Sharif lands back in Pak Lahore, November 25 Helped by Saudi Arabia, former premier Nawaz Sharif returned home this evening after a seven-year exile and quickly confronted President Pervez Musharraf saying emergency conditions were “not conducive” for free and fair elections in Pakistan even as he vowed to end “dictatorship”. Benazir files papers

THE HOMECOMING: Former Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif is watched by his brother Shahbaz Sharif (right) as he salutes his supporters outside the Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore on Sunday after their arrival from Saudi Arabia. Nawaz Sharif returned home from exile vowing to end “dictatorship” in his country and to campaign for democracy. — AFP

3 killed, 18 injured in Assam blasts
Guwahati, November 25
Three persons were killed and 18 injured in separate bomb explosions triggered by suspected ULFA militants in different parts of the state, including one in Guwahati city this evening.

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JeM militants planning another strike 
in India?
New Delhi, November 25
With security agencies foiling their attempt to abduct a prominent Indian leader, militants of the terror outfit Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) may be planning yet another strike, a top official has said on the basis of intelligence inputs.

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Indian protesters face police ire in Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, November 25
The Malaysian police today fired tear gas and water cannon to prevent thousands of ethnic Indians from taking part in a rally, declared ‘illegal’ by the government, outside the British High Commission here.

Next round of talks with IAEA to resume soon
Vienna, November 25
Indian negotiators during technical talks with the IAEA officials on India-specific safeguards did not spell out any specific mode of their approach, keeping several veterans on safeguards here and back in India guessing what would be the modalities that are being discussed.

Mayawati leaves her mark on Mumbai
Mumbai, November 25
In a loud and clear indication that Maharashtra is next on the radar of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati mobilised a respectable crowd in the heart of the city in a show of strength that will have political implications in the days to come.

Cattle face death during transportation
Kurali, November 25
Milch livestock bought from Punjab animal fairs fall victim to traffic jams on national highways. Young calves many times end up losing their lives to the traffic in areas of Delhi, Saharanpur, Muzaffarnagar and Yamunagar. Loss of life of a calf not only costs its trader dear, but even the mother of deceased ends up yielding less milk than usual, leading to a sharp decline in its re-sale price.