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MONDAY, MAY 22, 2000
 

Historic commitment to eliminate atomic weapons

UN Secretary General Kofi AnnanUNITED NATIONS, May 21: The five nuclear weapon states have adopted a historic agreement giving, for the first time, an "unequivocal" commitment to eliminate their atomic weapons, that rekindled hopes of freeing the world of nuclear danger and also infused a fresh lease of life to the aeging nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). The consensus document, adopted yesterday at the end of the month-long intense deliberations to review the 30-year-old NPT, also deplored underground nuclear tests carried out by India and Pakistan in May, 1998 and asked the two countries to join the regime as "non nuclear weapon states." .......more

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3 militants, 2 RR jawans, STF cop killed in Banihal
*3AK rifles, other arms seized

Excelsior Correspondent

UDHAMPUR, May 21: Rashtriya Rifles and Special Task Force (STF) today eliminated three dreaded militants in a fierce day-long gun battle at Patyara village, about eight kms from Banihal but in the encounter lost three jawans—two from army and one from STF........more

Tata Engg launches Euro-II versions of Indica in capital

NEW DELHI, May 21: TATA Engineering has launched Euro-II compliant versions of its small car, Indica, fitted with a powerful 1400 cc Multi-Point-Fuel-Injection (MPFI) engine in the capital, priced between Rs 3.36-4.25 lakhs. The company also introduced two petrol version of Indica—LEI and LXI— which are powered by 75 Brake Horse Power (BHP), four-cylinder and two-valve engines. Launching these variants here last evening, ..........more

IT Bill: Few grey areas remain

NEW DELHI, May 21: With the passage of the Information Technology (IT) Bill in Parliament this week, India may have joined the elite group of 12 countries that boast of their own cyber laws, but experts say few grey areas need to be addressed urgently to make the cyber journey easier for the netizen...........more

British paper tapes ex-Pak captain in match-fixing boast

Former Pakistan cricket captain Salim MalikLONDON, May 21: Former Pakistan cricket captain Salim Malik told undercover reporters from The News of the World that he could fix the result of any match - and had done so before in the past, the newspaper reported today. The weekly tabloid said it had infiltrated an international match-fixing ring headed by Malik. Undercover reporters had video tapes of conversations with Malik who promised to fix matches for up to 500,000 pounds (about Rs 3.5 crore) a game, The News of the World said. The News of the World reporters posed as high rollers looking to bet on the results of matches. They quoted Malik as saying: "It will be very easy for me to fix a match. The players will agree. We’ve all say together and done it before. It’s better than dealing drugs." .......more

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India, China resume military ties

BEIJING, May 21: The arrival of a delegation from India’s National Defence College (NDC) today signals resumption of military-to-military ties between India and China which were suspended in the aftermath of the Pokhran-II nuclear tests in May 1998. .......more

'Hurriyat's secular credentials are doubtful'
Leave double standards, join talks: Farooq asks Hurriyat

NEW DELHI, May 21: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah today asked the Hurriyat Conference to leave its double standards and reciprocate the goodwill gesture of the State and Central Government by entering into a dialogue to usher peace in the Valley. .....more

Website to counter Pak cyber war on Kashmir

NEW DELHI, May 21: Taking head on the cyber war unleashed by Pakistan-backed portals against India, a Delhi-based Kashmiri has launched a website to mobilise global public opinion against ISI-sponsored terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. .........more

Big arms haul in Rajouri, Poonch
Two civilians gunned down

Excelsior Correspondent

RAJOURI, May 21: Militants gunned down two civilians at their houses last night in Kandi area under the jurisdiction of Budhal police station while Romeo Force and Rajouri Police today effected three seizures of large consignments of arms and explosives including 30 mortar bombs and 31 anti tank grenades from different areas in Rajouri and Poonch districts.......more

Pak using UAVs to mapout infiltration into J&K

NEW DELHI, May 21: Pakistan is reportedly using high altitude Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) to spot gaps in Indian Army defences for infiltration of heavily-armed mercenaries into Jammu and Kashmir. .......more

Handover Bin Laden to US, Pak tells Taliban

ISLAMABAD, May 21: Pakistan has asked Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban to handover terrorist mastermind Osama bin Laden to US after the Islamic militia agreed to extradite "wanted criminals" to Islamabad assuring that no terrorist camps will be permitted to operate from the Afghan soil. ....more

British Muslims seek terror training in US .....

C’wealth asks Pak to give timeframe for ...

Two counter-insurgents gunned down in Kulgam
3 militants, civilian among 6 killed.......



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