THE LARGEST CIRCULATED DAILY OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR



JAMMU, (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA
FRIDAY, 23 OCTOBER, 1998
   


High level meet reviews J-K situation
Advani fears spurt in ISI activities
Rs 118-cr plan to tackle militancy

Excelsior Correspondent/Agencies

NEW DELHI, Oct 22: A high-level meeting, convened by Home Minister L.K. Advani, to review the internal security situation in Jammu and Kashmir today expressed serious apprehension that Pakistan’s ISI-sponsored proxy war might be intensified and approved Rs 118 crore for implementing the action plan to tackle militancy in the border state..more

Militancy on rise, spreading
NC Govt has failed on all fronts, say
Mufti Mohd Sayeeds Mufti

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 22: Former Union Home Minister and senior Congress (I)leader Mufti Mohd Sayeed has charged the National Conference Government with all round failure and alleged that militancy was on the increase in the entire State..more

Army rescues 2 from training camp
Two youths gunned down in Doda; one escapes

Excelsior Correspondent

JAMMU, Oct 22: Militants gunned down two youths after kidnapping them while another youth fled from the captivity and two others were rescued by the Army in separate incidents in Doda district since last evening. ..more

CM holds discussion with Textile Minister
Centre assures every possible help
to develop state handicraft

NEW DELHI, Oct 22: Textiles Minister Kashiram Rana had wide ranging discussions with J and K Chief Minister Dr Farooq Abdullah and his cabinet colleagues concerning the problems and prospects relating to the development of handicrafts, handlooms and sericul-ture in the State...more

3 states boycott conference
Non-official agenda dropped

NEW DELHI, Oct 22: Ministers from opposition-ruled states today forced the BJP-led Government to drop the controversial non-official part of the agenda for the two-day conference of State Ministers which began here today with two protest walk outs against alleged attempts to impose "Hindutva" on the education system and recitation of "Saraswati Vandana" prayer....more

Govt to present White Paper on ISI activities

From B L Kak

NEW DELHI, Oct 22: The Union Home Ministry is giving final touches to a White Paper, which will be presented to Parliament in the beginning of December, on what is officially termed as ‘‘awesome dimensions’’ of the menace of Pakistan's ISI (Inter-Services Intelligence) subversive activities in India..more

Two militants arrested, another surrenders

Excelsior Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Oct 22: Two militants were arrested and another surrendered before security forces, while policemen repulsed a militant attack at their picket set up to safeguard a place of worship in Kashmir valley since last evening, an official spokesman said here today..more

Narrow escape for Armymen
Blast rocks Thanna Mandi

Excelsior Correspondent

RAJOURI, Oct 22: A powerful explosion rocked Thanna Mandi road at Fatehpur this morning but failed to cause any damage as it exploded after an Army vehicle had crossed the road..more

Fernandes admits Pak Army’s attempt to cross LOC

NEW DELHI, Oct 22: Defence Minister George Fernandes today admitted that Pakistani Army made three incursions in Jammu and Kashmir when Islamabad supported militancy was at its peak in the state in 1990...more

23 UP districts affected by ISI activities: DGP

MORADABAD, Oct 22: Twentythree districts in Uttar Pradesh, including Meerut, Aligarh, Saharanpur, Mathura and Moradabad, are affected by activities of the Pakistani Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), according to Director General of Police (DGP) K L Gupta...more

Pak Jamaat to launch rally

ISLAMABAD, Oct 22 : Pakistan’s largest religious party, Jamaat-e-Islami, will launch a three-day rally here from tomorrow to mount pressure on Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif to dissuade him from introducing Islamic laws, which, the party alleges will enhance his powers. more

Armed men loot train passengers

JIND, Oct 22: Seven passengers of a train were robbed of their cash and jewellery by a group of armed men between Pillukhera and Siwaha railway stations in this district last night, police said here today.more



Editor and Publisher: S.D. Rohmetra,
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