Thursday,
January 6, 2000, Chandigarh, India |
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A soldier stands guard outside
the Prime Minister's office at the site of the bomb blast
in Colombo on Wednesday. A suspected Tamil rebel woman
suicide bomber set off explosives strapped to her body,
killing herself and at least 12 others when the police
tried to check her. AP/PTI India
warns Pak on N-threat Suicide
bomber kills 12 |
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Hostage deal irks BJP men Heads must roll, say hawks NEW DELHI, Jan 5 The National Democratic Governments tomtoming of success at Kandahar is not shared by all sections of the Bharatiya Janata Party, especially hardliners, who feel that for a party which has been harping for the past five decades on making India a hard state and which claims to provide a government with a difference, the hijackers triumph at getting the release of three proclaimed offenders of Indian law in exchange of 155 hostages, has come as a body blow. Godara
ditches Bansi Lal S.K.
Sharma new PGI Director |
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India
not to recognise Taliban Calendar conflict continues
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