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JAMMU (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2000
 

Relatives wailing around bodies of three deceased children(Right) Accused Vijay Kumar in police custody. -Excelsior/Ashok
Relatives wailing around bodies of three deceased children. (Right) Accused Vijay Kumar in police custody. -Excelsior/Ashok

Assailant arrested, weapon of offence seized
3 infant children murdered; parents, female baby injured
* People turn violent in Jourian

Excelsior Correspondent

KHOUR (AKHNOOR), Sept 20: In a brutal crime, a youth went berserk and murdered three infant children—two male and one female— caused serious injuries to their parents and another infant baby at their house in village Prangla under the jurisdiction of Khour police station, about 56 kms from Jammu, in the early hours of this morning......more


Top US navy official on five-day visit to India

NEW DELHI, Sept 20: Admiral Dennis Cutler Blair, Commander in Chief of the US Pacific Command today began a five-day visit to India making it clear that any military cooperation entirely depended on the lifting of sanctions by the US administration. Admiral Blair told reporters "India knows what is required for the restoration of military cooperation and the supply of defence spare parts as well as technological capabilities for Indian submarines are on hold till the issue is resolved."..............more

Heavy Pak shelling in Poonch; woman injured

Excelsior Correspondent

POONCH, Sept 20: Unprovoked Pak mortar fire on village Salotri, in this district has resulted in serious injuries to an innocent woman of the village last evening..............more

Clinton fails to pacify prickly foes
Pak asked to make Kashmiri militants eschew violence

From B L Kak

NEW DELHI, Sept 20: US State Department has, in a fresh message to Islamabad’s envoy in Washington, called for "concrete" steps by Pakistan to help end terrorist violence in Jammu and Kashmir. Pakistan, the message reiterated, "has a role to play", both in resolving the Kashmir problem and in helping to diffuse tensions in J&K......more

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Rs 38 lakh misappropriated;one arrested
Corruption case registered against Beerwah
docs, treasury officials

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Sept 20: Vigilance Organisation has registered a corruption case against various doctors of Health Department, who had functioned as Block Medical Officers (BMOs) in Beerwah of Badgam district. The case has also been lodged against the officers of Beerwah treasury, who in connivance with these doctors had misappropriated funds amounting to over rupees 38 lakh........more

Maintain neutrality: Basu to Advani

Union Home Minister L K AdvaniWest Bengal Chief Minister Jyoti Basu CALCUTTA, Sept 20: West Bengal Chief Minister Jyoti Basu today urged Union Home Minister L K Advani to maintain "neutrality and not to be influenced by political considerations" and suggested him to restrain Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee from "inciting violence" in the State.......more

‘Divisional Commander’ of Al-Badr killed by SOG
8 Pak, 2 Indian troopers killed in LoC clash

From Ahmed Ali Fayaz

SRINAGAR, Sept 20: While as SOG Srinagar claimed to have eliminated a Pakistani "divisional commander" of Al-Badr outfit in an encounter at Lawaypora, in the capital city outskirts, one Lieutenant and a Havildar of Indian Army got killed in a fierce clash between Pakistani and Indian troops in Nowgam sector of north Kashmir. Defence circles claimed that at least eight soldiers of Pakistani Army got killed when the attack on Indian outpost was repulsed......more

20 kg RDX, explosives seized
Romeo Force kills 4 more militants, loses 2 jawans

Excelsior Correspondent

RAJOURI, Sept 20: Troops of Thannamandi Brigade of Romeo Force today eliminated four dreaded militants of Harkat-ul-Jehad Islami in two separate encounters at Argi and Saranu villages of this district but lost two of their jawans. Romeo Force also busted a militants’ hideout at Surankote and recovered a large quantity of explosives including 20 kg RDX.......more

Generals, not politicians, corrupt: Sharif

Deposed Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz SharifISLAMABAD, Sept 20: Deposed Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has launched a scathing attack on the Army top brass, accusing it of taking "kickbacks and commissions" and resorting to corrupt practices. Taking strong exception to military ruler Gen Pervez Musharraf’s remarks that he will cleanse the country of corrupt politicians, Sharif said it were not the politicians, but the generals who were corrupt..........more

‘Indo-US ties have shifted from suspicion
to understanding’

WASHINGTON, Sept 20: The Indo-US relations have shifted from "mutual suspicion" to "deepening understanding and cooperation" following the "very successful" visit by Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, the Clinton administration has said.........more

India-Russia to sign accords during Putin’s visit

NEW DELHI, Sept 20: Russian President Vladimir Putin will sign several accords including a declaration on strategic partnership between New Delhi and Moscow during his four-day state visit to India from October two, it was officially announced today......more Missing
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Illegal LPG agency unearthed in Kathua....

Batohi asks Delhi Police to authenticate tape transcripts......



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