Zero-tolerance for illicit N-trade: PM
Washington DC, April 13
Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh has called for “zero tolerance” for individuals and groups which engage in illegal trafficking in nuclear items.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at the Nuclear Security Summit in Washington DC. — PTI

Manmohan, Gilani meet

The Last Word
Obama-Manmohan chemistry
The peacenik and The flying sikh
By Raj Chengappa
Whenever Manmohan Singh and Barack Obama meet, as they did for the fourth time this Sunday, the world is both curious and intrigued about the unusual bonhomie that has developed between them. Manmohan is the Prime Minister of the world’s largest democracy. Obama is the President of the world’s most powerful nation.

Al-Qaida chasing nukes: US
The Al-Qaida continues to seek nuclear weapons and has tasked individuals within the group to acquire this technology, according to a US official. John Brennan, the White House's counter-terrorism chief, said there had been numerous reports over the past eight or nine years about attempts by the Al-Qaida to obtain various types of nuclear material.

Khap leaders to fight it out
Seek Rs 5 per family to defend killers of Manoj & Babli
Kurukshetra, April 13
The Sarv Khap Mahapanchayat held here today was more of “khapp (noisy)” than serious deliberations for most of the day. The pre-lunch proceedings were even more chaotic than witnessed in some of the state assemblies these days.

Purulia Arms Drop Case
Pilot faces extradition from Denmark
New Delhi, April 13
Almost 15 years after the pilot of the “Purulia arms drop case”, Kim Davy, escaped from the custody, India will question him and also ensure that he undergoes punishment here. He is expected to be extradited from Denmark within the next two-three months, sources here confirmed.

Nation page: 14 yrs on, real motive still a big secret