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JAMMU (JAMMU & KASHMIR) INDIA
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2003
 

Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Russian President Vladimir Putin signing a joint statement at Kremlin on Thursday.(UNI)
Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Russian President Vladimir Putin signing a joint statement at Kremlin on Thursday.(UNI)

Pak asked to end infiltration in J&K
India, Russia for decisive action against terror

MOSCOW, Nov 13: Opposing selective international action against terrorism, India and Russia today called for "decisive action" against those who aid and abet cross-border terror while asking Pakistan to end inflitration into Jammu and Kashmir and dismatle terrorist infrastructure on its soil...............more

TDP calls for early elections

HYDERABAD, Nov 13: Moving ahead on its plans for early Assembly elections, a draft resolution at an emergency tdp general body meeting today called for a fresh mandate on the twin plans of Naxal violence and "obstructionist" policies of the Congress....................more

Rs 42 cr embezzled by finance companies
DB directs Crime Branch to submit report

Excelsior Special Correspondent

JAMMU, Nov 13: Division Bench of the State High Court comprising Acting Chief Justice VK Jhanji and Justice YP Nargotra, in a much publicized case of rupees 42 crore embezzlement by nine finance companies, has directed Crime Branch investigating officer to submit the latest progress report in the matter and also directed him to present in the court on the next date of hearing..............more

Pak HC’s Iftar flops as separatists stay away

NEW DELHI, Nov 13: Pakistan today made it clear that it recognised only the Hurriyat Conference led by fire-brand leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani even as the Iftar Party hosted at its mission saw a dearth of Kashmiri separatist leaders with the faction led by Abbas Ansari boycotting it and Jamaat-e-Islami skipping it................more

KC blames Geelani for split

NEW DELHI, Nov 13: The Kashmir Committee today blamed fire-brand Jamaat-e-Islami leader Syed Ali Shah Geelani for causing split in Hurriyat Conference but advised the Centre to hold talks with him "if at any time he sees the wisdom of getting on to the negotiating table"...........more

Mufti meets British MPs, Lords
*Gets assurance on travel advisories

Excelsior Special Correspondent

LONDON, Nov 13: Friends of India Group in British House of Lords and Commons have assured Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Mufti Mohammad Sayeed that they would speak to British Foreign Office and convince it to withdraw adverse travel advisories on visiting Kashmir in the changed situation...............more

Mumbai Police chief offers to go on leave

MUMBAI, Nov 13: Maharashtra Chief Minister Sushil Kumar Shinde today clarified that Mumbai Police Commissioner R S Sharma had offered to go on leave at the CM’s discretion but no decision had been taken in the matter yet..................more

CBI on trail of Mayawati’s kin

NEW DELHI, Nov 13 : After freezing several bank accounts of Bahujan Samaj Party chief Mayawati, the CBI is now on the trail of her sister-in-law, who has allegedly transferred Rs one crore from her account for buying shares of a hotel..................more

Talks next month: Advani

ON BOARD SPECIAL AIRCRAFT, Nov 13: The dialogue with Hurriyat Conference may be held next month, Deputy Prime Minister L K Advani indicated today....................more

Forces not to be withdrawn: Vij

NEW DELHI, Nov 13: Army Chief General N C Vij today said the forces would not be withdrawn from key border posts along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir and would continue to mantain stepped up vigil on the frontier with Pakistan.....more

Daler’s bail plea dismissed......

Two militants killed in Poonch......

Prosecution of 11 officers sanctioned.....

6 of family killed in gas leakage......



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