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Monday, September 13, 2004, Chandigarh, India
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India, Nepal vow to fight terror
New Delhi, September 12
Expressing determination to combat terrorism New Delhi today assured Kathmandu of further strengthening its security forces, including Nepal police, for curbing the Maoist insurgency. The assurance came from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in the joint statement issued at the end of the five-day visit of Nepalese Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba.

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Pakistan will never give up Kashmir: Musharraf
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Islamabad, September 12
Vowing that Pakistan will never give up Kashmir, President Pervez Musharraf has said he will convey his country's stand in this regard to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in "unequivocal terms" when they meet in New York later this month.

Bangladesh cool to Indian list of 200 terrorist camps
New Delhi, September 12
A high-level multi-ministerial Indian delegation is heading for Dhaka tomorrow afternoon for secretary-level talks at a time, when Indo-Bangla ties are none too good and Bangladesh has not responded to a long-pending Indian protest about more than 200 terrorist training camps operating in that country.

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In search of peace
How about a joint fight against terrorism?
by H.K. Dua
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HILE no one had really expected that India and Pakistan would achieve dramatic results from last week’s talks between their Foreign Ministers in Delhi, it would be cynical to underplay their significance.
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2 CRPF officers, 2 militants killed in encounter

Srinagar, September 12
Two Deputy Commandants of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and two militants were killed and five others injured in a night-long encounter at a camp of the security forces here today.

A soldier in a pensive mood after two of his colleagues were killed in an encounter with militants in central Srinagar on Sunday.
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PM postpones visit to J&K
New Delhi, September 12
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has postponed his maiden two-day visit to Jammu and Kashmir which was to begin on September 16, sources at the Prime Minister’s Office said.

TN may follow 2-child poll norm
Chennai, September 12
Tamil Nadu will soon follow Haryana. The state plans to implement election rules first implemented in Haryana by debarring persons with more than two children from contesting elections.

Plane returns to save infant’s life
New Delhi, September 12
An Indian Airlines flight on its way to Bangalore returned to Delhi this morning to save the life of a two-and-a-half-month-old baby in the plane, faced with a serious breathing problem. On being informed that the baby Mohanmmed Hassan was facing problems in breathing, Captain MPS Gill who was commanding the plane returned to Delhi and landed aircraft at the IGI airport at 8.06 am, airport sources said.

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