Pankaj Advani (902 bytes)
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10: | [[July 24]], [[1985]]

Lal Krishna Advani (3529 bytes)
1: [[Image:Advani.jpg|right|]]
2: ...r 8]], 1927/1929, [[Karachi]]) is an [[India]]n politician.
4: ... party due to the latter's old age and failing health.
6: ...scribes him as "one of BJP's most prominent [[hardliner]]s".
8: ... could be held when the Gujarat Assembly was dissolved.

Venkaiah Naidu (1492 bytes)
1: [[Category:Indian politicians]]
4: ...The post was taken up by [[Lal Krishna Advani|L K Advani]].
6: Naidu was installed as BJP president after [[Krishnamurthy]] quit in [[2002]].
8: ...nopposed for a full 3 year term which was eventually cut short.
10: ...]. At that time, he was addressing an election rally nearby and escaped unhurt.

Leader of the Opposition (India) (255 bytes)
1: ...nized as the [[Official Opposition (India)|Official Opposition]].
3: ...current Leader of the Opposition is [[Lal Krishna Advani]].

Outstanding Parliamentarian Award (508 bytes)
1: ... an outstanding sitting Member of the [[Indian Parliament]]. It was instituted in [[1995]].
4: *[[1995]] - Shri [[Chandrashekhar]]
6: *[[1997]] - Shri [[Pranab Mukherjee]]
7: *[[1998]] - Shri [[S. Jaipal Reddy]]
8: *[[1999]] - Shri [[Lal Krishna Advani]]

Bharatiya Janata Party (3526 bytes)
1: ...ifferences in the Janata Party resulted in the collapse of its government in [[1979]].
3: Founder (of BJS): [[Syama Prasad Mookerjee]] ([[1901]]-[[1953]])
5: [[Image:BJPLogo.jpg|right|The logo of BJP]]
6: ...ht|[[Lok Sabha]] elections [[2004]], click for full image]]
9: * [[Lal Krishna Advani]] - [[2004]]-([[2007]])

Krishna (disambiguation) (849 bytes)
2: [[Krishna]] is a [[Hindu deities|Hindu diety]] and th...
4: '''People named Krishna''''
5: ... and [[Leader of the Opposition]] in the 14th [[Lok Sabha]].
6: ...ra Bhattacharya]], a [[Hindu philosopher]] at [[Calcutta University]].
7: ...[Karnataka]], former [[Chief Minister]] of Karnataka and current [[Governor]] of [[Maharashtra]].

Vishwanath Pratap Singh (2294 bytes)
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8: ! Place of Birth:
9: | [[Allahabad]], [[Uttar Pradesh|U.P]]
11: ! bgcolor="#efefef" colspan="2" | [[Prime Minister of India]]

National Human Rights Commission (1284 bytes)
1: [[India]]'s '''National Human Rights Commission''' was set up under the ...
4: ...is constituted by the [[Government of India|central government]] and comprises:
8: ...knowledge of or practical experience in matters relating to human rights
10: ...ed Castes and Scheduled Tribes]] and the [[National Commission for Women]] are deemed to be Members o...
13: #Hon'ble Dr. [[Justice A.S. Anand]], Chairperson

Kal Ho Naa Ho (1742 bytes)
1: ...er, set in [[New York City]]. It was released worldwide on November 27, 2003.
3: ...director's muse [[Kajol]] and her cousin [[Rani Mukherji]] in the song "Maahi Ve".
5: ...busters [[Kuch Kuch Hota Hai]] and [[Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham]], using many of the same actors.
7: ...al sequence taking place in the streets in New York.
9: The title of this movie may be translated to "Tomorrow may be there, or might not be th...

List of people by name: Ad (6630 bytes)
1: {{List of people A}}
4: === Adac - Adal ===
5: *[[Adachi Hatazo]], (1890-1947), Lieutenant general and Japanese commander in [[New Guinea]]
6: *[[Adachi Kagemori]], (died 1248), Japanese warrior
8: *[[Adalbert of Prague]], (circa 956-997), saint

Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (6293 bytes)
1: ...movement, to head the [[Government of India|central government of India]].
5: ...], [[Indian philosophy]] and [[Culture of India|culture]], or [[ethics]].
8: ...er an investigation and the ban was lifted the following year.
10: ... prevention of [[discrimination]] against [[Caste|lower castes]].
12: ...ey of India in [[2003]] concluded that a temple like structure existed at the site prior to the const...

2000s in India (3146 bytes)
4: ...90s in India|1990s]] - '''[[2000s|2000s in the world]]''' - [[2010s in India|2010s]] [[2020s in India...
9: == The decade as a whole ==
11: ...e "2000s". Use of the term ''elsewhere'' may result in confusion.
12: ...in Wikipedia, the wording "2000s decade" is much clearer than "2000s".
13: ...bout until the decade has ended, but a few possibilities are:

Hindutva (7441 bytes)
3: ... the [[Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh]], [[Bajrang Dal]] and the [[Vishwa Hindu Parishad]].
5: ...]s considered to be an [[avatar]] of [[God]] himself. The [[Babri Mosque|mosque]] was destroyed by a...
7: ==Definition and etymology==
9: ...luding the content of [[Culture of India|Indian culture and heritage]].
11: ... defined the [[Hindu]] faith as follows for [[legal]] purposes:

1998 in India (6349 bytes)
1: ''See also:''
5: [[Timeline of Indian history]].
9: ...ebruary 16]] as the starting date of the general elections.
10: *[[January 11]] - [[Sonia Gandhi]] launches her election campaign at [[Sriperumbudur]], where her hu...
11: ...h the schedule of [[BJP]] president [[Lal Krishna Advani]]'s campaign in the city.

2004 in India (8982 bytes)
1: ''See also:''
5: [[Timeline of Indian history]].
10: ===Politics===
11: * [[January 17]] - The national executive of the [[Bharatiya Janata Party|BJP]] m...
12: ...s to ally with the ruling [[National Democratic Alliance]].

Ayodhya (3121 bytes)
1: ...utthaya]] for the Thai city, province and ancient kingdom.''
3: ..., 345 miles east of [[New Delhi]]. Ayodhya literally means ''not to be warred against''.
5: ...indus and Muslims that killed more than 2,000 people.
7: ...e-existed the Babri, apparently destroyed by Mughal invaders.
9: ...ather of [[Rama Chandra]], more commonly known as Lord [[Rama]], an [[avatar]] of the Hindu god [[Vis...

Mata Amritanandamayi (8267 bytes)
3: ...l village of Parayakadavu, near [[Kollam]], [[Kerala]] and is a [[humanitarian]] and a revered [[sain...
5: ...a', 'Mataji', and the 'embodiment of the primordial, supreme consciousness, the Paramatman'.
9: ...gaged in many [[spiritual]] and [[charity|charitable]] activities.
11: ===International events===
13: ...ago]]: speech at the "[[Parliament of the World Religions]]" 100th Anniversary

List of people from Karnataka (4201 bytes)
1: ...they were well-known during the peak of their popularity.
7: * [[Dr. Rajkumar]]
8: * [[Girish Karnad]]
9: * [[Puttana Kanagal]]
10: * [[Girish Kasaravalli]]

List of snooker players (4068 bytes)
2: This is a '''list of professional snooker players''':
9: *[[Shokat Ali]]
10: *[[Ian Anderson (snooker player)|Ian Anderson]]
11: *[[Pankaj Advani]]
18: *[[Mark Bennett (snooker player)|Mark Bennett]]

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