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George:
attack retaliation to Rahman’s remark
Jammu, July 23
The
Defence Minister, Mr George Fernandes, today said that the peace
process between India and Pakistan should not be allowed to be
derailed due to incidents of terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir and
elsewhere. |
SPECIAL
EDITORIAL |
Limits
to patience
Heads must roll for
security lapse
by H.K. Dua
TUESDAY’S
attack by the Pakistan-trained terrorists on the Tanda Army
camp near Akhnoor is as audacious as was the December 13
attack on Parliament and on the Kaluchak Army camp in the
summer of last year. |
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In video: (28k, 56k)
The Chief of Army Staff, Gen N. C. Vij, with Lt-Gen T.P.S. Brar of 16-Corps who received minor injuries in Tuesday’s fidayeen attack, at the Tanda Army camp, near Akhnoor, on Wednesday.
— PTI photo |
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Advani
rules out security lapse
New Delhi, July 23
The
Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Lal Krishan Advani, today informed the Rajya
Sabha that there were no security lapses in Katra and the Tanda Army
camp incidents and the government was determined to crush terrorism at
any cost.
Graphic:
J&K terror balance sheet
VHP
calls for war against Pak
Adjournment
motion on Ayodhya rejected
New Delhi, July 23
Lok Sabha Speaker Manohar Joshi
today rejected an Opposition-sponsored adjournment motion on the issue
of “dropping” of conspiracy charge by the CBI against Deputy Prime
Minister L K Advani and seven others in the Ayodhya case after a
belligerent Opposition attacked the government for “pressurising”
the investigating agency to protect them.
Workers
Bill for group of ministers
No
change in Indian policy on Tibet: PM
New
Delhi, July 23
Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee
today assured the Lok Sabha that there was no change in India’s
decades-old policy on Tibet and nothing new had been said about the
presence of Dalai Lama.
News analysis
Higher
education: other issues merit govt attention
Chandigarh, July 23
Punjab has finally withdrawn the
hike in fees, funds and other charges imposed on the government and
government-aided private colleges. Nevertheless, there are other issues
of higher education that also merit attention.
No
end to Nisha’s harassment
Patiala,
July 23
Three years after she
first complained of sexual harassment against the Principal of
the Government Polytechnic for Women, Jalandhar, local girl
Nisha Bharti has reaped a bitter harvest. Despite having
topped her electronics and communications diploma course in
the first semester, Nisha has in her final year failed in two
papers and has had her appeal for re-evaluation turned down.
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Brig, 7 jawans shot dead
July 23,
2003 |
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Ayodhya rocks Lok Sabha
July 22,
2003 |
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BJP to make Sonias origin poll issue
July 21,
2003 |
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BJP tries to please Sangh Parivar
on Ayodhya
July 20,
2003 |
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BJP targets Sonias foreign
origin
July 19,
2003 |
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BJP to mend fences with VHP
July 18,
2003 |
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150 feared washed away in Kulu
cloudburst
July 17,
2003 |
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MiG-21 explodes
July 16,
2003 |
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No Indian troops for Iraq
July 15,
2003 |
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Musharraf has vested interest in
instability: Gujral
July 14,
2003 |
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