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JAMMU (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2001 |
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JAMMU (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2001 |
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Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Nov 1: Lashing out at intellectuals for trying to "solve" vexed Kashmir problem while sitting in their drawing rooms, Chief Minister Dr Farooq Abdullah today said that it was easy to hold seminars and to float ideas, but difficult to face the ground realities.. . ...more |
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Heavy firing on IB after US attack
on Afghanistan From Mohinder Verma GOL PATAN/NEW KANACHAK, Nov 1: Border fencing has been completed on 16 kilometres track of the International Border with one kilometre of border illuminated by installing flood lights at New Kanachak Border Out Post by the Border Security Force (BSF).....more |
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JAMMU,
Oct 1: Lt Gen JBS
Yadava, GOC 16 Corps today said
that Pakistan’s relentless
support to the terrorism is the
real cause of the Kashmir
problem. He was of the view that
till level of violence are not
scaled down significantly, peace
initiatives are unlikely to make
any significant headway.
Addressing valedictory session at
the seminar, ‘Jammu and
Kashmir: The Way Ahead’, Lt
Gen Yadava admitted that Pakistan
has maintained reasonable
restraint on Line of Control
(LoC) since misadventures of any
kind were retaliated instantly
but the infiltration has been
going unabated. "Though
Pakistan has maintained restraint
on LoC but has shifted its
activities on hinter-land",
he said and killings of militants
have increased this year. ....
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