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JAMMU (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 2001
 

Opposition asked to stop playing politics
Centre ready to consider amendments in POTO: PM

NEW DELHI, Dec 3: Bowing to pressure from opposition and some NDA allies, Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee told the Lok Sabha today that the Government is willing to consider amendments to the anti-terrorism law and announced he would convene a meeting of opposition leaders tomorrow to discuss the issue.............more


A sailor guides a fighter onto the steam-powered catapult that will launch it on a mission aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt in the Arabian Sea.(Reuters/Ed Wray)
A sailor guides a fighter onto the steam-powered catapult that will launch it on a mission aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt in the Arabian Sea.(Reuters/Ed Wray)

Oppn, Taliban engaged in fierce fighting at Kandahar

ISLAMABAD, Dec 3: In what appeared to be the "culmination point" of military campaign in Afghanistan, opposition forces, backed by US bombing raids, today entered the Kandahar airport where troops of Northern Alliance and Taliban militia were engaged in fierce fighting................more

Centre not to allow violation of status quo
in Ayodhya: Advani

NEW DELHI, Dec 3: Condemning the October 17 forcible entry by VHP activists into the makeshift temple at Ayodhya, Home Minister L K Advani tonight assured Lok Sabha the Centre will not allow any violation of the status quo at the disputed site and ensure implementation of court orders..........more

CM cautions against new dimensions of terrorism

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 3: Cautioning against the new dimensions of terrorism in the wake of changing scenario in neighbouring countries including Afghanistan, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Dr Farooq Abdullah today said militancy would be tackled with iron hand.............more

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The American who fought in Kashmir with Pakistanis

ISLAMABAD, Dec 3: A 20-year-old American man, who was among the 86 survivors of the battle for the infamous Qila-e-Jangi fortress in northern Afghan town of Mazar-e-Sharif, has said said he participated in militancy in Kashmir along with Pakistanis for six months before moving to Afghanistan.........more

Terrorist camps exist in PoK
Pak must stop aiding terrorism: Jaswant

From B L Kak

NEW DELHI, Dec 3: Terrorist training camps and bases continue to exist across the Line of Control (LoC) in Jammu and Kashmir. And Pakistan continues to assist them, according to the Minister for External Affairs, Mr Jaswant Singh...........more

Civilian, 2 militants killed in Valley
HUJI militant hacked to death by civilian

Excelsior Special Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Dec 3: While as security forces have eliminated two militants in separate encounters in Kashmir valley today, a Gujjar in Kulgam area of south Kashmir has hacked to death a Pakistani militant of Harkat-ul-Jehad-e-Islami (HUJI) during last night........more

Chances of Kashmir solution bright: Bhat

SRINAGAR, Dec 3: Hurriyat Conference today said that chances of resolution of Kashmir issue have brightened after the September 11 strikes in the United States saying the attention of the international community was now more focussed than ever before to find the reasons for the ongoing violence.. ....more

Slain ultra turns out to be HM hitman

Excelsior Correspondent

KATHUA, Dec 3: One of the two terrorists, who were gunned down by police and army in Chalog forest area of Bani early yesterday, has turned out to be a ‘district commander’ of Hizbul Mujahideen identified as Shah Nawaz Malik son of Abdul Zabbar Malik, hailing from Loang, Bani........more

Bonn Accord ready for signing

BONN, Dec 3: Afghan groups at talks in Germany have agreed on a UN-brokered power-sharing deal and will sign it here tomorrow, a Northern Alliance source at the talks said.............moreMissing
Indian Kids - Children

Maj Jaitley cremated .....

4 girls killed in Kupwara cave-in......

Hizb terrorist killed in Gool.....



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