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Pak intent non-peaceful: MEA
Musharraf advocating ‘military adventurism’
New Delhi, June 14
Expressing deep disappointment over Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf's comment on the Kargil war of 1999, India today said that the Pakistani head of the state was advocating "military adventurism" as a legitimate instrument for furthering Islamabad's design on Jammu and Kashmir, which could not take Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee's peace initiative forward.

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Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani, who leaves for the UK tonight met Mr Hennery Kissinger, a former diplomat and a friend of India, yesterday.
Deputy Prime Minster L.K. Advani with former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in New York on Friday. Advani, Pervez to cross path




Deputy Prime Minster L.K. Advani with former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in New York on Friday. — PTI photo

Wimpy’s office, outlet sealed
Vigilance spreads net to Delhi
Chandigarh, June 14
After Narottam Singh Dhillon and Manjit Singh Gill, the Punjab Vigilance Bureau took in custody last night all five employees of Wimpy International, a company owned by London-based Kanwal Sidhu, also a close family friend of the former Punjab Chief Minister and the Shiromani Akali Dal President, Mr Parkash Singh Badal.

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Jats, Dalits sign peace agreement
Talhan (Jalandhar), June 14
The weeklong tension in this caste politics-ridden village is likely to boil down following a formal compromise reached between leaders of the warring Dalits and Jats today, thanks to the persistent, but, "secret" efforts of three hardliner Sikh leaders, the leaders of the Bhartiya Janata Party and the Bahujan Samaj Party and top administrative and police officials.
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 Happiness returns to Gurdwara Baba Nihal Singh as agreement is reached between the Dalits and the Jats on Saturday. In the picture are the Head Granthi and sevadars.
Happiness returns to Gurdwara Baba Nihal Singh as agreement is reached between the Dalits and the Jats on Saturday. In the picture are the Head Granthi and sevadars.
— Tribune photo Manoj Mahajan

Akal Takht chief Vedanti may lose job
Amritsar, June 14
Two Sikh high priests, Giani Joginder Singh Vedanti (Jathedar Akal Takht) and Giani Bhagwan Singh may lose their jobs as granthi Golden Temple and head granthi Akal Takht respectively as the Sikh Gurdwara Judicial Commission has directed the SGPC their appointing authority to remove all employees who are above 60.
Crossing hurdles, jatha enters Pak
Lahore, June 14
Crossing one hurdle after another, Sikh pilgrims numbering about 150 finally crossed over into Pakistan via the Wagah check-post here this afternoon. Formalities apart, both the Ministry of External Affairs and the Ministry of Home were responsible for causing unnecessary delay.
 A Pakistan Sikh (left) greets Indian pilgrims at the Wagah border check-post, as they cross into Pakistan on Saturday.
A Pakistan Sikh (left) greets Indian pilgrims at the Wagah border check-post, as they cross into Pakistan on Saturday. — Reuters photo

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