| THE LARGEST CIRCULATED
DAILY OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR |
|
JAMMU (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2000 |
 |
 |
|
| THE LARGEST CIRCULATED
DAILY OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR |
|
JAMMU (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2000 |
|
|
|
Continuing arms smuggling in
J&K From B L Kak
|
|
Introduction of local languages in ensuing season: Farooq Excelsior Correspondent
|
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||
|
NEW
DELHI, Oct 8: A highly disturbing figure over 40
lakh illegal weapons exist in the troubled State of Jammu
and This Kashmir. figure is the product of survey
conducted by men of three field intelligence units in the
Kashmir valley and Jammu region.disturbing is the
evidence obtained by intelligence sleuths Equally with
regard weapons in the sensitive to the availability of
unauthorised sectors of Kargil Ladakh. The number of
these weapons and Leh in according to one assessment is
more than 30,000........
SRINAGAR,
Oct 8: Chief
Minister Dr Farooq Abdullah today said Kashmiri, Dogri
and Bodhi would be introduced at primary level from
ensuing academic sessions in the State and suggested
setting up of three academies on literature, music and
drama, instead of existing one, on the national pattern.
Speaking at the concluding session of 2-Day All India
Kashmiri writers, intellectuals and journalists
conference, organised by the 
SRINAGAR,
Oct 8: Senior Hurriyat leader Abdul
Gani Lone today said that talks to solve
the Kashmir issue could be resumed in the
near future. Referring to scuttled talks
between the Centre and Hizbul Mujahideen,
he said it was not an ordinary
development that right wing BJP agreed to
talk to a militant outfit. This
development proved beyond doubt that
meaningful dialogue could be resumed in
future to solve the Kashmir issue once
for all, Lone said. However, he did not
spell out who all could participate in
talks. ........
NEW
DELHI, Oct 8: Former
Prime Minister P V Narasimha Rao and his
cabinet colleague Buta Singh are to be
sentenced in the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha
MPs bribery case later this week even as
Tihar jail officials say they have not
made any special arrangements to lodge
them. "We are not prepared to
receive them," a senior official of
the high security central prison told UNI
today. The jail authorities had no orders
from the Home Ministry or any other
department about making special
provisions to put up Rao in view of the
maximum security enjoyed by him under the
‘Z-Plus’ category, the
official, who did not want to be
identified, said. ........
