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A Sikh Activist sits on the Police barrier during their demonstration demanding justice for the victims of 1984 anti-Sikh riots, in New Delhi on Monday, 31 October 2011.

Sikh women"s shouting anti Govt slogans during their demonstration demanding justice for the victims of 1984 anti-Sikh riots, in New Delhi on Monday,31 October 2011.

An Sikh women break down while others looks on during the demonstration demanding justice for the victims of 1984 anti-Sikh riots, in New Delhi on Monday, 31 October 2011.

All India Anti-Terrorist Front President M S Bitta addresses a news conference with family members of the victims of Parliament attack and High court blast, in New Delhi on Thursday and protest against resolution moved in Kashmir assembly on Afzal Guru clemency.

All India Anti-Terrorist Front President M S Bitta addresses a news conference with family members of the victims of Parliament attack and High court blast, in New Delhi on Thursday and protest against resolution moved in Kashmir assembly on Afzal Guru clemency.

All India Anti-Terrorist Front President M S Bitta addresses a news conference with family members of the victims of Parliament attack and High court blast, in New Delhi on Thursday and protest against resolution moved in Kashmir assembly on Afzal Guru clemency.

Paramilitary soldiers & Civil Defence remove debris as they search for victims in the remains of a collapsed building near Chandni Mahal in Old Delhi on Wednesday, 28 September 2011.At least seven people were killed and over 25 injured on Tuesday when an old three-storey building collapsed from the impact of construction going on at an adjacent structure.

Damaged Church after landslides on the outskirts of Mangan area in North Sikkim on September 23, 2011, after a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit the region September 18. Rescue teams backed by army sappers using explosives tried to force their way to the remote epicentre of a powerful Himalayan earthquake that killed 67 people in India, Nepal and Tibet. Before the grim search for more victims can even begin, the main challenge is to reach the isolated, mountainous impact zone on the border between India"s northeastern Sikkim state and Nepal after the quak

Landslide at Toong area of Mangan in North Sikkim on 23 September 2011, after a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit the region 18 September 2011. Rescue teams backed by army sappers using explosives tried to force their way to the remote epicentre of a powerful Himalayan earthquake that killed 67 people in India, Nepal and Tibet. Before the grim search for more victims can even begin, the main challenge is to reach the isolated, mountainous impact zone on the border between India"s northeastern Sikkim state and Nepal after the quake

Damaged Church after landslides on the outskirts of Mangan area in North Sikkim on September 23, 2011, after a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit the region September 18. Rescue teams backed by army sappers using explosives tried to force their way to the remote epicentre of a powerful Himalayan earthquake that killed 67 people in India, Nepal and Tibet. Before the grim search for more victims can even begin, the main challenge is to reach the isolated, mountainous impact zone on the border between India"s northeastern Sikkim state and Nepal after the quak

Army jawans on the way to repair the damage road at Toong area in North Sikkim on Friday,23 September 2011, after a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit the region 18 September 2011. Rescue teams backed by army sappers using explosives tried to force their way to the remote epicentre of a powerful Himalayan earthquake that killed 67 people in India, Nepal and Tibet. Before the grim search for more victims can even begin, the main challenge is to reach the isolated, mountainous impact zone on the border between India"s northeastern Sikkim state and Nepal after the quake

Army jawans on the way to repair the damage road at Toong area in North Sikkim on Friday,23 September 2011, after a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit the region 18 September 2011. Rescue teams backed by army sappers using explosives tried to force their way to the remote epicentre of a powerful Himalayan earthquake that killed 67 people in India, Nepal and Tibet. Before the grim search for more victims can even begin, the main challenge is to reach the isolated, mountainous impact zone on the border between India"s northeastern Sikkim state and Nepal after the quake

Damaged Wooden House after landslides on the outskirts of Mangan area in North Sikkim on Friday, 23 September 2011, after a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit the region 18 September 2011. Rescue teams backed by army sappers using explosives tried to force their way to the remote epicenter of a powerful Himalayan earthquake that killed 67 people in India, Nepal and Tibet. Before the grim search for more victims can even begin, the main challenge is to reach the isolated, mountainous impact zone on the border between India"s northeastern Sikkim state and Nepal after the quake

National Disaster Management Jawan Collect from Naga Relief Camp at Mangan area in North Sikkim on September 23, 2011, after a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit the region September 18. Rescue teams backed by army sappers using explosives tried to force their way to the remote epicentre of a powerful Himalayan earthquake that killed 67 people in India, Nepal and Tibet. Before the grim search for more victims can even begin, the main challenge is to reach the isolated, mountainous impact zone on the border between India"s northeastern Sikkim state and Nepal after the quak

Army jawans on the way to repair the damage road at Toong area in North Sikkim on Friday,23 September 2011, after a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit the region 18 September 2011. Rescue teams backed by army sappers using explosives tried to force their way to the remote epicentre of a powerful Himalayan earthquake that killed 67 people in India, Nepal and Tibet. Before the grim search for more victims can even begin, the main challenge is to reach the isolated, mountainous impact zone on the border between India"s northeastern Sikkim state and Nepal after the quake

Sikkim Village Woman sit beside army jawan at Naga Relief camp in Mangan area in North Sikkim on September 23, 2011, after a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit the region September 18. Rescue teams backed by army sappers using explosives tried to force their way to the remote epicentre of a powerful Himalayan earthquake that killed 67 people in India, Nepal and Tibet. Before the grim search for more victims can even begin, the main challenge is to reach the isolated, mountainous impact zone on the border between India"s northeastern Sikkim state and Nepal after the quak

Army jawans on the way to repair the damage road at Toong area in North Sikkim on Friday,23 September 2011, after a 6.9-magnitude earthquake hit the region 18 September 2011. Rescue teams backed by army sappers using explosives tried to force their way to the remote epicentre of a powerful Himalayan earthquake that killed 67 people in India, Nepal and Tibet. Before the grim search for more victims can even begin, the main challenge is to reach the isolated, mountainous impact zone on the border between India"s northeastern Sikkim state and Nepal after the quake

Bhuddist monks lead a mass prayer at Karmapa International Buddhist Institute (KIBI) for victims of the 6.9 magnitude earthquake at northeastern state of Sikkim, in New Delhi on Wednesday, 21 September 2011.

Bhuddist monks lead a mass prayer at Karmapa International Buddhist Institute (KIBI) for victims of the 6.9 magnitude earthquake at northeastern state of Sikkim, in New Delhi on Wednesday, 21 September 2011.

Police Arrest Gujarat riots 2002 victims supporter & social activist Mallika Sarabhai during the protest against Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi"s "Sadbhavana Mission" in Ahmedabad on Sunday, 18 September 2011.

Police Arrest Gujarat riots 2002 victims supporter and social activist Mallika Sarabhai during the protest against Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi"s "Sadbhavana Mission" in Ahmedabad on Sunday, 18 September 2011.

Bhuddist monks, Foreigner & Indian lead a mass prayer at the Karmapa International Buddhist Institute (KIBI) for victims of the 6.9 magnitude earthquake at northeastern state of Sikkim, in New Delhi on Wednesday, 21 September 2011.

All India Anti-Terrorist Front President M S Bitta along with the families of Delhi High Court blast victims participates in an all religious prayer meeting organised for the departed souls, in New Delhi on Tuesday, 20 September 2011.

All India Anti-Terrorist Front President M S Bitta along with the families of Delhi High Court blast victims participates in an all religious prayer meeting organised for the departed souls, in New Delhi on Tuesday, 20 September 2011.

Chief Minister of Delhi Sheila DIskhit visit to see the victims of bomb blast at Ram Manohar Lohia hospital in New Delhi, India on Wednesday, 07 September 2011. At least 11 people were killed and 57 injured when a bomb apparently hidden in a suitcase exploded outside the High Court. Harkat-ul-Jehadi Islami (HuJI), an Islamist militant outfit based in Pakistan and Bangladesh, claimed responsibility for the attack, the deadliest in India in nearly two months, prompting a nation-wide alert.

Students of Government JBT Schhol, Dharamshala holding a playcard during the rally to pay tribute to the Mumbai blast victims at Dharamshala on Wednesday, 20 July 2011.

Students of Government JBT Schhol, Dharamshala holding a playcard during the rally to pay tribute to the Mumbai blast victims at Dharamshala on Wednesday, 20 July 2011.

Students of Government JBT Schhol, Dharamshala holding a playcard during the rally to pay tribute to the Mumbai blast victims at Dharamshala on Wednesday, 20 July 2011.

Students of Government JBT Schhol, Dharamshala holding a playcard during the rally to pay tribute to the Mumbai blast victims at Dharamshala on Wednesday, 20 July 2011.

Students of Government JBT Schhol, Dharamshala holding a playcard during the rally to pay tribute to the Mumbai blast victims at Dharamshala on Wednesday, 20 July 2011.

K P S Gill, Advisor Indian Hockey Federation, Former DGP, Punjab and M.S.Bitta, Chairman of Anti Terrorist Front with families of the victims of Parliament attacks & Delhi blasts, pays tribute to the victims of recent Mumbai Serial Bomb Blast, during the press conference to demanding death sentence for Mohd. Afzal Guru, Davinder Pal Singh Bhullar and Kasab, in New Delhi on Tuesday, 19 July 2011.

Members of Akhil Bharatiya Muslim Yuva Atankwad Virodhi Samiti take out a candle light march in memory of the victims of recent Mumbai serial bomb blasts at Jantar Mantar, in New Delhi on Tuesday, 19 July 2011.

Members of Akhil Bharatiya Muslim Yuva Atankwad Virodhi Samiti take out a candle light march in memory of the victims of recent Mumbai serial bomb blasts at Jantar Mantar, in New Delhi on Tuesday, 19 July 2011.

Children lights candle in a march to pay respects to the victims of the blasts and their families in Mumbai on Saturday, 16 July 2011.

A boy lights candle in a march to pay respects to the victims of the blasts and their families in Mumbai on Saturday, 16 July 2011.

A boy lights candle in a march to pay respects to the victims of the blasts and their families in Mumbai on Saturday, 16 July 2011.

Local people participate in a candle march for pay respects to the victims of the blasts and their families in Mumbai on Saturday, 16 July 2011.

Children lights candle in a march to pay respects to the victims of the blasts and their families in Mumbai on Saturday, 16 July 2011.

Citizen from India & Pakistan formed a human chain to offer condolence & sympathies toward victims of Mumbai bomb blast, at rajghat in New Delhi on Saturday, 16 July 2011.Three simultaneous blasts killed 20 people and injured dozens more in Mumbai on July 13, in the deadliest attack on India"s commercial capital since the traumatic 2008 assault by Islamist militants.