Monday, June 2, 2003, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
Bush agrees with PM’s peace terms
To ask Musharraf to stop cross-border terrorism
Evian (France), June 1
The US President, Mr George W. Bush, categorically told the Indian Prime Minister, Mr Atal Bihari Vajpayee, that he would talk to Gen Pervez Musharraf to stop cross-border terrorism when the Pakistan President pays an official visit to Camp David.		 French President Jacques Chirac greets Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Evian at the Royal Parc Hotel, the meeting site of the G-8 summit on Sunday.
French President Jacques Chirac greets Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee in Evian at the Royal Parc Hotel, the meeting site of the G-8 summit on Sunday. — Reuters photo

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Thousands march against G-8 summit, teargassed
Annemasse, June 1
Tens of thousands of anti-globalisation protesters set off on marches today, as the French police fired tear gas to stop demonstrators blocking a road to a resort hosting a summit of world leaders.
Anti-G8 demonstrators block a street with a burning container in downtown Lausanne during a protest march in the Swiss city across Lake Geneva from Evian, site of the G-8 summit. Anti-G8 demonstrators block a street with a burning container in downtown Lausanne during a protest march in the Swiss city across Lake Geneva from Evian, site of the G-8 summit. A few hundred demonstrators marched through Lausanne smashing shop windows and looting two petrol stations.
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Train derails in Bihar, 1 dead
New Delhi, June 1
A 45-year-old man was killed and 19 were injured as the New Delhi-bound Magadh Express derailed between Baruna and Buxar railway stations under the Danapur rail division in Bihar early this morning.

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Frontier Mail probe report soon: Nitish
Chennai, June 1
The Railways Minister, Mr Nitish Kumar, has said that the inquiry into the May 15 Frontier Mail fire mishap in Punjab, which claimed 38 lives, was still on and a primary report on the probe would be released very soon.

MADHUMITA MURDER CASE
CID to interrogate Tripathi
Lucknow, June 1
The Crime Branch of the CID (CB-CID) will soon interrogate sacked BSP minister Amarmani Tripathi in the Madhumita Shukla murder case. According to sources, agency sleuths had collected ‘enough’ evidence on relationship between the slain poetess and the sacked minister.

Dhiren squandered Padmesh’s money
Chandigarh, June 1
Dhiren, alias Dhiru, accused of murdering Padmesh, a cousin of Punjab Chief Minister, Capt Amarinder Singh, had reportedly decided to get married which allegedly became a cause of conflict between Padmesh and him as the former felt insecure and lonely.
Rail coach catches fire
Northern Railway sounds alert
Amritsar, June 1
A stationary new rail coach that had arrived from the Kapurthala rail coach factory a few days ago, caught fire at around 10.30 am here today. It took nearly half an hour to douse the fire.		 Firefighters try to douse the fire on a stationary coach parked at Amritsar railway station on Sunday morning.
Firefighters try to douse the fire on a stationary coach parked at Amritsar railway station on Sunday morning. — PTI photo

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Thinning down computing problems of schools
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Stress comes calling in call centre industry
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