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No headway in talks
on Tulbul
NEW DELHI, Nov 5 — India and Pakistan agreed to continue discussions for finding an amicable solution to the Tulbul navigation project as no breakthrough could be achieved today with the two sides sticking to their respective positions during their talks.

2 Pak flying machines seized in Rajouri
Plot to blow up defence installations
JAMMU, Nov 5 — The police has foiled a Pakistan plan of blowing up VIP convoys and vital security and defence installations with the seizure of two mini-flying machines. The two flying machines were found in the Kalakot forest belt of Rajouri district during a search operation launched by the police.
Lieut-Col Edward Gopsill and Havildar M. S. Thapa go down memory lane at a reunion of 1 Gorkha organised at Subathu, near Solan, on Thursday.
Lieut-Col Edward Gopsill and Havildar M. S. Thapa go down memory lane at a reunion of 1 Gorkha organised at Subathu, near Solan, on Thursday. — Tribune photo by Gautam Singh.

Reunion brings out youth in them
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Rajasthan, Delhi poll: SAD not to contest
NEW DELHI, Nov 5 — In a strategic move, the Shiromani Akali Dal today decided not to contest the coming assembly elections in Delhi and Rajasthan and instead support its alliance partner, the BJP.


Tribune Matrimonials
Leaders’ sons, wives in Cong list
NEW DELHI, Nov 5 — After several days of discussion, the Congress today released first list of over 270 candidates from Madhya Pradesh and 176 from Rajasthan for the forthcoming assembly elections in which relatives of senior leaders figure prominently.		 BJP "unveils" Cong links with Romesh

Rs 100-cr aid for Khalsa festival
NEW DELHI, Nov 5 — The Prime Minister, Mr Atal Behari Vajpayee, today announced a grant of Rs 100 crore for the tercentenary celebrations of the birth of the Khalsa all over the country and also decided to request foreign governments to loan Sikh relics for exhibition among other programmes.

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Gill hits out at Punjab's policies
LUDHIANA, Nov 5 — In a severe indictment of the Punjab Government, Dr Manohar Singh Gill, Chief Election Commissioner, today criticised the state government's policies, which were leading to 'stagnation' rather than development on various fronts.


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