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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.

A placard posted on the entry-gate to the Wills India Fashion Week venue announcing a delay in proceedings on the scheduled opening day in New Delhi on Wednesday, 24 March 2010.The fashion event was stopped by Delhi police officials due to ""non-fulfillment"" of fire safety norms by the organizers.

Kuldeep Sinha, Director of MIFF interacts with media during a press conference in Mumbai on Monday, 01 February 2010.

Kuldeep Sinha, Director of MIFF interacts with media while V S Narvekar, Co-Ordinator and Manish Desai look on during a press conference in Mumbai on Monday, 01 February 2010.

Kuldeep Sinha, Director of MIFF interacts with media while V S Narvekar, Co-Ordinator looks on during a press conference in Mumbai on Monday, 01 February 2010.

KEM hospital, where Aruna Shanbag is admitted when she was assaulted by a ward boy in Mumbai on Thursday,17 December 2009. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking to allow nurse Aruna Shanbhag, who was raped violently by a sweeper in Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial Hospital 36 years ago and has been in a coma ever since, to die. The court issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the petition, observing that “under the law of the country, we cannot allow a person to die”. The petition was filed by Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug through her friend Pinki Virani of Mumbai.

KEM hospital, where Aruna Shanbag is admitted when she was assaulted by a ward boy in Mumbai on Thursday,17 December 2009. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking to allow nurse Aruna Shanbhag, who was raped violently by a sweeper in Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial Hospital 36 years ago and has been in a coma ever since, to die. The court issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the petition, observing that “under the law of the country, we cannot allow a person to die”. The petition was filed by Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug through her friend Pinki Virani of Mumbai.

KEM hospital, where Aruna Shanbag is admitted when she was assaulted by a ward boy in Mumbai on Thursday,17 December 2009. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking to allow nurse Aruna Shanbhag, who was raped violently by a sweeper in Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial Hospital 36 years ago and has been in a coma ever since, to die. The court issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the petition, observing that “under the law of the country, we cannot allow a person to die”. The petition was filed by Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug through her friend Pinki Virani of Mumbai.

KEM hospital, where Aruna Shanbag is admitted when she was assaulted by a ward boy in Mumbai on Thursday,17 December 2009. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking to allow nurse Aruna Shanbhag, who was raped violently by a sweeper in Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial Hospital 36 years ago and has been in a coma ever since, to die. The court issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the petition, observing that “under the law of the country, we cannot allow a person to die”. The petition was filed by Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug through her friend Pinki Virani of Mumbai.

KEM hospital, where Aruna Shanbag is admitted when she was assaulted by a ward boy in Mumbai on Thursday,17 December 2009. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking to allow nurse Aruna Shanbhag, who was raped violently by a sweeper in Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial Hospital 36 years ago and has been in a coma ever since, to die. The court issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the petition, observing that “under the law of the country, we cannot allow a person to die”. The petition was filed by Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug through her friend Pinki Virani of Mumbai.

KEM hospital, where Aruna Shanbag is admitted when she was assaulted by a ward boy in Mumbai on Thursday,17 December 2009. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking to allow nurse Aruna Shanbhag, who was raped violently by a sweeper in Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial Hospital 36 years ago and has been in a coma ever since, to die. The court issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the petition, observing that “under the law of the country, we cannot allow a person to die”. The petition was filed by Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug through her friend Pinki Virani of Mumbai.

KEM hospital, where Aruna Shanbag is admitted when she was assaulted by a ward boy in Mumbai on Thursday,17 December 2009. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking to allow nurse Aruna Shanbhag, who was raped violently by a sweeper in Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial Hospital 36 years ago and has been in a coma ever since, to die. The court issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the petition, observing that “under the law of the country, we cannot allow a person to die”. The petition was filed by Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug through her friend Pinki Virani of Mumbai.

KEM hospital, where Aruna Shanbag is admitted when she was assaulted by a ward boy in Mumbai on Thursday,17 December 2009. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking to allow nurse Aruna Shanbhag, who was raped violently by a sweeper in Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial Hospital 36 years ago and has been in a coma ever since, to die. The court issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the petition, observing that “under the law of the country, we cannot allow a person to die”. The petition was filed by Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug through her friend Pinki Virani of Mumbai.

KEM hospital, where Aruna Shanbag is admitted when she was assaulted by a ward boy in Mumbai on Thursday,17 December 2009. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking to allow nurse Aruna Shanbhag, who was raped violently by a sweeper in Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial Hospital 36 years ago and has been in a coma ever since, to die. The court issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the petition, observing that “under the law of the country, we cannot allow a person to die”. The petition was filed by Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug through her friend Pinki Virani of Mumbai.

KEM hospital, where Aruna Shanbag is admitted when she was assaulted by a ward boy in Mumbai on Thursday,17 December 2009. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking to allow nurse Aruna Shanbhag, who was raped violently by a sweeper in Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial Hospital 36 years ago and has been in a coma ever since, to die. The court issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the petition, observing that “under the law of the country, we cannot allow a person to die”. The petition was filed by Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug through her friend Pinki Virani of Mumbai.

KEM hospital, where Aruna Shanbag is admitted when she was assaulted by a ward boy in Mumbai on Thursday,17 December 2009. A petition has been filed in the Supreme Court seeking to allow nurse Aruna Shanbhag, who was raped violently by a sweeper in Mumbai’s King Edward Memorial Hospital 36 years ago and has been in a coma ever since, to die. The court issued notices to the Centre and the state government on the petition, observing that “under the law of the country, we cannot allow a person to die”. The petition was filed by Aruna Ramachandra Shanbaug through her friend Pinki Virani of Mumbai.

Participants during a cycle race organized by The Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) to create awareness about the global warming among people and to celebrate party founder Sharad Pawar’s 69th birthday in Mumbai on Saturday,12 December 2009.

A member of International Youth Peace Camp performs to pay homage to the 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack victims at the Gateway of India in Mumbai on Saturday, 28 November 2009.

Members of International Youth Peace Camp pay homage to the 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack victims at the Gateway of India in Mumbai on Saturday, 28 November 2009.

Members of International Youth Peace Camp pay homage to the 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack victims at the Gateway of India in Mumbai on Saturday, 28 November 2009.

Members of International Youth Peace Camp pay homage to the 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack victims at the Gateway of India in Mumbai on Saturday, 28 November 2009.

A member of International Youth Peace Camp performs to pay homage to the 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack victims at the Gateway of India in Mumbai on Saturday, 28 November 2009.

Members of International Youth Peace Camp pay homage to the 26/11 Mumbai Terror Attack victims at the Gateway of India in Mumbai on Saturday, 28 November 2009.

Yash Birla, Chairman of Yash Birla Group during the announcement of their foray into the preschool, K-12 schools and super specialty education industry in Mumbai on Wednesday,12 August 2009. Yash Birla Group will invest Rs 500 crore by 2012.

Yash Birla, Chairman of Yash Birla Group during the announcement of their foray into the preschool, K-12 schools and super specialty education industry in Mumbai on Wednesday,12 August 2009. Yash Birla Group will invest Rs 500 crore by 2012.

Yash Birla, Chairman of Yash Birla Group during the announcement of their foray into the preschool, K-12 schools and super specialty education industry in Mumbai on Wednesday,12 August 2009. Yash Birla Group will invest Rs 500 crore by 2012.

Yash Birla, Chairman of Yash Birla Group announces their foray into the preschool, K-12 schools and super specialty education industry in Mumbai on Wednesday, 12 August 2009. Yash Birla Group will invest Rs 500 crore by 2012.

Yash Birla, Chairman of Yash Birla Group during the announcement of their foray into the preschool, K-12 schools and super specialty education industry in Mumbai on Wednesday,12 August 2009. Yash Birla Group will invest Rs 500 crore by 2012.

Yash Birla, Chairman of Yash Birla Group announces their foray into the preschool, K-12 schools and super specialty education industry in Mumbai on Wednesday, 12 August 2009. Yash Birla Group will invest Rs 500 crore by 2012.

Yash Birla, Chairman of Yash Birla Group and Srikrishna, CEO of Birla Edutech Ltd pose for the photographers during the announcement of Yash Birla Group’s foray into the preschool, K-12 schools and super specialty education industry in Mumbai on Wednesday, 12 August 2009. Yash Birla Group will invest Rs 500 crore by 2012.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Students take part in a procession rally to mark "Hiroshima Day" in Mumbai on Thursday, 06 August 2009. From Sydney to Mumbai, on to Washington, and at even small municipalities around the world, August 6th is being remembered as mankind’s entry into the atomic age. On this day, The United States, under an executive order by then President Harry S. Truman, dropped an atomic device “Little Boy” onto the overwhelmingly civilian populace of Hiroshima.

Police personnel stand at Gateway of India during hide tide in Mumbai on Thursday, 23 July 2009.

High tide waves strike at Gateway of India in Mumbai on Thursday, 23 July 2009.