Monday, January 19, 2004, Chandigarh, India
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Hurriyat wants to visit Pak before talks
Srinagar, January 18
The five-member delegation of the All-Party Hurriyat Conference is going ahead with the scheduled talks with Deputy Prime Minister L.K. Advani in Delhi on Thursday. It has already held a series of negotiations with representatives of a cross section of society.

Nation page: Kashmiri Pandits seek participation in talks

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Advani welcomes Pervez’s statement on terrorism
Karnal, January 18
L.K. AdvaniThe Deputy Prime Minister, Mr L.K. Advani today welcomed the statement made by Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf in the joint session of the National Assembly appealing the people of his country to launch a ‘jehad’ against extremism.

Talks on Baglihar power project fail
Editorial: Plus is no plus
World page: Oppn questions Pervez’s election as President

Car bomb kills 23 in Baghdad
An injured Iraqi man lies on the road near the wreckage after a car bomb attack Baghdad, January 18
A massive suicide car bomb killed 23 persons and wounded 95 in the deadliest attack yet on the US headquarters in Iraq today. People were waiting to enter the symbol of Washington’s power in the capital, when the explosion took place, officials said.
An injured Iraqi man lies on the road near the wreckage after a car bomb attack in Baghdad on Sunday. — Reuters photo

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India tame Aussies at Gabba
Brisbane, January 18
VVS Laxman celebrates after hitting a boundary off the last ball of the Indian innings to bring up his 100 against Australia in Brisbane
Yet another superb batting display marked by an unbeaten century by man-of-the-match V.V.S. Laxman, and excellent bowling by L. Balaji and Irfan Pathan, enabled India to beat world champions Australia on their home soil after a gap of 12 years at the Gabba here today.

VVS Laxman celebrates after hitting a boundary off the last ball of the Indian innings to bring up his 100 against Australia in Brisbane on Sunday.
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Indian batsmen out on mission
Sports page: Sachin to miss Zimbabwe tie

No truck with Mulayam, Maya, says BJP
New Delhi, January 18

Amidst growing indications of early Lok Sabha elections, the BJP today kept open the option for a tie-up with the AIADMK, a day after Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa hinted at her party’s willingness for the same, but ruled out alliances with the Samajwadi Party or the BSP.


Sangma meets Vajpayee

National award for H.K. Dua
Surat, January 18
The prestigious fourth C.K. Pithwala National Award for 2002 was given to the Editor-in-Chief of The Tribune, Mr H.K. Dua, at a special function here today.

Thermal plant ignores fire safety
Panipat, January 18
Even after 24 years, the Tau Devi Lal Thermal Power Station, comprising six power generating units and a designated capacity of 860 MW ‘ is incapable of ensuring the safety of hundreds of people in and around the area due to lack of a proper fire safety protection system.






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