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No set proposals on J&K: Jaswant
Referendum ruled out; India for composite talks

New Delhi, July 12
Without mincing words, India today spelt out the agenda for the Indo-Pak summit stressing that Jammu and Kashmir in context of cross-border terrorism and proxy war along with all other issues will figure in Agra this week.

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Dargah visit not on Pervez’s itinerary
Naherwali Haveli residents told to keep indoors
New Delhi, July 12
Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf will now have at least one more hour to spend at the reception hosted by his High Commissioner where Hurriyat leaders are likely to have a meeting with him. According to his revised itinerary, his programme for a visit to the Nizamuddin Durgah originally slated around 1600 hours is no more there.

Policemen stand on rooftops surrounding the ancestral home of the grandfather of Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf in New Delhi on Thursday. Musharraf is due to visit the house during his trip to India this weekend. Policemen stand on rooftops surrounding the ancestral home of the grandfather of Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf in New Delhi on Thursday. Musharraf is due to visit the house during his trip to India this weekend. — Reuters

Storm over cup of tea persists
NDA boycott unfortunate: Mirwaiz
New Delhi, July 12
The All-Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC) today termed as unfortunate the National Democratic Alliance’s decision to boycott the Pakistan High Commissioner’s tea party on July 14 in honour of the visiting Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf.

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Address core concerns of people: PM
Islamabad, July 12
Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee today said India and Pakistan should shed “narrow and cliche-ridden” approaches and seek ways to take their entire relationship forward and address the “core concerns” of the people of the two countries.

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PoK Sikhs’ tale of perseverance
Mohan Nagar (Raisingh Nagar), July 12
Their grit, perseverance and unshakeable faith in the will of the Almighty is what has kept the Kashmiri Sikh community, displaced from areas in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK), going for the past 54 years.

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"Guftgu bund na ho, baat se baat chaley / Subha tak sham-e-mulaqaat chaley"

Mr I. K. Gujral, former Prime Minister, emphasises these sentiments in his article, specially written for The Tribune, on reshaping India-Pakistan relations. The article will appear on the Edit Page tomorrow.

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The first passenger special train enters India from Darshana station in Bangladesh territory as journalists ride on its engine at Jaynagar, near Gede station, Nadia district, about 117 km north of Calcutta, on Wednesday. — AP/PTI

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Simultaneous poll in Punjab, two other states plannedB.B. Tandon
Chandigarh, July 12
“The Election Commission of India plans to hold elections to the state assemblies of Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Uttaranchal simultaneously,” says Mr B.B. Tandon, a newly appointed Member of the commission, maintaining that the “endeavour of the commission, as far as possible, is to conduct all future elections using electronic voting machines (EVMs).”

CBI challenges Sukh Ram’s acquittal
New Delhi, July 12
The CBI today challenged in the Supreme Court the discharge of former Union Minister and Himachal Vikas Congress President Sukh Ram in the multi-crore telecom scam case saying that the trial court and the Delhi High Court ignored evidence against him in the case.

SECULAR VALLEY—SPECIAL STORY
Where Muslims look after Hindu shrine
Tulamulla (Srinagar), July 12
Eleven years of militancy in Kashmir may have done its bit in shattering the secular character of the Valley, but it has still not succeeded in uprooting the same completely. Some areas of the Valley have survived the fundamental onslaught to prove an all-time relevance of tolerance and mutual coexistence — the two basic characters of a 700-year-old Kashmiri heritage.

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