Saturday, January 12, 2002, Chandigarh, India

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Army chief warns Pak against N-strike
“We are ready for full-scale war”
New Delhi, January 11
The Chief of Army Staff, Gen S. Padmanabhan, today warned Pakistan in no uncertain terms that if they even mistakenly resorted to a nuclear strike or provoked a conventional war against India, “the perpetrators of such an outrage will be punished so severely that their continuation in any fray will be in doubt”.
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General S. Padmanabhan
Gen. Padmanabhan addresses a Press conference in Delhi on Friday. — Photo Mukesh Aggarwal

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arely an Indian leader's visit to the USA has been able to evoke any significant interest in the American media. Even the official visits of prime ministers have failed to enthuse newspapers or television channels.
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100 Army trucks go up in flames
Ammunition worth crores destroyed

Bikaner, January 11

More than 100 Army trucks, many of them laden with explosives, caught fire and about 1,000 tonnes of ammunition was reduced to ashes in a fire at a temporary ordnance sub-depot in this border district of Rajasthan today, official sources said.

10 Pak soldiers killed on border
Fire exchanged at 50 places
Jammu, January 11
At least 10 Pak soldiers were killed and several others wounded when the Indian forces retaliated to silence the Pak mortar guns across Poonch late this evening. Defence Ministry sources said Pakistan troops resorted to heavy mortar and heavy calibre weapon firing on the six border villages in the Poonch sector.


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Pak asks USA to vacate airbases
Washington, January 11
Much to the disquiet of the USA Pakistani forces have moved its air assets and bombers to two of their four airbases given to the US military for war in Afghanistan, following heightening tension on the Indo-Pak border.

USA steps up vigil
New York, January 11
Amidst reports of rising tension along border between India and Pakistan and growing chances of a military conflict, the USA has intensified surveillance in the region for evidence whether the two countries were deploying their nuclear arsenal.

Pak may ban extremist groups
Islamabad, January 11
Religious extremists and sectarian groups may be banned and their fund-raising for the cause of jehad blocked, the Minister of Religious and Minorities Affairs Mahmud Ahmed Ghazi hinted.

Parliament attackers' bodies buried
New Delhi, January 11
After 28 days of lying unclaimed in the hospital’s mortuary, the bodies of the five slain terrorists during the December 13 attack on Parliament House were today buried amid tight security in a graveyard near Delhi Gate here this evening.

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Blast in high court complex
Srinagar, January 11
A powerful grenade, aimed at a security vehicle, missed the target and exploded in the compound of the heavily-guarded Jammu and Kashmir High Court here today, official sources said. Elsewhere in the state, six militants and a civilian were among seven persons killed in two encounters, they said.


Stung, Balian quits SAD
To contest as Independent from Sangrur
Sangrur, January 11
Protesting against the allotment of the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) ticket from Sangrur to Mr Sanmukh Singh Mokha, an Akali leader from Sunam, Mr Ranjit Singh Balian, Minister of State for Housing and Urban Development, Punjab, and MLA from Sangrur, today announced his resignation from the post of Minister of State as well as the primary membership of the party (SAD).

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