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Saturday,
September 25, 2004, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
PM,
Pervez address Kashmir issue
New York, September 24
After 57 years of hostility and
mutual suspicion, India and Pakistan today made a “new beginning” in
their relations when they decided to consider all possible options for a
peaceful negotiated settlement of the Jammu and Kashmir issue and explore
the possibility of the Iran-India gas pipeline via Pakistan.
 PM turns philosophical
Editorial:
Sober, statesmanlike
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh receives a painting presented to him by Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf during their meeting in New York on Friday. External Affairs Minister K. Natwar Singh (extreme left) and his Pakistani counterpart Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri (second from right) are also in the picture.
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PM
talks business with Indian-Americans
New York, September 24
For the past several years, the
annual meeting of the Prime Minister with prominent Indian-Americans, held
on the margins of the UNGA session, had been a social affair.
Raja Ramanna
cremated
 Mumbai, September 24
The mortal remains of Dr Raja
Ramanna, architect of India’s nuclear weapons programme, were cremated at the Shivaji Park electric crematorium in Central Mumbai this afternoon.
In video (28k,
56k)
Kalam, PM condole death
Oped: Raja Ramanna: architect of N-plan
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Montek
World Bank man, says Basu
Kolkata, September 24
The standoff between the Left and the
UPA government over the involvement of foreign experts in the Planning
Commission took a serious turn with veteran CPM leader Jyoti Basu today
launching a direct attack on Deputy Chairman of Planning Commission Montek
Singh Ahluwalia, terming him a “World Bank man”.
Cong denies World Bank lobby
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would not have been minister if Sonia was PM: Pawar
New Delhi, September 24
Despite the two UPA coalition
partners fighting the Maharashtra Assembly elections together, NCP leader
Sharad Pawar said today that he would not have been a minister if Congress
President Sonia Gandhi had become the Prime Minister.
Mann
supporters stone Tiranga Yatra
Rajpura/Fatehgarh Sahib,
September 24
Black flags greeted Uma Bharti’s
Tiranga Yatra within minutes of its entry into Punjab. Akali Dal
(Amritsar) activists stopped the yatra for around 15 minutes at the octroi
post here.
Punjab
page: Uma ridicules Left’s ‘double standards’
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Punjab
farmers disrupt rail traffic
 Moga, September 24
Members of the Bharti Kisan Union (Ekta)
and the Kirti Kisan Union disrupted rail traffic for three hours on the
Ludhiana-Ferozepur track at Ghal Kalan village to press their demands.
Kirti Kisan Union members disrupt rail traffic on the Ludhiana-Ferozepore track at Ghal Kalan village in Moga on Friday.
— Tribune photo by Inderjit Verma
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Peace
talks with Pak to continue
September 24, 2004
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PM for expanding Security Council
September 23, 2004
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Bush lauds
India’s stand on Pak
September 22, 2004
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Manmohan
Singh, Blair vow to fight terror
September 21, 2004
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Reforms to continue, says PM
September 20, 2004
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Weed
out graft from judiciary
September 19, 2004
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Cabinet
nod for repeal of POTA
September 18, 2004
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Government to probe Census confusion, says Sonia
September 17, 2004
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Haryana says Punjab Act unconstitutional
September 16, 2004
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We
are not bound to build SYL: Punjab
September 15, 2004
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