Tuesday, June 27, 2000, Chandigarh, India

J&K autonomy report passed
Opposition stages walkout
SRINAGAR, June 26 — The Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly today passed a resolution which approved the State Autonomy Committee report, and urged the Central and state governments to “take positive and effective steps for implementation of the same”.
While opposing the motion, BJP and Congress members staged a walkout from the House, as the motion was passed by a voice vote in 87-member House. 

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J & K still part of India: Farooq
SRINAGAR, June 26 — Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah has urged Pakistan to stop cross-border terrorism to pave the way for dialogue for the restoration of peace in the region. He was speaking in reply to the discussion on the report of State Autonomy Committee.

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah addresses the state assembly during the special autonomy session in Srinagar
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah addresses the state assembly during the special autonomy session in Srinagar on
Monday. — photo by Reuters 

Village crosses over to PoK
Army blames it on ISI

JAMMU, June 26 — Over 280 persons, most of them Bakerwals (nomads), migrated to Pakistan-occupied- Kashmir (PoK) from the Mendhar area of Poonch sector last night, a senior defence official said here today.

PM’s assurance to Pope
Attacks on Christians to be firmly dealt with

ROME, June 26 — As anticipated, Pope John Paul II raised the issue of attacks on Christians when Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee called on him at the Vatican today.

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‘Chawla gave money to Cronje’
CAPE TOWN, June 26 — Johannesburg sweet shop owner Hameed Cassim ‘Banjo’ today said he had arranged a meeting between bookmaker Sanjay Chawla and sacked South African cricket captain Hansie Cronje in a hotel in Durban during a one-day match between South Africa and Zimbabwe early this year.

Punjab okays power tariff hike
CHANDIGARH, June 26 — The Punjab Government today approved the increase in power tariff ranging from eight per cent to 14 per cent various categories of consumers, including domestic and Industrial. 

A farmer shows the level of water at the tail of a tributary which brings canal water to the Jhanduka village near Rampura Phul.
A farmer shows the level of water at the tail of a
 tributary which brings canal water to the Jhanduka village near Rampura Phul.

Debt-ridden farmers cry for help
HARKISANPURA (Bathinda), June 26 — Pale looks, weary smiles and creased faces in this village reflect woes of debt-ridden farmers.

 
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