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Monday, August 30, 2004, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

Pakistan  says no to extradition treaty
New Delhi/ Islamabad, August 29
Pakistan has shot down an Indian proposal for an extradition treaty between the two countries, saying the time has not arrived for such a step. India had mooted the proposal during the Home Secretary-level talks in Islamabad earlier this month, sources said.

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Between war and peace
For Sri Lanka it's a long trek
by H.K.Dua, who was recently in Colombo
T
here is neither war nor peace in Sri Lanka. It is a peculiar situation which leaves somewhat an uncomfortable feeling.

Devotees head to the Golden Temple through the glittering main entrance to pay obeisance. A large number of devotees have descended on Amritsar in view of the celebrations of the 400th year of installation of Guru Granth Sahib.

Devotees head to the Golden Temple through the glittering main entrance to pay obeisance. A large number of devotees have descended on Amritsar in view of the celebrations of the 400th year of installation of Guru Granth Sahib. — Photo by Rajiv Sharma

7,000 cops deployed in Amritsar
Amritsar, August 29
Stung by criticism of high-handedness, senior police officers, in charge of the security arrangements, have urged the police personnel on duty to guide devotees with a helpful attitude and a human face so that no one feels harassed.
More Quadricentennial celebrations stories on Punjab page
World page: Book on Guru Granth Sahib released

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PUNJAB: CM may not get space on VVIP stage

HARYANA: Cong will reinstate sacked employees, says MP

J&K: 4 militants among seven killed

HIMACHAL: HP to establish centre for monitoring glaciers

DELHIHuda to build colonies in backward Mewat 

CHANDIGARH: Happy end to love story

LUDHIANA: Man alleges bid to kidnap his father

OPINIONS: Wishes are not medals 

BUSINESS: Foreign trade policy tomorrow

NATION: 15 held for rioting in Jalna, Poorna

WORLD: Chechnya goes to the polls

SPORTS: Olympics leave their home, head for Beijing







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100 women storm top cop’s office
Protest against militants’ arrest

Hyderabad, August 29
Over 100 Muslim women, protesting against the arrest of eight Muslim youths allegedly having links with the militant outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba, today forced their way into the high-security office of the City Police Commissioner here and were taken into custody.

Communal clash at Mehsana; 15 hurt
Ahmedabad, August 29
At least 15 persons were injured, two of them seriously, in a group clash between two communities at the remote Bakhar village of Unjha taluka in Mehsana district.

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Olympics leave their home, head for Beijing

Fireworks illuminate the sky above a symbolised wheat field in the Olympic Stadium during the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games in Athens on Sunday. More stories on Sports page

Fireworks illuminate the sky above a symbolised wheat field in the Olympic Stadium during the closing ceremony of the Olympic Games in Athens on Sunday. 
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Agni-II missile test-fired  Kerala CM Antony resigns

Guild condemns attack on Editor
Chandigarh, August 29
The Editors Guild of India has condemned the violent attack on Mr Nikhil Wagle, Chief Editor of Marathi evening daily, Mahanagar, Mumbai, and two other journalists in Malvan on August 28.

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