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India, Israel to fight global terrorism
Sharon, PM hold wide-ranging talks

New Delhi, September 9
India and Israel took giant leaps forward in bolstering the existing strategic and security ties and forging new ones as visiting Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon today held talks with the Indian leadership, including Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Deputy Prime Minister L K Advani.
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Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee has a word with his Israeli counterpart Ariel Sharon
Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee has a word with his Israeli counterpart Ariel Sharon during the ceremonial reception on the forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan on Tuesday.
— PTI photo

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Sharon meets Kalam, lays wreath at Rajghat
New Delhi, September 9
The visiting Israeli Prime Minister, Mr Ariel Sharon, today said the purpose of his historic visit was to strengthen relations with India which he described as “an important country in the world”.
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Security cover throws traffic out of gear
Protest unwarranted, says BJP

Warning to Muslims ahead of Sharon’s visit

President A. P .J. Abdul Kalam shakes hand with Israeli Prime Minister Arial Sharon during their meeting at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi

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Israel offers to aid in fight against terrorism





President A. P .J. Abdul Kalam shakes hand with Israeli Prime Minister Arial Sharon during their meeting at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi on Tuesday. — PTI photo

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India steps up attack on USA, EU
Jaitley in Mexico for WTO meet
Cancun (Mexico), September 9
The five-day ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) begins here tomorrow to find a common ground on contentious issues like farm subsidies as India stepped up attack on the USA and the European Union (EU), accusing them of being responsible for depressing farm prices in developing countries.

Cong, SAD lay claim to Abdul Hamid
Hold parallel rallies to pay homage
Asal Uttar (Amritsar), September 9
Salvos were fired at parallel rallies organised by the Congress and the Shiromani Akali Dal here today which marred the 38th martyrdom of Havildar Abdul Hamid who had knocked out three Pakistani Patton tanks single-handed apart from disabling the fourth during the Indo-Pak war in 1965.

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Honour for Abdul Hamid’s kin

PM’s talks offer to Hurriyat stands
New Delhi, September 9
The Centre’s special gesture last month during the meeting of the Inter-State Council in Srinagar that the political leadership is willing to hold discussions with the All-Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC) stands despite Pakistan’s machinations to split the separatist conglomerate and foist a hardliner at its helm.

J&K Govt takes over Muslim Auqaf Trust
Srinagar, September 9
The coalition government has wrested control of all assets of the Muslim Auqaf Trust that looks after 89 shrines in Jammu and Kashmir and has constituted a body to look after the affairs of these assets and properties.

Freed prisoners narrate tales of suffering, indifference

Barara (Ambala), September 9
“We were stuffed into a container without any ventilation or light for our journey towards greener pastures”, say illegal immigrants who have returned to India from Pakistan.

Inderjeet Singh of Barara (Ambala) with a child after his release from a jail in Pakistan.
Inderjeet Singh of Barara (Ambala) with a child after his release from a jail in Pakistan. — Photo by Neeraj Chopra

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In our series, State of Universities, Assistant Editor V. Eshwar Anand examines the functioning of Dr Y.S. Parmar University of Horticulture and Forestry at Nauni, Himachal Pradesh,
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