Thursday, September 11, 2003, Chandigarh, India
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India, Israel vow to end terror
Sharon cuts short visit
Ariel SharonNew Delhi, September 10
India and Israel tonight condemned those states and individuals “who aid and abet cross-border terrorism and harbour and provide sanctuaries to terrorists and provide them with financial means, training or patronage” — a diplomatic phraseology which is aimed at pleasing both New Delhi and Tel Aviv by taking care of their respective political compulsions at home.
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Israel for trilateral axis with India, USA
Road to Washington (Editorial)
PM phones Sharon to flay blasts
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India, Israel to collaborate in space technology
New Delhi, September 10
After defence and counter-terrorism, another field which will see India and Israel come together in a big way is space technology.

Hamas leader survives attack; son, guard killed
Jerusalem, September 10
Hours after two deadly Palestinian suicide bombings killed at least 16 persons, Israel retaliated today with an air attack on radical Hamas leader Mahmoud Zahar’s home, killing his son and bodyguard in tit-for-tat strikes that plunged the West Asia peace hopes into turmoil. Palestinians search the rubble of Hamas leader, Mahmoud al-Zahar’s house, after an Israeli missile strike in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday.
Palestinians search the rubble of Hamas leader, Mahmoud al-Zahar’s house, after an Israeli missile strike in the Gaza Strip on Wednesday.
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Activists storm venue as WTO conference opens
Jaitley spearheads alliance against EU, US
Cancun, September 10
A conference of WTO Ministers opened here today amidst protests from hundreds of slogan-shouting anti-globalisation activists storming into the venue and a strong plea for evolving a trade policy that does not aggravate poverty.

Ministry alerts missions in Gulf about sex tourism
New Delhi, September 10
The Ministry of External Affairs has alerted its missions in the Gulf region to exercise care while issuing visas to prevent sex tourism and temporary marriages by Arab tourists in India.

Virendra Singh replaced as UT Adviser
Virendra SinghChandigarh, September 10
The Adviser to the UT Administrator, Mr Virendra Singh, was transferred from Chandigarh following the orders of the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, late this evening. Till a replacement is found, the Home Secretary, Mr Raminder Singh Gujral, has been given the charge of Adviser in addition to his existing duties, sources confirmed.

2 missing cricketers arrive in Amritsar
Parvesh Rani, one of the five cricketers who went missing, at Rajasansi airport in Amritsar on Wednesday.Rajasansi (Amritsar), September 10
In a dramatic turn to the sensational case of five Indian women cricketers who went missing after reaching England, two of the girls, Rajwant Kaur and Parvesh Rani, landed at Rajasansi International Airport along with other members of the team by Turkmenistan Airlines here today.

Parvesh Rani, one of the five cricketers who went missing, at Rajasansi airport in Amritsar on Wednesday. — Tribune photo by Rajiv Sharma

Women cricketers to file complaint against manager




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