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Turkey backs Simla
accord
Ankara, September 17
In a major boost to India’s stand on the Kashmir issue, the Turkish
government has made it known that it is in favour of a resolution of the
Kashmir issue between India and Pakistan on the basis of the Simla
agreement.
Top Jaish militant
shot 12 hideouts busted
Srinagar, September 17
The police today claimed to have achieved a major success with the
killing of a top militant of the Jaish-e-Mohammad in an encounter here
last night and busting of 12 hideouts and arrest of 11 workers of the
outfit. Identified as Nasir Mehmood Ahwan, alias Ansaar, the militant
was killed in a two-hour encounter at Dana Mazar in Safakdal last night.
In video (28k,
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 No
decrease in
infiltration, says Army Vice-Chief
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TRIBUNE
SPECIAL
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State
of universities
The Tribune
has a close look at the state of universities in Punjab,
Haryana and
Himachal Pradesh
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IN
PASSING
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by
Sandeep Joshi
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Mumbai blasts not
linked to
terrorism: George
Beas, September 17
Defence Minister George Fernandes today said recent bomb blasts in
Mumbai were not linked with terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir.
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Defence Minister George Fernandes interacts with schoolchildren at Army Public School in Beas on Wednesday.
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Chargesheet against
Badal by Oct-end
Amarinder sits in dharna with
protesting Punjab farmers
New Delhi, September 17
Former Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal and his associates will
be chargesheeted by the end of October on corruption charges, the Punjab
Chief Minister, Capt Amarinder Singh, said here today.
Punjab
page: Anti-corruption drive hollow, says Badal
No differences with
Shourie, says Naik
New Delhi, September 17
Asserting that the intrinsic value of all oil PSUs was strong enough,
Petroleum Minister Ram Naik today maintained that his reference to
Supreme Court’s verdict staying the disinvestment of BPCL, HPCL as
“historic” should not be misconstrued as reflection of differences
between him and Disinvestment Minister Arun Shourie.
Editorial: Selloff
on slippery slope
Arvind
Kaul may be Chief Secy
Top-level changes on cards
Shimla, September 17
Mr Arvind Kaul, senior most IAS officer of the state cadre, is likely to
succeed Mrs Rajendra Bhattacharya, Chief Secretary, who is retiring on
September 30.
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India
moots ‘rainbow coalition’ to take
on G-8
New Delhi, September 17
After proving its burgeoning
diplomatic strength at Cancun, the rejuvenated Indian diplomacy is now
aiming higher: evolving a tri-continental “rainbow coalition” for
the sake of the developing world.
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SC
stays disinvestment in HPCL, BPCL
September 17, 2003
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Dara, 12 others
convicted for killing Staines
September 16, 2003
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India threatens to walk out of meeting
September 15, 2003
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Kukka Parray shot dead
September 14, 2003
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Quit if you
can’t protect citizens, SC tells Modi govt
September 13, 2003
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Al-Qaida vows
more attacks
September 12, 2003
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India, Israel vow to
end terror
September 11, 2003
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India,
Israel to fight global terrorism
September 10, 2003
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Mamata returns sans portfolio
September 9, 2003
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Mamata to be reinducted into Cabinet today
September 8, 2003
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Ankara, September 17
