| 
      
 
   
 
 
 
   
 | 
            
              |  |  
              | Terrorism is the real issue, Gen Musharraf Hari Jaisingh
 THE Press conference by  President Pervez Musharraf at Islamabad on Friday has reconfirmed the impression that his  is a one-track  mind. This may be advantageous to him as a General but not as a statesman he is desperately trying to project himself to be.
 |  
              |  |  
      
        |  | UTI
          ex-chief remanded in police custody Mumbai, July 21
 Former UTI chief P.S. Subramanyam, Executive Directors M.M. Kapur,
          S.K. Basu and stock broker Rakesh Mehta were today remanded in police
          custody till July 27 by a special court here.
 
 P.S. Subramanyam, former Chairman of the UTI, arrives for questioning in Mumbai on Saturday.
 — Reuters photo
 
 |  |   
          
            | In
              Spectrum today |  
            |  |  
            |  |   
    
       | 
    
      | 
          
            | THE
              TRIBUNE MAGAZINES |  
            | On
              Mondays 
  |  
            | On
              Sundays 
  |  
            | On
              Saturdays 
   |  
            |  |  | Ajit
              to get Cabinet berthNew Delhi, July 21
 With an eye on the Uttar Pradesh poll, the Prime Minister is
              slated to expand his Cabinet tomorrow by inducting Rashtriya Lok
              Dal leader Ajit Singh and grant him a post of Cabinet rank.
 |  | 
    
      | 
 
          
            | IN
              PASSING |  
            |  No need to change glasses. Your vision is
              O.K.!
 
 |  
            | by
              Sandeep Joshi |  | 8 on indefinite fast in ManipurImphal, July 21
 Eight persons began an indefinite fast last evening to protest against the torture of students and Centre-NSCN (I-M) ceasefire extension in Manipur even as massive anti-ceasefire rallies and sit-in protests were reported today amid tight security, official sources said.
 6
        CRPF jawans killed in ArunachalItanagar, July 21
 In the worst ceasefire violation in a year, suspected Naga militants
        killed six paramilitary jawans and seriously injured six others in an
        ambush in Arunachal Pradesh, a senior police official said today.
        Security officials blame the National Socialist Council of Nagaland
        Muivah-Issac faction for the attack.
 
 
 
            
              | Liquor
          from MP finds way into BathindaBathinda, July 21
 After Haryana and Rajasthan, liquor has started seeping into this
          southern district of Punjab from Madhya Pradesh. The trend, which has
          been gaining ground, has been forcing the police and excise
          authorities to adopt new strategies to check the menace to prevent
          loss to the state exchequer.
 |  | 
        
          
            |  | Kashmir
        blocked peace: Pervez July 21, 2001
 |  
            |  | Structured agenda in future
        must, says Opposition July 20, 2001
 |  
            |  | Forget Agra, India tells Pakistan July 19, 2001
 |  
            |  | Agra another step towards
          peace: India July 18, 2001
 |  
            |  | Talks
    collapse, Musharraf leaves for home July 17, 2001
 |  
            |  | Parleys
    constructive, very cordial July 16, 2001
 |  
            |  | Resolve Kashmir issue once and for all: Pervez July 15, 2001
 |  
            |  | Pak
        President arrives today July 14, 2001
 |  
            |  | No
        set proposals on J&K: Jaswant July 13, 2001
 |  
            |  | NDA not to
        attend Pak reception July 12, 2001
 |  
            |  |  |