Laden's hideouts under
surveillance
NEW YORK, Nov 2: The US is
maintaining round the clock surveillance
of the caves and tunnels in Afghanistan
where terrorist mastermind Osama bin
Laden is suspected to be hiding, US
intelligence officials said.......more
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A US Navy F-18
Hornet uses its afterburners for
extra thrust as it is shot off a
catapult from the aircraft
carrier USS Carl Vinson somewhere
in the Arabian Sea as it begins
its strike mission against
Taliban forces in Afghanistan.
US carpet-bombs
Taliban; on alert at home
RABAT
(AFGHANISTAN), Nov 2: US
B-52s today carpet-bombed front
lines of Afghanistan’s
ruling Taliban north of the
capital Kabul ahead of a promised
offensive by the Taliban’s
civil war foes......more
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Mumbai serial
blasts conspiracy
CBI
implicates Dutt, 122 others
 MUMBAI,
Nov 2: Central Bureau of
Investigation (CBI) has implicated all
the 123 accused, including film star
Sanjay Dutt, in the conspiracy leading to
serial explosions here on March 12, 1993,
in which more than 200 people were killed
and several maimed. In written arguments
running into 896 pages, CBI has accused
them of participating in the conspiracy
to commit terrorist acts in India at the
behest of Dawood Ibrahim, Tiger Memon and
other absconding accused. The arguments
were submitted before designated judge P
D Kode yesterday, who has directed the
investigating agency to explain how every
accused was linked to the
conspiracy........more
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Cop killed, militants
trapped in Budgam
Excelsior
Special Correspondent
SRINAGAR, Nov 2: Even as two
residential houses gutted and a group of
four Hizbul Mujahideen militants was
trapped in Chewa village of Budgam
district this evening, militants ambushed
a district Police party, killing a head
constable in Chadoura area of Budgam
today. Meanwhile, bodies of two militants
has been recovered in Gurez sector and
Police has recovered a dead body from
Nageen Lake. Meanwhile, unidentified
gunmen fired gunshots on Rawalpora house
of the separatist leader, Abdul Gani
Lone, last evening......more
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'Taliban getting military
supplies from Pak'
WASHINGTON, Nov 2: US Defence
Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said today
Afghanistan’s ruling Taliban may
still be getting military supplies from
Pakistan and did not rule out Osama bin
Laden’s Al Qaeda network having got
some nuclear material from persons
arrested in Pakistan....more
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