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		<title>Bakarvadi or Bhakhar Badi</title>
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		<description>Pune has a famous mithai shop known as Chitale Bandhu. One of its famous products is Bakarvadi and this year it found its way to Australia. It is nice, provided you don&amp;#39;t find any foreign objects inside. Today I tried a northern imitator from Bikano called  Bhakhar Badi . Its box proclaims, in typical Indian English (which is often stingy with articles): A Quality product in the great Indian tradition of hospitability (sic), made from best of ingredients, hygienically processed, especially packed for long shelf life and freshness of flavour. It was quite edible, although it had more dough than filling compared to the genuine article from Pune. Check it out.  </description>
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		<title>Zia Hussain</title>
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		<description>Zia Hussain is a Pakistani singer who lives in Sydney.  Recently he launched a new song called  Titly  which has been featured on several music websites. I think he has a great voice.  Check it out (http://www.epakimusic.net/Music/EPM/Underground%20Artists%20%26%20Bands/Zia%20Hussain/Upcoming/Titly%5BePakimusic.net%5D.mp3). Also check out the site that hosts this song: EPakiMusic (http://www.epakimusic.net).net.</description>
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		<title>Indians Killed in US College Massacre</title>
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		<description> We would like to extend our condolences to the family of Minal Panchal of Mumbai, who was one of 33 students shot in the recent massacre in Virginia, USA. Many Orkut members left a note in her scrapbook via her profile before it was deleted. Over 22,000 messages were left by mourners. Also killed in the same incident was Professor GV Loganathan from India. Our thoughts are also with his family.  </description>
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		<title>Diwali Fair in Melbourne</title>
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		<description>Melbourne, 16 October 2006. Thousands of people celebrated the first of two Diwali events in Melbourne last night. Held at Sandown racecourse, the Diwali Fair featured food stalls and commercial and cultural enterprises. </description>
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