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| Syed Shahabuddin is a well known in the political and academic circles as well as in the mass media and does not need an introduction. In his many incarnations he has been a university teacher, a diplomat, who served as an ambassador and a government official who was at the time of his seeking pre-mature retirement, the Joint Secretary in charge of South East Asia, the Indian Ocean and the Pacific in the Ministry of External Affairs. He was a MP for three terms between 1979 and 1996 and made a mark as a Parliamentarian. He has edited Muslim India, the monthly journal of research, documentation and reference from 1983 to 2002 and again from July 2006. He has been a regular contributor on current affairs in the media and a familiar participant in seminars and TV discussions. He has been a member of many learned bodies and associated with several Muslim institutions and organizations. More... |
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Nearly 16 years and a half after its appointment, after holding 399 sittings, and examining nearly 100 witnesses over 48 extensions, Justice, M.S. Liberhan, head of the one main Commission of Inquiry in the Demolition on 6 December 1992, finally submitted its Report to the Prime Minister on 30 June 2009. The Commission worked through 2 years of P.V. Narasimha Raos Government, 5 years of Vajpayees and 5 years of Manmohan Singhs. Neither the NDA nor the UPA ever questioned the long delay by asking the Commission to submit its Report. |
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