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JAMMU (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2003
 

An Army jawan injured in Mahamaya forest encounter being attended to by his colleagues on Sunday. ---Excelsior/Ashok
An Army jawan injured in Mahamaya forest encounter being
attended to by his colleagues on Sunday. ---Excelsior/Ashok

Traffic stopped at Sidhra by pass; narrow escape for Pillai
One terrorist, police man killed as encounter

continues in Mahamaya

By Sanjeev Pargal

JAMMU, Nov 30: A terrorist and a police constable were killed and nine persons were injured in an encounter that continued in the Mahamaya forest area at the outskirts of the City till late in the night tonight..............more

Rare presence of mind averts major tragedy

By Dinesh Manhotra

JAMMU, Nov 30: Rare presence of mind shown by Joginder Singh, son of Hardit Singh of Gole Gujral Camp, has averted what could have been a major tragedy.................more

Pakistan to agree to overflights

ISLAMABAD, Nov 30: On the eve of talks on resumption of Indo-Pak civil aviation links, President Pervez Musharraf today announced that Pakistan would lift ban on Indian flights over its air space, removing another irritant in normalisation of bilateral ties. ................more

Army hopeful of 90% decrease in infiltration
Ceasefire to facilitate LoC fencing in J&K

From Ahmed Ali Fayyaz

URI, Nov 30: With the implementation of ceasefire between Indian and Pakistani troops on all borders between the two countries, Army is now optimistic of completing the barbed-wire fencing on the International Border (IB) and the LoC in Jammu & Kashmir well before the initial deadline of June 2005. Chief of the Army Staff, Gen N C Vij, told mediapersons at Pathankot last week that the ambitious task would be accomplished by March 2005. Next day, General Officer Commanding Northern Command, Lt Gen Hari Prasad, said at a news conference in Srinagar that the deadline was October 2004. In the first week of the ceasefire, which is holding without violation, Army authorities have now "reasons to believe" that the work would be over, excluding in Gurez area, in the next seven months................more

Rs 2 lakh cash seized from harbourer Major among 3 killed

Excelsior Special Correspondent

RAJOURI, Nov 30: Two army personnel including a Major and a militant were killed in an encounter at Gambhir Mugalan in Manjakote area this morning while army recovered Rs two lakh more cash from a harbourer of the militants, recently arrested from Chasana, Mahore in Udhampur district..................more

7 Spaniards, 2 Japanese, 2 Americans die in Iraq bloodbath

BAGHDAD, Nov 30: Seven Spanish intelligence officers, two Japanese diplomats and two US soldiers were killed in an upsurge of violence in Iraq just as US Commanders hailed the success of massive counter-insurgency operations in stemming resistance to their seven-month-old occupation. ..................more

8 killed in road mishap

Excelsior Special Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Nov 30:Eight persons, including four women, were killed and nine others injured when their overcrowded jeep skidded off the road and fell into a gorge in frontier district of Kupwara in Jammu and Kashmir today, official sources said here. ...........more

Shah hopeful of SAARC meet

SRINAGAR, Nov 30: Senior separatist leader Shabir Ahmad Shah today said a meeting between leaders of India and Pakistan at the coming SAARC summit could break the deadlock between them and prove productive for resolution of the Kashmir issue, which would be a ‘turning point’ in the relations between the two countries. ...................more

Oppn to corner Govt on Judeo issue

NEW DELHI, Nov 30: Congress and other opposition parties are all geared up to put the NDA Government on the mat over alleged "milking" of PSUs by six Union Ministers, the Judeo cash-on-camera scandal and a host of other issues during the shortest winter session of Parliament beginning December 2. .............more

Jamali terms ceasefire "big success"

ISLAMABAD, Nov 30: Terming the Indo-Pak ceasefire along the LoC as a "big success", Pakistan Prime Minister Mir Zafarullah Khan Jamali has said his Indian counterpart Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s visit for the January SAARC summit here would strengthen the relations between the two countries. ...............more

Cong candidates escape, 7 killed in Naxals attack.....

Mishra tipped as new CBI Director......



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