Thursday, June 7, 2001, Chandigarh, India
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Gyanendra spells out probe terms
Kathmandu, June 6
King Gyanendra has announced the much-awaited terms of reference of the high-level probe that he had appointed on Monday to report on the June 1 Royal Palace carnage in which King Birendra’s entire family was eliminated.

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Tourists talking to the owner of a trinkets shop as a policeman looks on after a relaxation in the curfew in Kathmandu on Wednesday.

Tight security on border with Nepal

India reacted at ‘appropriate’ time


Tourists talking to the owner of a trinkets shop as a policeman looks on after a relaxation in the curfew in Kathmandu on Wednesday. 
— PTI photo

Asians go on rampage in Leeds
25 cars, shop set ablaze

London, June 6
Barely days after the Oldham incident, Asian youths, mainly of Bangladeshi origin, clashed with the riot police in Leeds, about 200 km from here, late last night after the outbreak of sporadic violence in which at least 25 cars were burnt, a shop was set on fire and two police officers slightly injured, the police said today.

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A burnt-out car in Leeds city centre, northern England, after hundreds of Asian rioters piled on to the streets, setting alight cars and throwing bricks on Tuesday. — AP/PTI photo
A burnt-out car in Leeds city centre, northern England, after hundreds of Asian rioters piled on to the streets, setting alight cars and throwing bricks on Tuesday.

15 militants among 18 killed in J&K
Jammu, June 6
Pakistani troops have adopted a new strategy to force the BSF not to complete the fencing of the 187-km-long international border in the Jammu sector.

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Musharraf may skip Hurriyat
New Delhi, June 6
Pakistani High Commissioner Ashraf Jehangir Qazi today hinted that the Hurriyat Conference is unlikely to have an audience with General Pervez Musharraf during his summit meeting with Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee.

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India, Russia sign defence accord
Moscow, June 6
India and Russia today signed a “ground breaking” accord on bilateral defence cooperation with Moscow offering New Delhi a blueprint of an advanced integrated air defence system and joint production of fifth generation fighter aircraft.

‘Ardas’ for Bhindranwale at Takht
Ghallughara Divas passes off peacefully
Amritsar, June 6
Despite strong opposition by some officials of the SGPC, the radical Sikhs succeeded in holding ‘Antim Ardas’ for Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale who was killed reportedly in Operation Bluestar in 1984.

Vedanti ready to mediate
Amritsar, June 6
Jathedar Akal Takht Giani Joginder Singh Vedanti today stressed the need for complete Panthic unity and uniformity of “Sikh rehat maryada”.

Chautala turns down PM’s offer
Gurgaon, June 6
The Haryana Chief Minister and INLD chief, Mr Om Prakash Chautala has turned down the offer of the Prime Minister, Mr Atal Behari Vajpayee, to recommend two names from his party for induction into the Union Council of Ministers.

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