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Militant killed, arms haul in
Loran Excelsior Correspondent RAJOURI, Sept 3: Troops eliminated a militant in Fazalabad area of Surankote while police smashed a hideout of Harkat-ul-Jehad Islami (HUJI) outfit in Loran area in two separate incidents in Poonch district today. .......more |
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JAMMU, Sept 3:
Former Union Home
Minister and Peoples’ Democratic Party supremo, Mr
Mufti Mohammed sayed has said that Jamat-e-Islami and
Hurriyat Conference may succeed in controlling the gun of
the militants if the Centre shows sincere approach in the
dialogue process over Kashmir. Mr Mufti gave this
indication while talking to reporters here today. He
pointed out that Hizbul Mujahideen which is considered as
the backbone of the militant organisations operating in
Kashmir offered cease-fire with the initiative of these
organisations. They want peace in this region as lot of
bloodshed they have seen in past 11 years of militancy.
They may silence the gun of the ............
SINGAPORE,
Sept 3: India and China are set to
be the dominant Asian labour forces, with
their pools of highly skilled labour at a
relatively low cost attracting foreign
investors, a report by Political and
Economic Risk Consultancy (PERC) said.
"Such labour is a draw for foreign
investors, especially when the supply of
such labour is almost
inexhaustible," the report, received
here today, said. A March-June survey of
expatriate managers in Asia found the
best quality production labour,
irrespective of cost, was found in Japan,
Taiwan and South Korea. ....
SONIPAT,
Sept 3: Union Minister of State for
Home I D Swami has declared that none of
the Indian posts is in Pakistan’s
possession and asserted that
country’s borders are fully guarded
and secure. The Government was determined
to maintain the unity and integrity of
the country at all costs and ensure the
safety of the people in border areas, he
told reporters at Gohana town, 35 km from
here, yesterday. Reacting to statements
by some opposition leaders saying some
military posts in the Kargil sector were
in Pakistan’s occupation, he asked
people not to be misled by rumours being
spread by vested interests, and stressed
that the country’s borders were
fully guarded and secure......
LEH,
Sept 3: Union Minister for
Communications, Ram Vilas Paswan has
informed that the rent free telephones
will be given to the gallantry awardees
in the country. The Minister was speaking
at a function organised by Indo-Tibetan
Border Police (ITBP) on his arrival here
today. Mr Paswan, who inspected the Guard
of Honour, later handed over seven
numbers of Inmarsat Terminals to Mr
Gautam Kaul, Director General, ITBP. Mr
Paswan assured on the occasion that the
additional requirement of two more
Inmarsat Terminals shall also be met on
priority to ITBP. Earlier during the day,
Mr Paswan laid the foundation stone for
16 staff quarters for the benefit of the
Telecom.......
NEW
DELHI, Sept 3: Prime Minister, Mr
Atal Behari Vajpayee’s latest
"I-am-all-right" assertion
notwithstanding, there is widespread
speculation and consternation about the
state of his health in the political and
official circles. And at a time when the
Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) has
chosen to avoid dishing out any specific
information in this regard, Mr Vajpayee
himself has, at last, felt it necessary
to make public: "I have a problem
with my knee". Mr Vajpayee triggered
speculation, rumours and consternation
immediately after the sudden development
at Nagpur on August 27, when he returned
to Delhi, taking everyone by surprise. Mr
Vajpayee, who had gone to Nagpur to
attend the BJP national council and
executive meetings, flew back to Delhi a
day ...
