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AIADMK threat to withdraw support
NEW DELHI, April 1 — The AIADMK today threatened to immediately withdraw support to the Vajpayee government, if the Prime Minister approved of his Cabinet colleague R. Kumaramangalam's criticism of its leader, J. Jayalalitha, on the Bhagwat issue and even hinted at forging an alternative alliance with the Congress. 		Guests from across the border wave the Pakistani flag.
Guests from across the border wave the Pakistani flag in one of the stands of the stadium hosting the India-Pakistan cricket match on Thursday. — A Tribune photo
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Extend visit up to Bangalore: Pak fans
Pak visitors see Hindi film
Focus on Indo-Pak trade
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Bhagwat’s pension ‘to continue’
PANAJI, April 1 — Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee today said the pension of sacked Navy Chief Admiral Vishnu Bhagwat would not be stopped.

USA may ease sanctions
NEW DELHI, April 1 — There is a possibility of the USA further easing the sanctions it imposed on India after the Pokhran-II blasts in May following the visit of the eight-member US congressional delegation led by representative Richard A. Gephardt.

Russia for G-8 meeting
PARIS April 1 — Russia today called for a conference of foreign ministers of G-8 countries to solve the Kosovo crisis which was deepening as NATO forces continued to bombard Serbian targets in Yugoslavia. President Boris Yeltsin appealed for an emergency meeting on the crisis.		 K
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NEW DELHI, April 1 — Differences among the member-countries of the Non-Aligned Movement are said to be coming in the way of it issuing a strong statement condemning the NATO strikes over Kosovo. India has been wanting NAM to adopt a strong common position on Kosovo as it is not in favour of the NATO action.

Haryana university funds not released
ROHTAK, April 1 — The fund-starved Haryana Government has failed to release last instalments of the grants-in-aid to the universities in the state as the financial year closed on March 31.

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Why invite PM, asks Tohra
LUDHIANA, April 1 — The former SGPC chief, Mr Gurcharan Singh Tohra, MP, today objected to the proposed inauguration of the tercentenary celebrations of the birth of the Khalsa scheduled for later this month at Anandpur Sahib by the Prime Minister, Mr Atal Behari Vajpayee.

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