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Cong. for `awareness' movement
SHIMLA, JULY 9. The Shimla `sankalp' (resolution), adopted at the end of the Congress' three-day Vichar Manthan Shivir (brainstorming session) here today, was a virtual blueprint for the party's election manifesto. Calling upon the party rank ...

First batch of Amarnath pilgrims leaves
JAMMU, JULY 9. Amidst unprecedented security, the month-long Amarnath yatra started today and the first batch of 3,061 pilgrims, including 394 women and 231 sadhus, left the main base camp — MAM stadium — here in 177 ...

BJP says it will spell out stand on Kashi, Mathura at appropriate time
NEW DELHI, JULY 9. The Bharatiya Janata Party today hinted that although the potential Kashi-Mathura, `Babri-Masjid' disputes were not on its agenda, at an appropriate time it would speak its mind on those issues. As for Ayodhya, at the coming ...

Muslims should resume talks, says RSS
CHENNAI, JULY 9.Muslims should resume the dialogue process with the Kanchi Sankaracharya, Sri Jayendra Saraswati, to resolve the Ayodhya dispute, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh said today. Asked whether any new formula would be mooted in the ...

Hurriyat will overcome crisis: Bhat
JAMMU, JULY 9. The All-Party Hurriyat Conference (APHC) chairman, Abdul Ghani Bhat, has said that the conglomerate will be able to resolve the differences within the party and there is no alternative to remaining united. Talking to The ...

Other Stories

Sonia enchanted by Shimla

Best Bakery case: Amnesty blames Centre

Proposals were not worth considering: Muslim Board

Maran's condition `serious but stable'

AIDS patient 'stoned to death'

Forecast revised: more rain

Rural Ministry directive to States

PAC shortlists issues for scrutiny

Evidence of victim enough in rape cases, says SC

India joins `Top 500' supercomputing club

Ordinance to rein in broadcasters ?

`Taiwan free from SARS'

It was a political move, says Chandra Shekhar

No deal with U.S. on troops: Sinha

To Pak. with or without newspapers?

Kolhapur rly. station to be renamed

Bail for Perumalsamy, two others

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