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Close ultra camps: Vyas
Time for Pak to change mindset
Wagah (Indo-Pak border), February 10
Expelled Indian Charge d’ Affaires in Pakistan Sudhir Vyas, immediately on crossing the Radcliffe line into India through this only road link between the two countries, called for a change in Pakistan’s attitude and an end to cross-border terrorism to pave the way for bilateral civilised dialogue to resolve their outstanding problems.

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Acting Indian High Commissioner to Pakistan Sudhir Vyas shakes hands with Indian officials after crossing into India on the Wagah border Acting Indian High Commissioner to Pakistan Sudhir Vyas (left) shakes hands with Indian officials after crossing into India on the Wagah border on Monday. — Reuters photo

PM warns against jehadi terror
Atal Behari VajpayeeNew Delhi, February 10
Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee today asserted that the jehadi terrorism had become the principle form of terrorism all over the world and warned the global community against the growing tendency of terrorist outfits to cover their campaign of killings with the cloak of jehad. In video (28k, 56k)

Pak still harbouring ultra outfits: Russia
Moscow, February 10
Russia has charged Pakistan with continuing to harbour numerous extremist and terrorist outfits who are involved in terrorist activities in foreign countries, despite having joined the US-led global anti-terror coalition.

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SAD activists jam traffic
Malout, February 10
While predicting that the days of the Chief Minister, Capt Amarinder Singh, were numbered, the former Chief Minister and President of the SAD, Mr Parkash Singh Badal, alleged that “Raja” instead of working for the welfare of the people of the state was hell bent on spoiling relations of Punjab with Himachal Pradesh for his own vested interests by interfering in the Assembly elections there.
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Shiromani Akali Dal President Parkash Singh Badal and General Secretary Sukhbir Singh Badal lead workers as they jam traffic on the Bathinda-Abohar state highway Shiromani Akali Dal President Parkash Singh Badal and General Secretary Sukhbir Singh Badal lead workers as they jam traffic on the Bathinda-Abohar state highway as part of their Rasta Roko agitation at Malout (Muktsar) on Monday. — Photo Kulbir Beera

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 Software to track criminals
New Delhi, February 10
Alarmed over the dangerously increasing incidents of organised inter-state crime in the country, several state governments are contemplating to put in place a standardised nation-wide computer software to hasten the pace of information dissmination to track criminals.

Tripartite Bodo accord signed
New Delhi, February 10
A historic tripartite agreement was signed today between the Centre, the Assam Government and the Bodo Liberation Tigers clearing the decks for the creation of an autonomous self-governing body the Bodoland Territorial Council.

408 to vie for 68 HP seats
60 opt out of contest on last day of withdrawal
Shimla, February 10
 As many as 60 candidates opted out of the fray on the last day of withdrawals, leaving 408 contestants in the field for 68 Assembly constituencies in the state. In the last assembly elections 369 candidates had entered the arena. 
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