work of 141-year-old road over bridge completed at Masjid Bunder station it has been demolished for the extension of the Main line platform from 180 metres to 240 metres to accommodate 12-car coaches in Mumbai on Sunday,16 August 2009.

Crane operators removing the debris after the demolition of 141-year-old road over bridge at Masjid Bunder station it has been demolished for the extension of the Main line platform from 180 metres to 240 metres to accommodate 12-car coaches in Mumbai on Sunday,16 August 2009.

Crane operators demolish 141-year-old road over bridge at Masjid Bunder station for the extension of the Main line platform from 180 metres to 240 metres to accommodate 12-car coaches in Mumbai on Saturday, 15 August 2009.Main line local trains will halt at Byculla or Dadar, while Harbour line trains will end at Wadala Road station.