Thursday,
February 17, 2000, Chandigarh, India Six Pak troops killed in Poonch 4 Indian soldiers die in clash JAMMU, Feb 16 Six Pakistani and four Indian soldiers were killed in an encounter in Poonch district late last night. Defence sources said a patrol party of the Army was moving close to the Line of Control in Dehari village in the Mandhar subsector of Poonch district when Pakistani soldiers fired on them. Three Indian soldiers were killed on the spot and one was reported missing. But Pakistan has said that missing soldiers body was across the border. Pakistan will handover the dead body tomorrow at Chakla post in the Pallanwalla sector at 1 p.m. |
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Red-tapism harming Army:
Malik Somewhere in the Western Sector, Feb 16 Army chief Gen V. P. Malik has made a veiled attack on bureaucratic red-tapism, saying procedural delays rather than fund constraints were coming in the way of building the countrys military preparedness. Shoot
orders in Bihar |
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Govt not to reopen hawala
case CVC puts 77 IRS officers on website NEW DELHI, Feb 16 The government tonight ruled out reopening of the Jain hawala case and termed as false and baseless reports that unaccounted money had been detected from prominent political leaders, including four Union Ministers, earlier discharged by court in the scam. IAS
officer jailed for graft Triangular
contest on the cards BJP
disowns remarks on farm tax |
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