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India gives list of 20 terrorists
 Asks Pak to hand over arrested ultras
New Delhi, December 31
India today made it clear to Pakistan that the reported arrests of Lashkar-e-Toiba former chief Hafiz Mohammad Sayeed and Jaish-e-Mohammad founder chief Masood Azhar were just not enough because they have been charged with crimes allegedly committed locally. 

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Step forward by Pak: Jaswant
JeM, Lashkar leaders arrested
New Delhi, December 31
India today reacted cautiously to reports from Pakistan of the arrest of leaders of terrorist outfits Jaish-e-Mohammad and Lashkar-e-Toiba, responsible for the December 13 attack on Parliament by terming it as a “step forward in the correct direction”.
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PM ready to discuss any issue
New Delhi, December 31
In a conscious effort to reach out to the people of Pakistan, Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee has said if Islamabad sheds its “anti-India mentality” and takes “effective steps to stop cross-border terrorism,” “you will find India willing to walk more than half of the distance to work closely” for resolving any issue, including the contentious issue of Jammu and Kashmir, through dialogue.

SAARC backs India on terrorism
Kathmandu, December 31
India achieved a major diplomatic victory when the Foreign Secretaries of SAARC countries, including Pakistan, today endorsed its proposal to refer the Regional Convention on Suppression of Terrorism to a group of legal experts to widen its scope and make it more effective to deal with the menace in all its forms.

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Jammu, December 31
Seven Pakistani bunkers were blown to smithereens and four of its soldiers killed when Indian troops opened heavy retaliatory artillery fire on frontier Pakistani positions across the Line of Control in the Pallanwala area of Akhnoor sector early this morning.


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Eight JuM militants killed in encounter
Srinagar, December 31
At least 10 militants and two jawans were killed and nine others injured in separate incidents in the Kashmir valley since yesterday.

Sun sets on Samjhauta Express
Attari (Amritsar), December 31
The Samjhauta Express, the only train link between India and Pakistan chugged out on its last journey today amidst emotional upsurge with hundreds passengers praying that India should reverse its decision and allow the train to continue. Meanwhile the Indian government has not yet announced the stopping of trade relations with Pakistan.

Sunny Shimla beckons New Year
Shimla, December 31
While the plains of North India are reeling under severe cold due to dense fog, the hills of Himachal Pradesh are basking in bright sunshine. Hundreds of winter holiday revellers could be seen enjoying the warmth of the winter sun on the Ridge and other places.

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