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          |  | Activists, including one wearing a mask, shout anti-government slogans during a protest against the use of tobacco in New Delhi on Saturday. The activists urged the government to ban tobacco products, which they said claimed the lives of 1.5 million people a year  through  various diseases in India. —  Reuters 
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    ex-militant shot deadHurriyat leaders freed
 Jammu, June 16
 Counter-insurgents suffered a setback
    when a prominent renegade militant, Ghulam Nabi, was gunned down by two
    unidentified gunmen outside his residence at Shalipora village near Achabal
    in Anantnag district today.
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          student ‘died of hepatitis B’Shimla, June 16
 The magisterial inquiry into the
          death of Kasauli school student Shobha Devi is learnt to have
          identified that hepatitis B was the cause of her death and not the
          alleged beating by two teachers about a month ago.
 Bush,
          Putin agree to extensive talksBrdo Castle (Slovenia),
          June 16
 The US President, Mr George W.
          Bush, said today that he and Russia’s Vladimir Putin agreed to
          launch an “extensive dialogue” on a wide range of subjects and to
          visit each other’s countries. The first-ever summit between Mr Bush
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                voting right to stayRopar, June 16
 The SGPC has dropped the
                idea of curtailing the voting rights of the Sehajdharis in the
                forthcoming SGPC elections. Earlier, at a meeting of the SGPC
                Executive held in Anandpur Sahib on March 22, it was decided
                that the Sehajdharis who had the voting right according to the
                SGPC Act, 1925, would not be allowed to vote, after an amendment
                to Sections 10, 10 (A) and 11 of the Act.
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            |  | APHC men under
        house arrest June 16, 2001
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            |  | Dipendra
    was killer, says probe report June 15, 2001
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            |  | APHC:
        political activity not suspended June 14, 2001
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            |  | Mosque siege ends, all ultras shot June 13, 2001
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            |  | Giani Kewal Singh may quit June 12, 2001
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            |  | Hurriyat suspends
        ‘people’s movement’ June 11, 2001
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            |  | Advani
    sees shift in Pak stand June 10, 2001
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            |  | 5 devotees dead,
          60 injured June 9, 2001
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            |  | Panel
    gets sweeping powers June 8, 2001
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            |  | Gyanendra spells out probe terms June 7, 2001
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