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February 11, 2000, Chandigarh, India Hijack drama ends; 21 held 60 passengers seek asylum LONDON, Feb 10 The five-day hijack drama at Stansted airport abruptly ended this morning with all 150 persons on board the Afghan airliner walking off as the police arrested 19 suspected hijackers and seized some arms and ammunition. A police spokesman said that two more persons were arrested later, bringing the total to 21. |
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Haryana voters must prove
identity NEW DELHI, Feb 10 The Election Commission (EC) today directed that all voters in Haryana, who have been issued electoral identity cards, will have to produce these cards when they come to exercise their franchise for the assembly poll on February 22 while others will have to produce some documentary evidence to establish their identity.
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Flowers in full bloom at the Mughal Gardens in Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi, which will be opened to the public on February 12. Photo Sondeep Shankar
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Mansingh meets US
officials WASHINGTON, Feb 10 Foreign Secretary Lalit Mansingh has met several senior U.S. officials, including White House National Security Adviser Sandy Berger, for a comprehensive exchange of views, going far beyond the limited agenda of finalising President Clintons visit to India next month.
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