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Thursday, September 8, 2005
 

LATEST UPDATE NEWS (13:40 IST)

Geelani placed under house arrest

SRINAGAR, Breakaway Hurriyat chairman Syed Ali Shah Geelani has been placed under house arrest since early this morning. Sources close to Mr Geelani said the hardline leader was informed early this morning that he has been put under house arrest. ........more

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and British Prime Minister and current President of European Union Council Tony Blair at the joint press conference in New Delhi on Wednesday.(UNI)
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and British Prime Minister and current President of European Union Council Tony Blair at the joint press conference in New Delhi on Wednesday.(UNI)

Manmohan, Blair endorse joint action plan
India, EU to co-operate against terrorism, drug trafficking

NEW DELHI, Sept 7: India and the European Union (EU) today agreed to cooperate against terrorism and drug trafficking, establish contacts between Indian and EU counter-terrorism coordinators and work closely to reduce terrorists’ access to finances by combating money laundering...........more

Police to seek death penalty for SSP, wife
More evidence, more Sections imposed

By Sanjeev Pargal

JAMMU, Sept 7: Confessional statement by the wife of murder accused SSP Karnail Singh, Commandant IRP 6th battalion in the killing of Nitan Sharma notwithstanding, police today incorporated more Sections in the FIR against the SSP as more evidence was gathered confirming his involvement in the killing......more

Hurriyat team meets Sonia

NEW DELHI, Sept 7: A Hurriyat Conference team led by its chairman Mirwaiz Umer Farooq today met UPA chairperson and Congress president Sonia Gandhi, who assured them that the peace process in the State would continue. .................more

Karan Singh asks terrorists to shun violence

KANPUR, Sept 7: Former Union Minister and Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) Chairman Dr Karan Singh today asked the Jammu and Kashmir terrorists to lay down arms and come to the negotiation table to resolve the vexed issue...............more

Advani expels Khurana

NEW DELHI, Sept 7: Acting on the recommendation of the Disciplinary Committee, BJP president L K Advani today expelled senior Delhi leader Madan Lal Khurana for six years for "gross indiscipline and criticising the party leadership openly".................more

Militants show up in Srinagar again
*One killed, other flees

By Sarwar Kashani

SRINAGAR, Sept 7: Two heavily armed militants showed up in one of the most secured area in Srinagar and attempted to attack a CRPF camp near New Secretariat this evening. However, the alert troopers foiled the attack and killed one the militants while other fled the spot. A police constable was injured in the shootout. Three militant outfits have claimed the responsibility of the attack.......more

Cong sets deadline for Paswan

NEW DELHI, Sept 7: Congress today gave a deadline to LJP chief Ram Vilas Paswan upto September 23 to decide whether it wanted to come with RJD-led UPA in the coming Bihar Assembly polls..............more

 

Qayoom Khan, Mehmood among 30 PoK
leaders to visit J&K

NEW DELHI, Sept 7: In a major push to the ongoing peace process, nearly 30 top political leaders of the Pakistan- occupied Kashmir (PoK) including veteran Sardar Abdul Qayoom Khan of Muslim Conference and former Prime Minister Barrister Sultan Mehmood will visit Jammu and Kashmir from September 15 to interact with leaders of various political shades.....more

Mehbooba asks Musharraf to rein in militants

Excelsior Special Correspondent

RAJOURI, Sept 7: Appreciating the dialogue between Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh and delegation of All Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC), president of Peoples’ Democratic Party (PDP) Mehbooba Mufti exuded confidence that peace will ultimately prevail in the sub-continent. .....more

Kathua man to join family after 9 years in Pak jails

By Dinesh Manhotra

KATHUA, Sept 7: There was a festive atmosphere in the house of 70 year old Champa Devi, a resident of ward number 10 of Kathua town. Preparations were going on in full swing and it was looking like a marriage ceremony as relatives were visiting the house and greeting the family. Every member of the family, including relatives, are anxiously waiting for September 12, 2005 when Radhey Shyam, 45 year old son of Champa Devi, will return to his house after spending nine long years of his life in Pakistani jail............more

Damaged fencing re-constructed

JAMMU, Sept 7: The portions of the three-tier barbed wire fencing along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir, which were damaged due to snow and avalanches during winter, have been reconstructed, defence sources said here today............more

Israel favours Shimla accord

ISLAMABAD, Sept 7: Welcoming the Indo-Pak peace process, Israel has said that it favoured resolution of Kashmir and other contentious issues between the two countries under the 1972 Shimla accord. "Israel has supported the Shimla agreement between Pakistan and India since 1972 and the resolution of all issues between them by peaceful means," Israeli Foreign Minister Silvan Shalom, who recently met his Pakistani counterpart Khurshid M Kasuri in the first-ever public contact between the two countries, told local daily ‘The Post’ in an interview............more

 



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