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Tollywood actor Ambareesh during the final of Celebrity Cricket League 2013 in Bangalore on Sunday, 10 March 2013.

Ashley Rebello, Designer & Stylist during the launch of book Pink or Black 2 by Tishaa Khosla in New Delhi on Tuesday, 13 December 2012.

Author Tishaa Khosla & Ashley Rebello, Designer & Stylist during the launch of book Pink or Black 2 in New Delhi on Tuesday, 13 December 2012.

Author Tishaa Khosla & Ashley Rebello, Designer & Stylist during the launch of book Pink or Black 2 in New Delhi on Tuesday, 13 December 2012.

Freed Italian tour guide Paolo Bosusco who was taken hostage by Maoist rebels, gestures during a press conference at a guest house in the eastern Indian city of Bhubaneswar April 12, 2012.

United Liberation Front of Assam (ULFA) Senior Leaders Chitrabon Hazarika, Sasha Choudhary & Pradip Gogoi addresses media representatives in New Delhi on August 5, 2011.A rebel group blamed for more than 500 bomb blasts in the past three decades in India"s Assam state held its first peace talks with the government in New Delhi, Home Ministry officials said.

Fashion Designer’s Ashley Rebello with Bollywood Actor Raveena Tondon & Rocky S pose for the photographers during the Valentine Day Celebration ‘Dheemi Local: Pyaar-90s Ishtyle’ by Radio Mirchi at Oberoi Mall in Mumbai on Saturday, 12 December 2011.

Bollywood Actor Maradona Rebello poses for the photographers during the book launch ‘Urban Shots’ about 29 Urban Tales by 13 Writers, in Mumbai on Wednesday, 17 November 2010.

Bollywood Actors Suchitra Pillai; Kainaz Motivala; Maradona Rebello with Nauheed Cyrusi and Authors display book during its launch ‘Urban Shots’ about 29 Urban Tales by 13 Writers, in Mumbai on Wednesday, 17 November 2010.

Bollywood Actors Suchitra Pillai; Kainaz Motivala; Maradona Rebello display book during its launch ‘Urban Shots’ about 29 Urban Tales by 13 Writers, in Mumbai on Wednesday, 17 November 2010.

Bollywood Actor Maradona Rebello poses for the photographers during the press conference of their film ‘Dunno Y Na Jaane Kyun’, in Mumbai on Wednesday, 10 November 2010.

Bollywood Actors Kapil Sharma; Hazel Croney and Maradona Rebello pose for the photographers during the press conference of their film ‘Dunno Y Na Jaane Kyun’, in Mumbai on Wednesday, 10 November 2010.

Bollywood Actors Kapil Sharma and Maradona Rebello pose for the photographers during the press conference of their film ‘Dunno Y Na Jaane Kyun’, in Mumbai on Wednesday, 10 November 2010.

Bollywood Actor Maradona Rebello poses for the photographers during the premiere of film ‘Pankh’ in Mumbai on Thursday, 01 April 2010.

Bollywood Actor Maradona Rebello poses for the photographers during the premiere of film ‘Pankh’ in Mumbai on Thursday, 01 April 2010.

Bollywood Actor Amit Purohit; Director Sudipto Chattopadhyaya and Maradona Rebello pose for the photographers during the premiere of film ‘Pankh’ in Mumbai on Thursday, 01 April 2010.

Bollywood Actors Maradona Rebello and Amit Purohit pose for the photographers during the premiere of film ‘Pankh’ in Mumbai on Thursday, 01 April 2010.

Bollywood Actor Maradona Rebello poses for the photographers during the premiere of film ‘Pankh’ in Mumbai on Thursday, 01 April 2010.

ULFA Publicity Secretary Mithinga Daimary surrounded by media after coming out of Central Jail as special TADA (Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (preventive) Act) court sanctions bail in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 February 2010. A special anti-terror court Tuesday released on bail two top separatist leaders of the outlawed United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), a move seen as an attempt by the government to help push the rebels towards peace talks. Mithinga Daimary who was captured in Bhutan during Operation All Clear in 2003 and later handed over to India.

ULFA Publicity Secretary Mithinga Daimary comes out of Central Jail as special TADA (Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (preventive) Act) court sanctions bail in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 February 2010. A special anti-terror court Tuesday released on bail two top separatist leaders of the outlawed United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA), a move seen as an attempt by the government to help push the rebels towards peace talks. Mithinga Daimary who was captured in Bhutan during Operation All Clear in 2003 and later handed over to India.

Arms and ammunition belonging Karbi Longri National Liberation Front (KLNLF) militants being display during an arms laying ceremony at the Diphu, in Karbi Anglong district, Guwahati on Thursday,11 February 2010. Above 400 KLNLF cadres, including the outfit’s chairman Habe Tokbi have surrendered and entered in to a ceasefire agreement with the government of India but they will not enter into politics stated by Rajak Dera, the Public Secretary of KNLF. After the ceasefire all the surrendered rebels will stay in designated camps.

Songja Timung, Commander-in-Chief of Karbi Longri National Liberation Front (KLNLF) militants hold gun during an arms laying ceremony at the Diphu, in Karbi Anglong district, Guwahati on Thursday, 11 February 2010. Above 400 KLNLF cadres, including the outfit’s chairman Habe Tokbi have surrendered and entered in to a ceasefire agreement with the government of India but they will not enter into politics stated by Rajak Dera, the Public Secretary of KNLF. After the ceasefire all the surrendered rebels will stay in designated camps.

Karbi Longri National Liberation Front (KNLF) cadres shake hands during an arms laying ceremony at the Diphu, in Karbi Anglong district, Guwahati on Thursday,11 February 2010. Above 400 KLNLF cadres, including the outfit’s chairman Habe Tokbi have surrendered and entered in to a ceasefire agreement with the government of India but they will not enter into politics stated by Rajak Dera, the Public Secretary of KNLF. After the ceasefire all the surrendered rebels will stay in designated camps.

Karbi Longri National Liberation Front (KNLF) cadres after laying down their arms during a special arms decommissioning ceremony at the Diphu, in Karbi Anglong district, Guwahati on Thursday, 11 February 2010. Above 400 KLNLF cadres, including the outfit’s chairman Habe Tokbi have surrendered and entered in to a ceasefire agreement with the government of India but they will not enter into politics stated by Rajak Dera, the Public Secretary of KNLF. After the ceasefire all the surrendered rebels will stay in designated camps.

Arms and ammunition belonging Karbi Longri National Liberation Front (KLNLF) militants being display during an arms laying ceremony at the Diphu, in Karbi Anglong district, Guwahati on Thursday,11 February 2010. Above 400 KLNLF cadres, including the outfit’s chairman Habe Tokbi have surrendered and entered in to a ceasefire agreement with the government of India but they will not enter into politics stated by Rajak Dera, the Public Secretary of KNLF. After the ceasefire all the surrendered rebels will stay in designated camps.

Arms and ammunition belonging Karbi Longri National Liberation Front (KLNLF) militants being display during an arms laying ceremony at the Diphu, in Karbi Anglong district, Guwahati on Thursday,11 February 2010. Above 400 KLNLF cadres, including the outfit’s chairman Habe Tokbi have surrendered and entered in to a ceasefire agreement with the government of India but they will not enter into politics stated by Rajak Dera, the Public Secretary of KNLF. After the ceasefire all the surrendered rebels will stay in designated camps.

A deserted flyover during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

Security personnel checking vehicles during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

Security personnel checking bag of a commuter during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

Security personnel checking vehicles during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

Security personnel keep vigil during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

Foreigners return to their hometown after 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

A deserted flyover during 12-Hour bandh called by the United Liberation Front of Asom (ULFA) to protest against alleged killing of its cadres and members of other militant groups by security forces in the state in Guwahati on Thursday, 25 June 2009. ULFA declares 12-Hour bandh statewide on Thursday (June 25) alleging that 28th battalion cadres Debojit Chetia and Durlabh Bora were killed in army custody and not in the encounter in Samoguri on Sunday. ULFA said the rebel duo was held by army on June 10 as they were proceeding towards Karbi Anglong. According to the statement, more than 17 NDFB rebels were killed in their custody and were published as encounter.

General Secretary of Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI-M) Prakash Karat addresses at a press conference in New Delhi on Friday, 24 April 2009. Karat expressed deep concern at the plight of thousands of Tamil civilians who are trapped in the war zone of northern Sri Lanka. Karat demanded Sri Lankan government should heed the call of the UN Security Council and take urgent measures, including cessation of hostilities and rescue civilians who are being forcibly held by the LTTE rebels.