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SOG being disbanded?
JAMMU, DEC. 29.After settling the issue of releasing prisoners with the Central Government by setting up a screening committee, the PDP-led coalition Government in Jammu and Kashmir has started working on another controversial issue of ...
Parties welcome more autonomy for Ladakh
NEW DELHI, DEC. 29. Across the political spectrum, parties have welcomed the Jammu and Kashmir Government's announcement that the Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council would enjoy greater financial and administrative autonomy within six ...
Killings must end for dialogue to start, says Mufti
JAMMU, DEC. 29.The Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister, Mufti Mohammad Sayeed, today emphasised the need for the present phase of killings to end for an unconditional dialogue to start to resolve the Kashmir problem. Addressing a gathering at ...
Modi 'pardons' cyber crime
GANDHINAGAR, DEC. 29. The Gujarat Chief Minister, Narendra Modi, has asked the anti-terrorist squad of police to withdraw the case against the person who had threatened to kill him. The threat was issued by a Mumbai-based computer software ...
Idols desecrated in two temples
GAYA, DEC. 29. Unidentified persons desecrated idols at a temple in Gaya district of Bihar last night sparking off tension in the area today, police said. Some idols, including that of Hanuman, were desecrated at a temple located on Ram Shila ...
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  • Not possible to replicate Gujarat, says Mahajan
  • Qureshi hits out at Hurriyat
  • Hi-tech gadgets may become more affordable in 2003
  • CPI to launch ``Bharat Yatra''
  • New chief of Western Naval Command
  • Fastest train trial run conducted
  • Katiyar asks Muslims to hand over temples
  • Lions in voter list
  • Jamiat for exposing 'aggressive posture' of BJP, RSS
  • Sonia condoles death of Father Vadakkan
  • Missionaries' good work made tribals convert: VHP
  • Signature campaign against Pak.
  • BJP to fight Assembly elections on local issues
  • CPI(M) flays Kelkar report

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