Pak defence
reduction 'modest, misleading'
NEW
DELHI, June 19: Pakistan’s
first ever reduction in defence
spending was today viewed with
scepticism by security analysts
in India who described it as
"too modest" and borne
out of Islamabad’s economic
compulsions rather than the
craving for a favourable climate
ahead of the Vajpayee-Musharraf
summit. ....more
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1668
more yatris registered in Jammu
Massive
security for Amarnath pilgrims
Excelsior
Correspondent
JAMMU, June 19: As this year’s
Baba Amarnath yatra is coinciding the
summit between India, Pak Governments and
in view of the last year’s militants
attack on pilgrims at Pahalgam and a
registration counter at Jammu, the State
Government is going to take no chance and
it has made the fool proof security
arrangements for the pilgrims from Jammu
Base Camp to Cave Shrine........more
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More
arrests likely in plot to blast US
embassy
NEW
DELHI, June 19: Delhi Police today
said more arrests were likely to be made
in Udaipur in Rajasthan and Bihar in
connection with the recent unearthing of
a conspiracy to carry out blast at the
United States embassy here even as the
American sleuths have sought some more
information from the city police in the
case. .....more
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No
formula on Kashmir expected from
coming
Indo-Pak summit
NEW
DELHI, June 19: Prime Minister Atal
Bihari Vajpayee and Pakistan Chief
Executive Gen Pervez Musharraf will not
discuss any formula or proposal on
Kashmir during their summit meeting next
month as the proposed talks do not have
any structured agenda, sources said.
Commenting on proposals on Kashmir in
circ....more
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Rs
3.60 Lakh looted, official injured in
bank dacoity
Lt, 8
Hizb militants killed in Valley
Excelsior
Special Correspondent
SRINAGAR, June 19: In their continued
strike on militants, after withdrawing
six-month-long unilateral ceasefire,
security forces today eliminated eight
militants of pro-Pakistan
Hizb-ul-Mujahideen in Kashmir valley,
while losing an officer in an operation
at Line of Control (LoC) in Uri sector.
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meets Sonia ....... Summit
will benefit India, Pak and region: US ..........
JKLF
urges Pak to give up claim over J&K .....
India
rejects Pak proposal to involve Hurriyat ....
Mahajan
Sabha affairs
Langer’s
tenure marks various achievements.......
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NEW DELHI, June 19: Pakistani military ruler
Gen Pervez Musharraf will visit India for three days from
July 14 and the summit meeting with Prime Minister Atal
Bihari Vajpayee will be held in Agra. "At the
invitation of the Prime Minister, Chief Executive of
Pakistan Gen Pervez Musharraf and Begum Musharraf will
visit India from July 14 to 16," a spokesman of the
External Affairs Ministry said announcing the broad
schedule for the summit.........
