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No fresh pact with Pak: PM
Talks offer mere' sham'
LUCKNOW, Nov 25 — Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee today ruled out any fresh accord with Islamabad and said that cross-border terrorism in the Kashmir valley had increased since the coup in Pakistan and it created doubts about the military regime’s willingness to have any meaningful dialogue with India.
Dialogue ‘need of hour’
A BSF jawan stands in a pit which was discovered by a patrol party on November 18.

A BSF jawan stands in a pit which was discovered by a patrol party on November 18. It turned out to be a camouflaged air vent punctuating a 200 metre long tunnel into Indian territory. The tunnel originated from 30 meters inside Pakistani territory.— PTI photo
(Story: Tunnel was found in Operation Sukha)
Governor's order set aside
Longowal case cited for clemency
NEW DELHI, Nov 25 — The clemency granted to the killer of Sant Harchand Singh Longowal has been cited in a petition to the President of India by a senior lawyer, seeking commutation of the death sentence for the killers of Rajiv Gandhi.

‘Wounded’ Kalyan attacks Vajpayee
NEW DELHI, Nov 25 — Ousted Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Kalyan Singh today launched a frontal attack on Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee and declared his next political move was "in the final stages" of making even as Mr Vajpayee sought to smoothen Mr Kalyan Singh's ruffled feathers.

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CTBT revision likely : Pressler
New regime on N-issues hinted
NEW DELHI, Nov 25 — Republican Senator Larry Pressler today said the proposed visit by the US President, Mr Bill Clinton, to India offered prospects for a "breakthrough" on the comprehensive test ban treaty as the USA was expected to come up with important amendments relating to the contentious issue.
Pak spells out N-strategy
ISLAMABAD, Nov 25 — Pakistan’s military regime today spelt out its nuclear strategy asserting it would keep minimum nuclear deterrence as its guiding principle but refused to quantify it saying it would entirely depend on the Indian nuclear build up.
FCCI president G. P. Goenka with US Senator Larry Pressler

FCCI president G. P. Goenka with US Senator Larry Pressler at a meeting with industrialists in New Delhi on Thursday.
—PTI photo

Shahbaz held for treason
KARACHI, Nov 25 — The brother of deposed Pakistan Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif appeared before an anti-terrorist court today in a treason and conspiracy to murder case.

Captain, 21 militants killed
SRINAGAR, Nov 25 — Four security personnel, including an Army Captain and 21 militants, were among 27 persons killed in the Kashmir valley in the past 24 hours.

Baba Amte to get Gandhi Peace Prize
NEW DELHI, Nov 25 — Gandhian and noted social worker Baba Amte has been chosen for the coveted 'Gandhi Peace Prize for 1999 for his exemplary work for treatment and rehabilitation of leprosy patients and his concept of the "Shramik Vidyapeeth."

To our readers
Orissa cyclone relief: an appeal
Next to manpower, Orissa needs money to rebuild life brick by brick. Millions of rupees are required to reconstruct the ruined huts and vanished roads. We appeal to the readers to rise to the occasion.
List of donors

140 dead as ferry capsizes
BEIJING, Nov 25 — At least 140 persons died, many frozen to death, and some 136 were missing after a ferry caught fire and capsized off the eastern Chinese port of Yantai in Shandong province, officials said today.


Tibetan offices to move
near Faridabad
DHARAMSALA, Nov 25 — Compelled by the growing animosity and frequent clashes between the Tibetans and the locals, in various parts of Himachal Pradesh, some of the important offices of the Tibetan Government-in-exile, are being shifted from Mcleodganj, in a phased manner, near Faridabad in Haryana.



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IN PASSING
IN PASSING
Have you noticed it? At the end of every speech he says, "Jai E-ind"!
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