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JAMMU (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 2001
 

A sailor on the USNS Niagra Falls stretches to attach a hook connected to cargo headed for the USS Peleliu to a CH-46 helicopter during replenishing operations somewhere in the Arabian Sea. US planes roared over the Taliban power base of Kandahar in southeast Afghanistan on Wednesday in a pre-dawn strike that killed 11 people at a Red Crescent clinic.
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sailor on the USNS Niagra Falls stretches to attach a hook connected to cargo headed for the USS Peleliu to a CH-46 helicopter during replenishing operations somewhere in the Arabian Sea. US planes roared over the Taliban power base of Kandahar in southeast Afghanistan on Wednesday in a pre-dawn strike that killed 11 people at a Red Crescent clinic.

Raids in Kandahar continue
Tight security around nuke facilities in US

ISLAMABAD, Oct 31: Security around major nuclear facilities in the US was tightened following fresh threats of terrorist attacks as American jets today carried out one of the heaviest raids on the Taliban bastion Kandahar and the militia claimed that three weeks of bombings had killed 1,500 civilians in Afghanistan. . . ...more



Governor Mr G C Saxena speaking at seminar "Jammu and Kashmir - The Way Ahead" jointly organised by Army and JU on Wednesday.	Excelsior/Ashok
Governor Mr G C Saxena speaking at seminar "Jammu and Kashmir - The Way Ahead" jointly organised by Army and JU on Wednesday. Excelsior/Ashok

Governor asks secessionist leaders to understand realities
India reserves right of military action: LG Nanavatty

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct.31: Terming terrorism as serious challenge before security of the country, GoC-in-C of the Northern Command, Lt General R K Nanavatty said that Pakistan has imposed covert war on India in the guise of freedom struggle to assimilate the region......more

Minister of State for External Affairs Mr Omar Abdullah talking to reporters at Jammu.	Excelsior/Ashok
Minister of State for External Affairs Mr Omar Abdullah talking to
reporters at Jammu. Excelsior/Ashok

India to lodge protest with UN over Loidolt's statement
Military aspect only solution to Kashmir problem: Omar

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 31: Taking strong exception to the highly controversial statement of the Major General Herman Loidolt, chief military observer of the United Nations Military Observers Group in India and Pakistan (UNMOGIP), Minister of State for External Affairs, Mr Omar Abdullah today said that India have never recognized any UN observer in Kashmir.. .....more

Militants to strike harder in J&K

From B L Kak

NEW DELHI, Oct 31: The Jammu and Kashmir Government has informed the Union Home Ministry that 3,000 to 5,000 Kashmiris are, at present, in the training camps of Pakistan. . . .... .more

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Hurriyat selling Kashmiri people: Farooq

NEW DELHI, Oct 31: In a hard hitting statement against Hurriyat Conference, Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Farooq Abdullah today said Kashmiris should beware of the "so-called bunch of seven people" whom he accused of "selling" the people of the State to Pakistan. ......more

Group of 20 ultras, 3 civilians untraced
Commandos kill 3 terrorists in Poonch

Excelsior Correspondent

POONCH/RAJOURI, Oct 31: ‘Ghatak commandos’ of Poonch Brigade and police eliminated three terrorists at Bandi Kamba Khan in Jandrola area of Mandi sector in Poonch this evening while a group of over 20 terrorists, which had sneaked into Indian territory through Nowshera sector on Monday night, was cornered by security forces in Taryath forests.. .....more

Cop injured in explosion
4 civilians kidnapped in Mahore, one killed

Excelsior Correspondent

UDHAMPUR, Oct 31: The terrorists gunned down a civilian and kidnapped four others in two separate incidents in Udhyanpur village of Doda and Mahore tehsil of Udhampur district overnight. ...more

Soldier killed, 7 injured in Pak shelling
Border skirmishes intensify in Uri, Gurez

Excelsior Special Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Oct 31: One soldier of army got killed and seven others sustained injuries when Pakistani troops directed heavy gunfire on LoC in Uri sector last evening. Pakistani and Indian troops exchanged fire in Gurez and Karnah sectors of north Kashmir as well. However, nothing was available about the damage caused, if any. Meanwhile, militants struck of an army patrol in Lolab valley of Kupwara, killing another soldier.. . more

B K Nehru dead

NEW DELHI, Oct 31: B K Nehru, one of India’s most distinguished civil servants of the post-independent India who held several coveted posts including Ambassador to the United States, died at Kasauli in Himachal Pradesh today. ......more

Ultras plan to strike in Delhi foiled

NEW DELHI, Oct 31: Delhi Police have thwarted a plan by militants to strike in the Capital by arresting two of them, including a Pakistani national, from posh Lodhi road area of the Capital and recovered some arms and explosives from them. . ...moreMissing
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Gupta takes over as Power Commissioner.......

PM ridicules Musharraf's remark.....

Pak bans use of mosques for ‘jihad’ call .,,.......

No universal response to terror: Gill ....



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