The Hindu : Monday, November 17, 2003

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Monday, November 17, 2003

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Rising intolerance New!
Vaishnavaite Temples in Tamil Nadu New!
Saivite Temples in Tamil Nadu New!
A tribute to Semmangudi New!
Lankan
imbroglio New!
Assembly poll
Peace with Pak.

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Solheim coming today
COLOMBO, NOV. 16. Norway's Special Envoy for Sri Lanka's peace process, Erik Solheim, is scheduled to arrive in India tomorrow as part of his regular visits to keep New Delhi informed of the progress of the latest attempt to find a negotiated ...

Democrats create history
WASHINGTON, NOV. 16.The Democrats have made history in Louisiana by having a first-ever woman elected Governor of that southern state — with all the precincts counted, Kathleen Babineaux Blanco has defeated the Indian-American, Bobby ...

Other Stories

U.S. strategy founders as resistance fighters hit back

Nasiriyah tragedy leaves Italy shocked

U.S. exit strategy in Iraq evokes sharp response

Sterlites' founder set to join U.K.'s wealthy elite

Security row over Bush's visit

India & World
Syria must help revitalise NAM, says Vajpayee
DAMASCUS, NOV. 16.The Prime Minister, Atal Bihari Vajpayee, today called on Syria to lend a helping hand to revitalise the Non-Aligned Movement so that the group can carve out a role for itself in the new world order. "NAM should carve out a ...

PM winds up three-nation tour
DAMASCUS, NOV. 16. India and Syria have agreed that their economic and commercial relationship needs to be developed extensively to raise it to a level commensurate with their political relations. In a statement at the end of a six-day tour to ...

Syria welcomes India's move for good ties with Pak.
DAMASCUS, NOV. 16.Syria today supported resolution of India-Pakistan issues bilaterally through dialogue based on the Shimla agreement and the Lahore declaration. In a joint press statement issued after the visit of the Prime Minister, Atal ...

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