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Sir, you have enough time. Why don’t you solve inter-state disputes also?
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Arvinder Singh, from Silver Spring, joins in an inter-faith memorial service at the Lincoln Memorial on Sunday in Washington. The memorial, for the victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks, was sponsored by the Afghan-American community and was a fund-raiser for the American Red Cross.
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Security forces to turn heat on J&K ultras
New Delhi, September 24
Security forces stationed in Jammu and Kashmir are preparing ground to launch an all-out offensive against the mercenaries and militants holed up in different parts of the disturbed state.
Grenade
attack on BSF camp
Srinagar, September 24
At least two BSF personnel were injured
when militants fired about six grenades towards their camp in the
high-security Karan Nagar area of the city today while elsewhere in the
state, nine militants, including two Pakistani intruders, were among 13
persons killed overnight.
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Nationalise
rivers, says Haryana
Punjab opposes RBO
New Delhi, September 24
The Punjab and Haryana
governments today expectedly expressed diametrically opposite
views on the allocation of water between various states in the
country at the second meeting of the Working Group of National
Water Resources Council here.
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USA
lifts sanctions partially
September 24, 2001
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India won’t add to Pak problems: Jaswant
September 23, 2001
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Taliban
reject US ultimatum
September 22, 2001
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Clerics ask Laden to leave Afghanistan
September 21, 2001
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Taliban ready for talks
September 20, 2001
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Taliban set terms
September 19, 2001
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Taliban
refuse to hand over Bin Laden
September 18, 2001
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USA gears up for war; Taliban firm on Laden
September 17, 2001
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US marines
reach Pak to target Laden
September 16, 2001
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USA prepares for war
September 15, 2001
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USA mounts pressure on Pak
September 14, 2001
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Afghan opposition forces claim to have seized more
territory from the Taliban in northern Afghanistan and could soon threaten the strategic city of Mazar-i-Sharif.
The
UN special envoy to
Afghanistan has met the former King of Afghanistan, Mohammad Zahir Shah, in
Rome
to discuss possible leadership coalitions that could be formed to guide the country back to peace.
