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Pretoria seeks tapes, FIR
NEW DELHI,
April 10 — Even as South Africa today formally
sought access to the tapes allegedly containing the
conversation between South African cricket captain Hansie
Cronje and the Indian bookie, suggesting the fixing of
matches between the two countries, India undertook a
damage control exercise stating that “ the law will
take its own course”.
NAM
agrees to debar Pak
CARTAGENA
(Colombia), April 10 — In a diplomatic triumph for
India, the non-aligned Foreign Ministers today agreed
that Pakistan and other military-ruled states should be
debarred from its membership but left a final decision on
the issue for the summit in Dhaka next year.
Pak
build-up along Sir Creek
NEW DELHI, April 10 — Pakistan has reportedly moved
its troops and militants in considerable strength close
to border with India in the Sir Creek area off Gujarat,
raising questions about the military regime’s
intentions.
Farooq
threatens to quit
JAMMU,
April 10 — The Budget session of the state Assembly
ended here today with the Chief Minister, Dr Farooq
Abdullah, holding out a threat that he would quit in case
the Centre reopened the Kashmir issue during talks with
the separatists, including the Hurriyat Conference
leaders.
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CBI
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April 10, 2000 |
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3
ballistic missiles found in Rajouri
April 9, 2000 |
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Cronje
in match-fixing racket
April 8, 2000 |
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Life
term for Nawaz Sharif
April 7, 2000 |
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Rabri
granted bail, Laloo sent to jail
April 6, 2000 |
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CBI
chargesheets Laloo, Rabri
April 5, 2000 |
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Seven
killed in police firing
April 4, 2000 |
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Power
costlier in urban Haryana
April 3, 2000 |
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RBI
cuts bank rate, CRR
April
2, 2000 |
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Special
economic zones proposed
April
1, 2000 |
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