Sunday, May 11, 2003, Chandigarh, India
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Terror must end, India tells US
PM’s peace initiative will pave way for peace: Armitage
New Delhi, May 10
Contrary to forward movement in Indo-Pak relations on the diplomatic front, the political ties between the two estranged neighbours seemed to continue to be in a state of logjam and the 21-hour-long visit of the US Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage today did precious little in reversing this trend.

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US Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage with Mr Atal Behari Vajpayee at the Prime Minister’s residence US Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage with Mr Atal Behari Vajpayee at the Prime Minister’s residence in New Delhi on Saturday. 
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Consensus on Pak, Sonia tells US
New Delhi, May 10
Congress president Sonia Gandhi today told the US Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage that there was a consensus within the country in regard to Indo-Pak relations which was also reflected in the recent discussion in the Lok Sabha. In video (28k, 56k)

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Two judicial officers held
Chandigarh, May 10
The Central Bureau of Investigation today arrested a local Judicial Magistrate (First Class), Mr S.S. Bhardwaj, for accepting a bribe of Rs 7 lakh on behalf of the District and Sessions Judge, Jalandhar, Mr R.M. Gupta, from a litigant here.

Mufti’s kin among 3 killed
Srinagar, May 10
Chief Minister Mufti Mohammed Sayeed’s relative was among three Peoples Democratic Party workers killed in the south Kashmir district of Anantnag late last night.

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PERMANENT SECURITY COUNCIL SEAT
UK backs India’s stand
London, May 10
Britain has once again backed India’s place for a permanent seat in the UN Security Council. British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw during the Sixth Indo-British Round Table here supported stand for a permanent seat at the Security Council.

Kala Afghana declared ‘tankhaiya’
Amritsar, May 10
A Canada-based Sikh scholar, Gurbaksh Singh Kala Afghana, who has authored a set of 10 books, “Bipran Ki Rit Sach Da Marg” has been declared ‘tankhaiya’.

FATEHABAD BYELECTION
Cong factionalism comes to fore
Fatehabad, May 10
“Hum na sudhren gey.” This seems to be the guiding principle of the faction-ridden Haryana Congress which is engaged in a battle for survival in the Fatehabad assembly constituency scheduled to go for a byelection on May 21.

8 die in factory fire
Ludhiana, May 10
As many as 10 persons are feared dead and 85 others injured, 15 of them seriously, in a massive fire that broke out in a hosiery factory located in a narrow lane of Khud Mohalla near the Civil Hospital today.

Poetess close to UP politicians murdered
Lucknow, May 10
Mystery shrouds the last night murder of a 24-year-old poetess, considered close to certain politicians, here even as the Samajwadi Party demanded a CBI probe into the incident.

Cancer fear stalks Hamidi village
Ved Pal who is suffering from cancer and Mr Kapoor Singh who has been fully cured Hamidi (Barnala), May 10
Hamidi, known as the village of Chand Singh Chopra, a former CPM MLA, has been in the grip of cancer for the past 15 years. 

Ved Pal (13) who is suffering from cancer and Mr Kapoor Singh (70) who has been fully cured at Hamidi village (Barnala).


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