MUMBAI: Star One‘s Nach Baliye 2, the exciting new show featuring 10 of the celebrity couples on Indian Television, enters its second week on 2 October 2006 at 8.30 pm. The 10 couples will swivel to ‘village numbers‘ from Bollywood.

Watch the sensuous Shweta Tiwari pirouette on ‘Radha Kaise Na Jale‘ from Lagaan and Hiten romance Gauri in Mela‘s ‘Kamariya Lachke Re‘.

Will Shweta and Raja recreate magic of their previous performance? Will the mavericks of Western Dancing- Tanaaz and Bakhtyaar cope up with Indian dance terms? Will anyone get a perfect score and Saroj Khan‘s coveted ‘seeti‘? This week‘s show kicks off with a performance by Rohit and Mansi Roy grooving to Amitabh and Jaya Pradha‘s super-hit ‘Gori Hai Kalaiyan‘ from Aaj Ka Arjun.

Will it be couple no.one- Narayani Shastri and Gaurav Chopraa?or the energetic and talented couple no. two- Gauri and Yash Tonk? Will Ketaki and Rasik be voted out or will it be Hiten and Gauri that bid adieu. Watch the excitement unfold as India votes for their favourite Nach Baliye 2 couple!!!

Judged by an eminent panel of that includes the hugely talented choreographer Saroj Khan, the gorgeous dance sensation Malaika Arora Khan and ace director Kunal Kohli, Nach Baliye 2 returns with yet another exciting season of the show that made a phenomenal entry into Indian households last year, capturing the hearts of millions of viewers.

The performance episode of Nach Baliye 2 will air every Monday at 8:30 pm, showcasing the exciting competition between the 10 celebrity jodis. The reality episodes, which will air every Friday at 8:00 pm, will provide a sneak-peak of the rehearsals and other aspects of the lives of the celebrities. A new addition to the Nach Baliye this year is the voting special, which airs every Tuesday at 8:00 pm.

Tune-in to Star One on Monday, 2 October at 8:30 pm ? Pick your favourite Jodi? Vote? and join in all the madness and masti of Nach Baliye 2!

MUMBAI:In an exclusive interview to NDTV from Muzaffarabad in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir, Syed Salauddin, the Chief of Kashmir‘s largest indigenous militant group, the Hizbul Mujahideen, has said the joint anti terror mechanism set up by Indian and Pakistan, does not apply to Hizbul Mujahideen and other terror groups that are "fighting for freedom in Kashmir and are not terrorists".

Quoting Pakistan‘s Foreign Office spokesperson Syed Salauddin said, "Therefore, this (joint anti terror mechanism) does not apply to them-they have a different status", he said.

Salauddin also says the onus is on the Government of India, to announce a ceasefire, but that it needs to be long term. He said, "There is no sense in a Ramzan ceasefire. It means that for one month, there is no violence but for the rest of the 11 months, occupation forces will continue their killings and so will militants. So if the Indian Govt is sincere, then as a good gesture, they should withdraw their forces to the pre 1989 position and we will stop operations, I assure you.?