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IN
PASSING
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What the earthquake could not do an Assembly by-election has done!
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by
Sandeep Joshi
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Who will look at
Gwalior?
Madhavrao’s cremation today
Gwalior, October 3
There is a complete black-out of TV
channels in Gwalior for the past three days save for the ones beaming news.
Tents have been put outside several houses here where people sit together
remembering their beloved ‘Maharaja’.
Patel to propose Modi’s name
Gandhinagar, October 3
Putting an end to all speculations, Mr Keshubhai Patel submitted his resignation from the post of the Chief Minister of Gujarat to Governor Sunder Singh Bhandari today.
Nation: Going
for Modi not to be smooth
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Fund-starved PU to go commercial
Panipat, October 3
Faced with an acute resource-crunch, Panjab University (PU) is exploring the possibility of the commercial utilisation of six acres of prime land on the Panipat-New Delhi stretch of the G.T. Road besides other such ventures.
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USA calls India key partner
October 3, 2001
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Fidayeen storm J&K
House, kill 29
October 2, 2001
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Madhavrao Scindia dead
October 1, 2001
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UN Council votes for crackdown on terrorism
September 30, 2001
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SIMI President arrested
September 29, 2001
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Ban on SIMI triggers violent protests
September 28, 2001
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US Embassy set ablaze in Kabul
September 27, 2001
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Top US official meets King Zahir
September 26, 2001
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Pak recalls diplomatic staff from Kabul
September 25, 2001
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USA
lifts sanctions partially
September 24, 2001
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External
Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh, who is on a visit to the USA and
other European countries, meets US Secretary of State Colin
Powell.
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The
USA showed its closet allies clear evidence that Bin Laden was
behind the attacks, as it continued its diplomatic push to build a
coalition in the "war against terrorism".
Zaeef
says the only way to end the crisis over US demands to hand over
bin Laden is for Washington to enter into negotiations and that
Taliban could not hand him over without evidence.
A
Taliban expert has warned of increasing desperation within the
Taliban leadership, with major splits appearing and a flood of
defections as they realise the seriousness of the threatened US
attack.