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Tough Budget ahead: President
Calls for phasing out subsidies
NEW DELHI, Feb 23 — A broad outline of the Union Budget, 2000, which was discernible in the President, Mr K.R. Narayanan’s Address to Parliament today, confirms that it is going to be a tough Budget.

Narayanan endorses CRC
NEW DELHI, Feb 23 — The President, Mr K.R. Narayanan, today endorsed the Government’s decision to set up a broad-based Constitution Review Commission (CRC), saying it had become necessary to examine the experience of the past 50 years to better achieve the ideals enshrined in the Constitution.

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NEW DELHI, Feb 23 — The continuing importance of Moscow in New Delhi’s world view was reflected in the President, Mr K.R. Narayanan’s Address to the joint session of Parliament today.

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The President, Mr K.R. Narayanan, accompanied by the Lok Sabha Speaker, Mr G.M.C. Balayogi, Vice-President Krishan Kant, Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee and Minister for Parliamentary Affairs Pramod Mahajan, arrives to address a joint session of Parliament on the first day of the Budget session on Wednesday.
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Clinton may face threat in Pak
WASHINGTON, Feb 23 — The US secret service fears President Bill Clinton’s life would be in danger if he visits Pakistan next month because the nation’s security service has been heavily infiltrated by anti-American militants, says the Washington Times quoting a senior US official.

USA may lift more sanctions against India
WASHINGTON, Feb 23 — US President Bill Clinton may lift some of the post-Pokhran nuclear tests sanctions against India before his visit to New Delhi next month, The Washington Times reported today.

Jathedar forms panel for WSC
AMRITSAR, Feb 23 — In a significant move, Giani Puran Singh, Jathedar Akal Takht, has constituted a 12-member executive committee to run the affairs of the World Sikh Council. With this, the two warring factions of the WSC stand disbanded. The newly-constituted committee would start functioning immediately under the patronage of Akal Takht.

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