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PMs fly into Lahore

Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee waving to the crowd after boarding the Delhi-Lahore bus at Amritsar airport enroute Lahore on Saturday — PTI		 Dramatic moment in Indo-Pak ties
LAHORE, Feb 20 — Heralding a new chapter in Indo-Pakistan relations, the Prime Minister, Mr Atal Behari Vajpayee, rode on the bus to Lahore this evening crossing the international border.		 Carrying seeds of friendship

Vajpayee, Sharif hold talks

Violence marks PM’s visit

Bonhomie marks visit
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Ninth Plan sets hard targets
NEW DELHI, Feb 20 — The Centre has rejected the demand of several state chief ministers to roll back the recent hike in prices of foodgrains supplied through ration shops, urea and cooking gas, the Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission, Mr K.C. Pant, said here today.		 Highlights



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JAMMU, Feb 20 — As many as 21 persons belonging to one community were gunned down in three separate incidents in Rajouri and Udhampur districts during the past 24 hours.

NATO planes ready for possible strikes
WASHINGTON, Feb 20 — War clouds loomed large over the Balkans today as NATO warplanes braced for an aerial blitz on Yugoslavia even as negotiations continued beyond the deadline, which ended today, for an accord on Kosovo peace talks.

3 Pakistanis get death sentence for blasts
ISLAMABAD, Feb 20 — A Pakistani anti-terrorism court today sentenced to death three men accused of staging bomb blasts last year that killed six persons, the official news agency APP reported.
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"Kar sevaks" throng Durgiana Mandir
AMRITSAR: Durgiana Mandir is a beehive of activity these days. All roads leading to it are barricaded and decorated for thousands of devotees, who cutting across faiths, continue to throng the temple to perform "kar seva" for the desiltation of the holy tank.

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