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Militants plan to use toy plane to target VIPs NEW DELHI, Nov 4: Pakistan’s ISI has directed the militants operating in Jammu and Kashmir to use explosive-laden "toy plane" to hit VIPs in the State and the National Capital, official sources said here. The sources said following some confessions by arrested militants and wireless intercepts about the use of "toy plane", intelligence agencies were making necessary reviews of securities provided to VIPs. ....more |
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Valley From Ahmed Ali Fayaz SRINAGAR, Nov 4: Within a day of its being branded as a terrorist organisation by the United States of America, Pakistan-based pan-Islamist outfit Lashkar-e-Toiba left four Indian soldiers killed and six more wounded in a suicide strike, at Dyalgam village of Anantnag, in south Kashmir. Security forces have killed one of the Lashkar’s death squad members as also eight more militants in Kashmir valley, since last evening......more |
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PETERSBURG, Nov 4: Prime Minister Atal
Behari Vajpayee today began a four-day
state visit to Russia calling for global
efforts to eradicate the scourge of
terrorism and firmly focussing on
furthering the strategic relationship
between the two countries. Speaking to
the Moscow-based RTR television soon
after his arrival here, Mr Vajpayee said
his visit was aimed at making a common
cause with Moscow in combating and
defeating terrorism, be it in Jammu and
Kashmir or Chechnya. Mr Vajpayee said the
two countries had been fighting terrorism
for a long time and added that they
shared views on many global problems. The
two countries were happy to note that
other nations had also now come to
realise that it took concerted efforts to
put an end to the menace of terrorism, Mr
Vajpayee said......
