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Tomahawk missiles launched from
American, British vessels ISLAMABAD, Oct 7: Four weeks after the terror strikes on New York and Washington, the United States and British forces tonight pounded Afghanistan using fighter planes and cruise missiles fired from ships and submarines targeting military installations and Osama bin Laden’s training camps destroying a command and control centre in Kandahar, the spiritual home of Taliban. ...........more |
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Farooq decries elements inimical to Kashmiriyat Excelsior Correspondent SRINAGAR, Oct 7: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Dr Farooq Abdullah today decried elements inimical to Kashmiryat, saying that people’s way of life can’t be changed by force.......more |
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DUBAI, Oct
7: Minister of
State for External Affairs Omar
Abdullah says hot pursuit of
terrorists is very much on the
agenda of the Indian Government
to tackle militancy in Jammu and
Kashmir even as he scoffed at
suggestions that Pakistan’s
relations with the United States
are being strengthened at New
Delhi’ cost. "Yes, hot
pursuit is very much on the
agenda, but the option does not
necessarily have to be solely
military," he told the Gulf
News during his brief visit to
Dubai yesterday. Mr Abdullah was
of the view that India should
marshal its vast intelligence
gathering resources to produce
credible evidence against
Jaish-e-Mohammad, which initially
claimed responsibility for last
week’s suicide attack on the
Jammu and Kashmir Assembly, only
to retract later........
