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Edhi’s despair
KARACHI, June 27 : Pakistan's top welfare worker declared in despair today, that he had lost faith in his country and wanted to return to India from where he had migrated after Its petition in 1947. reports Reuter.
'Pakistan has become unfit fdr human beings," Maulana Sattar Edhi said in an emotional statement after the theft of more than 4,500 animal hides due to be sold to help finance his countrywide network of ambulances.
Edhi said gunmen beat ambulance drivers and stole the hides of sheep, goats, cows, buffalo and camels sacrificed In Karachi and Hyderabad during the weekend Muslim festival of Eid-ul Azha.
Police said the thefts were carried out by criminals and political activists who wanted to sell the hides to raise funds for their own organisations.
Diana now a self-assured future Queen
LONDON : ft has been 10 years since Lady Diana Spencer, shy. sheltered and barely 20, married Prince Charles with much of the world watching, reports AP.
The bashful kindergarten teacher has emerged, at 30. as a self-assured future queen, an international celebrity and the royal family's most visible asset.
Her touch has become sure, and personal.
"Her availability to anyone, her openness to other people, her acceptance of others" are part of her appeal, said Janet Laithwaite. training director of the Relate marriage counseling centers, which Diana supports.
Diana appears more down-to-earth than her husband, and more approachable than tradition would allow for her mother-in-law. Queen Elizabeth II.
When 67-year-old Alice Frazier threw her arms around the queen in Washington last May. the queen smiled pleasantly but was clearly happy to disengage.
In Budapest a year earlier, Zsuzsa Goncz. the obviously nervous wife of Hungary's interim president, slipped her hand into Diana's during a state visit, apparently for a little guidance and moral support. Diana took hold.
During her visits to AIDS wards tn Britain and New York she made a point of shaking hands.
"She shook my hand witlyut wearing gloves, and that meanf more to me than anything." said AIDS sufferer Shane Snape after her 1987 visit to a London hospital.
"HIV does not make people dangerous to know, so you can shake their hands and give them a hug: heaven knows they need it." Diana said in London tn April.
Her support has been welcomed.
"Because she is a popular figure who takes an active and positive interest in it. she's making it more normal." said Ben Mcknight of The London Lighthouse, an AIDS and HIV support center. "Other people see her and realize it can be dealt with rationally."
Nehru, Edwina exchanged passionate envelops
LONDON : So "passionate'' was the "special relationship" between Jawaharlal Nehru and Edwina Mountbatten, the wife of the last British Viceroy of India, that "at first, in 1948. they had writing once a week, by 1954 once a fortnight." writes Ms Janet Morgan, historian In "Edwina Mountabatten: a Ufa of her own'. a new biography of Lady Mountabatten. reports PTI.
"My watch still keeps India time". Edwina told Nehru tn a letter written on a flight from Bombay to London in April 1951. as time passed, the relationship became less fevered.
"Ten years" Nehru wrote on march 12.1957. He had been looking through his papers, and described the envelopes in which he had kept each year's letters from her.
■Progressively these annual envelops became thinner, representing fewer letters, and of course my tetter to you during these years followed the same pattern'
Ms Janet Morgan, who had excessive access to Lady Mountabatten's papers, writes "Nehru overworked, lonely, often uncertain, looked to Edwina for companionship and support. Whenever the could, he came to England eight times between 1950 and 1957. His visits were short, but lie always left at last one weekend for Broadlands. It was there, one summer evening, that Mrs Travis, the Mountabattens' archvist, saw them across the fields as she made her way home. Pandit Nehru and Lady Louis, silhouetted gainst the sky They seemed so much at ease that she felt M right to wish them well Mrs Travis waved together, they returned her salute No two people could have looked more in harmony