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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2004
 

NEWS UPDATE 195O IST

Rahdari system can solve Indo-Pak bus impasse: Mirwaiz Omar

DUBAI: Acting chairman of the Hurriyat Conference Mirwaiz Omar Farooq has suggested the pre-1953 ‘Rahdari’ system, under which a letter from the local District Commissioner is recognised as a travel document, to resolve the stalemate over resumption of bus services between India and Pakistan..............more

President A P J Abdul Kalam poses with a group of Indian Air Force pilots during his visit to a border town in Kargil on Wednesday.
President A P J Abdul Kalam poses with a group of Indian Air Force
pilots during his visit to a border town in Kargil on Wednesday.

Kalam lauds Army role at Kargil
J&K to become prosperous State within 10 years: President

Excelsior Special Correspondent

SRINAGAR/KARGIL, Dec 8: President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam, who visited Kargil and Srinagar today, has asserted that the India was engaged in negotiations with Pakistan to end the menace of cross-border terrorism and hoped that Jammu and Kashmir would become a prosperous State within the next 10 years. ............more

39 wounded in Anantnag blast
ASI, 2 Pak militants killed at PDP leader’s house

Excelsior Special Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Dec 8: The overnight stand-off between the Lashkar-e-Toiba militants and security forces at the house of a ruling PDP leader’s house in Baramulla has culminated in the death of two militants and an Assistant Sub Inspector (ASI) of Jammu and Kashmir Police. Meanwhile, as many as 37 civilians and two Police personnel have sustained injuries in a grenade explosion at Anantnag town in south Kashmir today............more

India, Pak to continue talks on Srinagar-Muzaffarabad bus

NEW DELHI, Dec 8: India and Pakistan today appeared to have made no headway on the proposed bus link between Srinagar and Muzaffarabad due to "some hitches" but agreed to continue their discussions for an early establishment of the service. ...........more

Indo-Pak ties accident-prone: Natwar

NEW DELHI, Dec 8: Terming Indo-Pak relations as "accident-prone", External Affairs K Natwar Singh today said this has to be dealt with great restraint, wisdom and patience and hoped its future does not lie in the past now. .......more

NC ready to consider Hurriyat proposal if sent ‘formally’

From Ahmed Ali Fayyaz

SRINAGAR, Dec 8: Senior National Conference (NC) leader Ali Mohammad Sagar, today said that his party was ready to consider the proposals of the Hurriyat leaders Mirwaiz Umar Farooq and Professor Abdul Gani Bhat in case the same were forwarded to the high command "formally". The Hurriyat leaders had proposed, at their sit-in on Tuesday, that they would welcome the NC leaders if they quit the "electoral politics" and declared publicly Jammu and Kashmir as a "disputed territory". Former chairman of the separatist amalgam, Prof Gani, had asserted that the Hurriyat was ready to hold the function of the NC's declaration even at Sheikh Abdullah's tomb at Hazratbal. ...........more

Ex-soldiers for permanent Indo-Pak peace

NEW DELHI, Dec 8: Once they may have been adversaries but today they are friends, together in their quest for establishing everlasting and permanent peace between India and Pakistan. ......more

Case being referred to Crime Branch
44 kanals land scam unearthed

Excelsior Special Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 8: A land scam pertaining to illegal transfer of over 44 kanals of Evacuee Property land has been detected by the Revenue Department. The case is being referred to the Crime Branch...........more

Tainted or not, it’s PM’s prerogative

NEW DELHI, Dec 8 : Refusing to buckle under Opposition’s pressure tactics on the tainted minister’s issue, the Centre has stated before the Supreme Court that it was the discretion of the Prime Minister to include a Member of Parliament in his council of ministers and that the President was bound by it. .......more

Civilian killed in Poonch blast

Excelsior Special Correspondent

JAMMU, Dec 8: A civilian was killed in a mine blast in forward area of Begun in Poonch sector last night while security forces recovered explosive devices during searches in Doda and Rajouri districts........more

Donald Rumsfeld arrives

NEW DELHI, Dec 8: In his first major foreign trip after the re-election of President George Bush, US Secretary of Defence Donald Rumsfeld arrived here tonight for talks with top Indian leadership, during which New Delhi is likely to express concern over resumption of arms supplies to Pakistan. ......more

Terror infrastructure in Pak, PoK......

Inquiry in CRPF SI’s killing......

Prominent jeweller submits surrender certificate for Rs 24 lakh to IT Deptt......



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