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Talks only on devolution: BJP
NEW DELHI, JULY 26. The Bharatiya Janata Party has again emphatically rejected autonomy for Jammu and Kashmir. The party let it be known that the "talks'' between the former Law Minister, Arun Jaitley, as representative of the Centre, and the ...

Cong. plans campaign against BJP in Gujarat
NEW DELHI, JULY 26. The Congress today announced that it would launch a mass campaign demanding `Gujarat bachao, BJP hatao' (Save Gujarat, remove BJP) on August 9. Asserting that it was ready to face the Assembly elections as and when they ...

Sonia writes to PM on farmers' rights
NEW DELHI, JULY 26. Disturbed by the Government's move to join the Union for the Protection of New Plant Varieties (UPOV) which could override the safeguards farmers enjoy under the law of the land, the Leader of the Opposition, Sonia Gandhi, ...

Terrorists planning fresh strikes: Army
NEW DELHI, JULY 26.A day before the U.S. Secretary of State, Colin Powell's visit to the subcontinent, the Army has insisted that terrorists are preparing to escalate violence in Jammu and Kashmir. The month-long lull was deceptive and there ...

All is not well with the BJP in U.P.
NEW DELHI, JULY 26. Contrary to what the Bharatiya Janata Party's central leadership has been asserting, all is not well with the party's Uttar Pradesh unit, and many party leaders suspect that the BJP's popularity chart in the State can only ...