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NEWS 2004

UNICEF reuniting children with families (12/04)

Bollywood wants to help tsunami victims (12/04)

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Amitabh ready to help tsunami victims (12/04)

Celebrities lend support to tsunami victims (12/04)

HFB launches Disaster Relief Taskforce (12/04)

Tsunami survivors flood camps in India (12/04)

Children suffering in relief camps (12/04)

UNICEF aid flights to disaster zone (12/04)

The struggle to reach remote Maldivian Islands (12/04)

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DEC launches Tsunami Earthquake Appeal (12/04)

United Nations aids Asian tsunami survivors (12/04)

UNICEF calls for urgent aid for Asian Quake Victims

Children account for one third of victims (12/04)

Asia Quake appeal launched by Worldvision (12/04)

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HFB seeks religious hate crime monitoring (12/04)

Mahima urges fans to kick the meat habit (12/04)

Muslim Scholar's USA Visa Revoked (12/04)

Morris Inquiry calls for modernisation of MPS

HFB supports Neasden Mandir & VHP (12/04)

Mayor appoints Muslim Human Rights Adviser

Redbridge celebrates 4th Community Awards (12/04)

Engineers can now speak 100 languages (12/04)

Hiding Women is backward says Musharraf (12/04)

Amitabh Bachchan appointed Ambassador by Nelson Mandela (12/04)

Honey Kalaria awarded a Doctorate (11/04)

CAB welcome new Equality Commission (11/04)

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Attacks on Bangladeshi Hindus condemned (11/04)

Vanishing Herds Ball raises £25K for Wildlife (11/04)

Wreath laying for South Asian Volunteers (11/04)

OBV Councillor Shadowing Scheme launched (11/04)

Barnardo's wins at British Diversity Awards (10/04)

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New measures to end Forced Marriages (10/04)

Baldev Singh wins top Teaching Award (10/04)

Amitabh Bachchan - 'Hottest Vegetarian Alive' (10/04)

Civil Service numbers up, but diversity is OK (10/04)

CRE Chair breaks first fast of Ramadan (10/04)

Hindu Forum welcomes more ethnic judges (10/04)

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Charity Commission wants to hear from Asians (10/04)

Indian VSO Volunteer heads overseas (01/04)

Asian Youth debate Media, Career & Charity (09/04)

Michael Howard: Getting A Grip on Asylum (09/04)

Asian Elders facing a bleak future (09/04)

Asian Magistrate for Leicester (09/04)

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UK Asian Soccer Championship 2004

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Morris Inquiry publishes MPS Survey Results (09/04)

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Windrush Achievement Awards 2004 (06/04)

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Queen's Awards for Asian Community Heroes (06/04)

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AWA Awards 2004 - Winners (05/04)

Hindu Forum supported by major political parties (05/04)

EMMA Awards 2004 run into controversy (05/04)

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New Research on BME Architecture Students (05/04)

Jack Straw on The 'South Asian Dynamic' (05/04)

Charles Clarke launches Citizenship Project (05/04)

Asians form a coalition against BNP (05/04)

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Royal Society - Asian Role Models in Science (05/04)

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Asian Jewel Awards 2004 - Midlands Winners (04/04)

Pakistani woman reaches the North Pole (04/04)

EMMA Awards 2004 Finalists (04/04)

Asian Women of Achievement Awards 2004 - Finalists (04/04)

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Senior Civil Service more diverse now (04/04)

London launch of new Magistrates Scheme (04/04)

Britain's Leading South Asian Women (04/04)

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Asian Rich List 2004

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Tories attempt to embrace multi-ethnic Britain (03/04)

Immigration Overhaul Announced (03/04)

Hindu Forum of Britain (HFB) launched (03/04)

Windrush Awards 2004 - nominations sought (03/04)

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GR8 Asian Women Achievers (03/04)

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Government claims victory over Asylum fall (02/04)

British & Norwegians discuss Sri Lanka (02/04)

Jemima Khan calls on UK to honour its promises (02/04)

UNICEF apologises to Hindus & Sikhs (02/04)

Mayor hosts conference on French hijab ban (02/04)

Asian Jewel Awards 2004 - Northern Winners (02/04)

British Foreign Secretary to visit India (02/04)

Diversity expert delivers landmark lecture (02/04)

Progress towards full Visa service in Pakistan (02/04)

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New deal on Immigration Offenders (01/04)

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As featured on News Now

AMITABH BACHCHAN - ‘HOTTEST VEGETARIAN ALIVE’
(20 October 2004)

Amitabh Bachchan. Photo Copyright of Atul Kasbekar.Bollywood hero Amitabh Bachchan, whose recent releases Baghban, Deewar, Kyun! Ho Gaya Na, Dev and Lakshya have added to his remarkable string of more than 150 films, and American film and TV star Alicia Silverstone have been voted the winners in People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals’ (PETA) “Hottest Vegetarian Alive” online poll. For Amitabh – known to his legions of adoring fans as the “Big B” – this marks the third straight crowning in the contest’s three-year history.

Amitabh, now 62, continues to rule the Indian film industry. Fellow actor and vegetarian Shahid Kapoor, who recently burst onto the national scene with his debut film Ishq Vishq, gave Amitabh a run for his money, as did cricketer Anil Kumble. Amitabh also received international praise recently for his role in founding the Asian Conservation Awareness Programme, which is dedicated to protecting endangered wildlife and their habitats.

With more than 50,000 visitors casting their votes, Silverstone, a blonde beauty and perennial favourite, captured her title, marking the first time that an international celebrity has won, beating out such formidable competitors as Yana Gupta (last year’s winner), Pamela Anderson and Mandira Bedi.

Long-time PETA pal Alicia Silverstone, best known for her starring roles in the films Clueless and Batman & Robin, as well as the TV series Miss Match and Braceface, made a “debut” of a different sort in India last year: Thousands of postcards featuring her in a curve-hugging pleather “Batgirl” suit – like the one she wore in Batman & Robin – along with a plea not to support the cruel leather trade, were placed in the finest restaurants and cafés in Delhi and Mumbai by PETA India staffers.

Other top finishers in this year’s poll included the Evergreen Dev Anand, Bond man Pierce Brosnan and Lord of the Rings star Orlando Bloom in the men’s category and Amrita Rao, Victoria Beckham and Avanti Birla in the women’s. Simpoo, Channel [V]’s animated mascot, finished in the top five. Super-hot model Yana Gupta, from whom Silverstone inherits the crown, also sizzled in a PETA ad when she posed as a mermaid next to the tagline “Fish Are Friends, Not Food”.

“From Bollywood to Hollywood and all places in between, both famous and not-so-famous people are realizing that the best thing they can do for the animals – and themselves – is to adopt a healthy, humane and delicious vegetarian diet”, says PETA India Chief Functionary Anuradha Sawhney.

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