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Thursday, April 11, 2002
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Gujarat A planned assault, says report NEW DELHI, APRIL 10. The Godhra attack was used as a trigger to justify the " calculated and planned assault'' on Muslims in Gujarat that followed it, according to an independent report into the Gujarat carnage. The report said that Godhra ... Gujarat violence hits foreign tourist arrivals NEW DELHI, APRIL 10.The violence in Gujarat and its extensive coverage in the foreign media have hit foreign tourist arrivals to the country. Latest figures with the Ministry of Tourism show nearly a 15 per cent decline in the tourist arrivals ... Jammu & Kashmir CAG report raps J&K Govt. JAMMU, APRIL 10.The Jammu and Kashmir Government's revenue deficit for the year 2001-02 has risen by 77 per cent over that in 1999-2000. Expressing concern over the deterioration in the financial conditions of the State Government, the latest ... Other Stories
Maharashtra Communal clash in Kalyan claims 3 lives MUMBAI, APRIL 10. An old feud between two persons belonging to different communities led to a fight, which later resulted in mob violence and arson and claimed the lives of three persons in Kalyan town near here. Curfew was subsequently imposed ... Be prepared for civil war, says Thackeray SHIRDI (MAHARASHTRA), APRIL 10. The Shiv Sena leader, Bal Thackeray, has exhorted his followers to be prepared for a "bloody civil war round the corner, ahead of a Pakistani attack." This is not the first time that Mr. Thackeray has talked of a ... New Delhi Transport scenario still grim NEW DELHI, APRIL 10.With several thousand commuters still having a difficult time in reaching their destinations in overcrowded buses, the public transport scenario continued to be grim in the Capital for the fourth consecutive day yesterday. ... Park under siege for gala event NEW DELHI, APRIL 10.In a shocking case of law-makers turning law-breakers, the Union Tourism Ministry, together with the Delhi Tourism and the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), has virtually taken over the sprawling Nehru Park area in ... Other Stories
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