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China sets terms for backing USA
Beijing, September 18
China demanded US support for its own struggle against “terrorism and separatism”, shorthand for groups that include Taiwan independence advocates and the Tibetan Dalai Lama, in return for backing a US-led war.
Israeli
Army told to pull out
Jerusalem, September 18
The Israeli Army said on Tuesday it had
been ordered to withdraw from areas in the West Bank and Gaza Strip which
are under full Palestinian control.
Cabinet for greater vigil
Endorses Vajpayee’s stand
New Delhi, September 18
The Union Cabinet today took stock of the security scenario in the Indian subcontinent following the terrorist attacks on the USA and stressed the need for more vigil at important government installations.
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Octogenarian
writer Khushwant Singh was “delighted” today following the
Delhi High Court verdict allowing the publication of his
autobiography ‘Truth, Love and A Little Malice’ after a gap of
six years. “The court’s verdict is a vindication of the
writer’s freedom,” Khushwant Singh told The Tribune.