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Kofi Annan clubs Kashmir with Afghanistan
UNITED NATIONS, Sept 7 — UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan has clubbed the Kashmir issue with the deadlocked peace process in Cyprus, turmoil in Afghanistan and the stalemate in the West Asia peace process, and listed it as one of the causes of concern worldwide.
Indian President K. R. Narayanan on his arrival at Baden Baden airport in Germany on Sunday.
Indian President K. R. Narayanan on his arrival at Baden Baden airport in Germany on Sunday. — PTI
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 Arif, Jain brothers acquitted in hawala case
NEW DELHI, Sept 7 — A Delhi court today discharged former Union Minister and Bahujan Samaj Party MP Arif Mohammad Khan in the Rs 65 crore Jain hawala case.

Sonia raps government on anarchy
BHOPAL, Sept 7 — Congress President Sonia Gandhi today hit out against the government saying that people already groaning under spiralling prices were now facing the menace of adulterated food.
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Clinton may defer visit to India
NEW DELHI, Sept 7 — US President Bill Clinton may defer his visit to India with New Delhi unwilling to accede to Washington’s demand for signing the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty immediately and unconditionally, informed sources said today.

Excise raids spark violence
PATIALA, Sept 7 — The local police today fired in the air to disperse traders who had gheraoed and manhandled a sub-inspector accompanying a van carrying account books seized in an excise raid at Sirhandi Bazar.

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Disinvestment strategy risky
NEW DELHI, Sept 7 — A radical proposal being considered by the government to privatise public sector enterprises is fraught with risks as it would give ministers and bureaucrats unfettered powers to control the enterprises without being accountable.

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