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India, Pak. settle Lahore bus dues NEW DELHI, JUNE 20. The visiting officials of the Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC) and those of the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) today settled the accounts between the two corporations, paving the way for resumption of the ... Embarrassment averted NEW DELHI, JUNE 20. An embarrassment was averted here today as senior Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) officials acted quickly and prevented the agitating employees from blocking the passage of the visiting officials of the Pakistan Tourism ... India, China look forward to buoyancy in ties NEW DELHI, JUNE 20. Atal Behari Vajpayee will be the fourth Prime Minister to visit China after Jawaharlal Nehru (October 1954), Rajiv Gandhi (December 1988) and P.V. Narasimha Rao (September 1993) when he arrives in Beijing for a six-day visit ... No 'clear mandate' to send troops, feels Russia NEW DELHI, JUNE 20. Russia does not believe that there is a ``clear mandate'' for countries to send troops to Iraq under the existing United Nations Security Council Resolution 1483. During talks with the External Affairs Minister, Yashwant ... No BJP decision on alliance partners for now NEW DELHI, JUNE 20. The political ``weaknesses'' of some of the Bharatiya Janata Party's allies in the National Democratic Front and the ``tensions'' between them and the BJP were discussed frankly at the party's `chintan baithak' in Mumbai, but ... BJP not for early LS polls MUMBAI, JUNE 20. The Bharatiya Janata Party is inclined to go to the polls as scheduled next year and spend the time available to speed up implementation of various low-cost and no-cost programmes and build on the positive image it says it ... Re-induction after Minister gets clean chit from CBI: Mayawati LUCKNOW, JUNE 20.The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister, Mayawati, today said that the dropped Minister of State, Amarmani Tripathi, would have to wait till the CBI proved him innocent before he could be re-inducted into the Council of ... CBI nod for probe NEW DELHI, JUNE 20.The Central Bureau of Investigation today gave its nod to carry out investigations into the murder of poetess Madhumita Shukhla after the agency's comment were sought by the Cabinet Secretariat on the case. Highly-placed ... BJP against troops to Iraq under U.S. command NEW DELHI, JUNE 20. The Mumbai conclave of the BJP which ended today has come to the conclusion that ``there is no question of sending Indian troops to Iraq if they are to work under the command of the Unites States forces.'' The issue was ... Army identifies unit for deployment in Iraq NEW DELHI, JUNE 20.Regardless of the direction in which the political dice will roll, the Army has projected the requirements for possible troops deployment in Iraq as part of a multinational stabilising force. Although the Defence Minister, ... Other Stories
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