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Thursday, July 21, 2005, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

PM allays fear of Pakistan, China
Confident Parliament and people will back him

From H.K. Dua
Washington, July 20
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh wound up his momentous visit to the US by assuring both Pakistan and China that what had been achieved in Washington was not directed against any other country.

End terror for peace, PM to Pak

World page: Condoleezza calls up Pervez, discusses terror

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh addresses a press conference in Washington on Wednesday.
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh addresses a press conference in Washington

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US State Dept backs Bush’s policy on
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The State Department on Tuesday said that contrary to some suggestions, it was “fully on board” with President George W. Bush’s policy of extending civilian nuclear cooperation to India.

Nation page: Cong clueless on Indo-US nuclear agreements
Vajpayee flays N-pacts
Editorial: Momentous visit
Opinions page: Gains from new status
A relook at defence agreement

4 killed, 15 hurt in Srinagar car bomb blast

Srinagar, July 20
A powerful car bomb explosion targeted at a convoy of the security forces took place in the high security area, killing at least four persons, including three Army personnel in the Sonwar area, here this morning.

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Editorial: Terrorist strikes

A father cries during the burial of his son, Nasir Ahmad, who was killed in a suicide attack in Srinagar on Wednesday.
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	PUNJAB: India not to sign NPT: Pranab
	HARYANA: Finance panel recommends 479 crore grant
	HIMACHAL: Lok Jan Shakti for third front in state
	DELHI: Woman gangraped in moving car
	J&K: J&K ranks second highest in corruption: study
	CHANDIGARH: Dullo supporters swarm city
	LUDHIANA: Vendors stage dharna at railway station
	OPINIONS: Momentous visit
	BUSINESS: Essar bags stake in BPL for Rs 4,400 cr
	NATION: Cong clueless on Indo-US nuclear agreements
	WORLD: Condoleezza calls up Pervez, discusses terror
	SPORTS: Vaughan bids to start on front foot

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There were times when officers used to get up from their chairs on seeing a Congress worker in khadi entering their offices, but this has become a thing of the past.
— Shamsher Singh Dullo

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Premature release of life convicts
New Delhi, July 20
The Hooda government in Haryana has assured the Supreme Court that it would abide by any direction passed by it with regard to the premature release of life convicts by the previous Om Prakash Chautala regime.

BJP leader defends Advani
New Delhi, July 20
A former member of Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s Economic Advisory Council today came to the defence of BJP president L.K. Advani but accused the BJP ministers in the NDA government of having failed to live up to the reputation of belonging to ‘Sangh sanskar’ and provide a distinctly different administration.

Rein in bureaucracy, Dullo tells CM
Chandigarh, July 20
On the very first day of assuming charge as president of the Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee, Mr Shamsher Singh Dullo set the agenda for the Chief Minister, Capt Amarinder Singh, here today.

Chandigarh page: Dullo supporters swarm city

Probe ordered into Salman’s mob links
Mumbai, July 20
The Maharashtra Government today ordered an inquiry into actor Salman Khan’s links with the underworld. Accordingly, the Mumbai police’s Criminal Investigation Department will look into Khan’s alleged claims that he was linked with the underworld and was aware of the serial bomb blasts that rocked Mumbai in March 1993.

Abandoned girl’s father appears in court

Tarn Taran, July 20
Dimple, 28, who had filed a suit seeking compensation from her biological parents for allegedly having abandoned her when she was just 12 days old, today succeeded in forcing her biological father to appear in a court here.
A file picture of Dimple and Dr Karanjia at the time of Dimple’s wedding.

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