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SATURDAY, MAY 6, 2000
 

Chief Minister, Dr Farooq Abdullah addressing an integration camp at Bani, Kathua on Friday.
Chief Minister, Dr Farooq Abdullah addressing an integration camp at Bani, Kathua on Friday.

‘Politicians party to grim situation’
Farooq hopes India, Pak will again become friends

Excelsior Correspondent

BANI, May 5: Chief Minister Dr Farooq Abdullah today hoped that the walls of hatred and misunderstanding between India and Pakistan will crumble one day leading to friendship and lasting peace in the region. "In friendship between the two neighbours lies the economic development and social upliftment of the people of Indian sub-continent", the Chief Minister said while speaking at the inaugural function of week long National Integration Camp organised at Bani in Kathua district today.......more

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Al-Umar, Al-Jehad against KPs return to Valley
Govt operatives, informers in J&K put on alert

From B L Kak

NEW DELHI, May 5: A highly sensational signal has poured in from across the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir, calling for summary punishment, including execution, of individuals believed to be pro-India operatives and informers. ...more

Slain ultras involved in VDC men’s killings
Delta Force, STF kill 3 top militants in Gandoh

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, May 5: Troops of 5 Sikh Li of Delta Force, Special Task Force (STF) and Doda police achieved a major success early today when they gunned down three militants at village Belia, about four kms north of Gandoh in Doda district.......more

Arms, ammunition burnt in fire
HM district chief shot dead by army in Majalta

Excelsior Correspondent

UDHAMPUR, May 5: Army and Majalta police gunned down a Hizbul Mujahideen district commander during an encounter at village Manoh, about eight kms from Majalta last night. A large quantity of arms and ammunition were burnt in a Gujjars’ dhok, which was blasted by the police to kill the hiding militant......more

Youth shot dead in cinema hall
Tension in Katra : theatre, SRTC bus set afire by mob

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, May 5: Tension gripped holy town of Katra, the base camp of Mata Vaishnodevi shrine today as an agitated mob went on a rampage setting afire a cinema hall and an SRTC bus protesting against last night’s murder of a youth in the theatre premises......more

Two accused arrested
Minor girl gang-raped by 3 youths, rescued

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, May 5: Satwari police today rescued a minor girl, who was gang raped by three youths for three days in captivity in Bhore Camp area. While two of the kidnappers-cum-rapists have been arrested by the police, their third associate was absconding........more

India, US, erstwhile USSR blamed for Kashmir militancy

CHANDIGARH, May 5: Former Foreign Secretary Jagat Mehta has said that the US support to the Afghan militia and the Indian backing of the Soviet intervention in Afghanistan had contributed to the rise of militancy in Kashmir........more

Civilian killed, 3 injured in Pak shelling on Karnah
SPO killed in Tral, Ikhwan at Kulgam

Excelsior Special Correspondent

SRINAGAR, May 5: While as seven residential houses have been damaged, one civilian killed and three more wounded in Pakistani Army's shelling on Karnah today, militants have gunned down an SPO near Tral and also eliminated a counter-insurgent Ikhwani at Kulgam in south Kashmir........more

Musharraf for tripartite talks

ISLAMABAD, May 5: Paskistan Army ruler Gen Pervez Musharraf today proposed tri-lateral talks between New Delhi, Islamabad and Kashmiri leaders to resolve the Kashmir issue.........more

Rift in NDA widens
Pursuit of unrealistic policies irritates allies

Excelsior Political Correspondent

NEW DELHI, May 5: The distance between the BJP and the other constituents of the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has further widened, with the Vajpayee Government’s stubborn refusal to rollback the cuts in subsidies and the hikes in prices of certain essentials......more

Rajya Sabha adjourned
Dalit MP tores off Arun Shourie’s book

NEW DELHI, May 5: Pandemonium broke out in Rajya Sabha after RPI’s R S Gavai tore Minister of State for Planning Arun Shourie’s book, saying it had derogated Dr B R Ambedkar......more



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