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Sunday,
September 26, 2004, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)
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an open mind on Kashmir, says PM
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New York, September 25
Describing his first meeting with Pakistan
President Pervez Musharraf as a “new beginning”, Prime Minister Manmohan
Singh today said the next step will now be to look at the various options
available to the two countries to resolve the Kashmir issue.
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is greeted by Asia Society President Vishaka Desai at the Council of Foreign Relations in New York on Friday. — PTI
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News
Analysis
Kashmir — the
ball is back in Musharraf’s court
Prime
Minister Manmohan Singh’s gentle query to General Musharraf to spell out the
options to resolve the Kashmir issue and the General’s low key reply “I will
think and get back to you” mark a new chapter in Indo-Pak relations. In a
sense it is an invitation to General Musharraf to think through the Kashmir
issue and come out with realistic solutions.
Pressure
within Left to review support to govt
New Delhi, September 25
Pressure is intensifying within the Left
parties to “review” the support to the Congress-led UPA government as many
Left constituents are of the view that their support is being taken for granted.
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Windies pull off astounding win
London, September 25
The West Indies beat England by two wickets to pull off an astounding win in the ICC Champions Trophy final at the Oval today.
(Details on Sports
page)
Punjab
& Haryana HC replies to SC notice
Says nothing like casual leave for
Judges
New Delhi, September 25
The Punjab and Haryana High Court, in its
reply to the Supreme Court notice on the issue of its 25 judges taking “mass
casual” leave on April 19 over alleged differences with the Chief Justice, has
assailed their action, saying there was nothing like casual leave for judges.
Patil:
talks with separatists to be resumed
New Delhi, September 25
In a fresh bid to resume the stalled
dialogue with the Hurriyat in Jammu and Kashmir, the Centre today announced that
it would hold talks with separatist leaders without any pre-condition.
Manipur to file counter-affidavit
CPI pulls out of Garhshankar
Chandigarh, September 25
Though the CPI today withdrew its candidate, Mr Manjit Singh Lali, from the contest for the Garhshankar Assembly byelection, it has decided not to extend any support to the Congress candidate in that constituency.
(Details on Punjab
page)
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Tiranga
Yatra ends amid commotion
Agitating SAD(A) women activists
attacked
Amritsar, September 25
After paying tributes to martyrs following
the culmination of her 3,500-km Tiranga Yatra at Jallianwala Bagh here, the
firebrand BJP leader today vowed to oust the UPA government and Capt Amarinder
Singh.
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Punjab
page: Vajpayee’s
faux pas
Former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee takes the flag from Uma Bharti on the conclusion of the Tiranga Yatra at a rally in Amritsar on Saturday.
SAD President Parkash Singh Badal is also seen in the picture.
— Tribune photo by Rajiv Sharma.
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PM,
Pervez address Kashmir issue
September 25, 2004 |
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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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