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Army announces ceasefire
While in Jammu the Army today gave formal effect to the Centre's unilateral ceasefire by issuing instructions to all field commanders to stop combat operations against militants starting Tuesday next, in New Delhi, the initiative received a shot in the arm when the All-Party Hurriyat Conference leader, Mr. Yaseen Malik, led several Kashmiri groups in endorsing the Centre's offer.

Madhavan hands over report
The anti-corruption commissioner appointed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India, Mr. K. Madhavan, formally handed over his three-part, 340-page report to its president, Mr. A.C. Muthiah, here today.

NDA can't ignore Sena power
Although the ruling coalition at the Centre has tried to make light of the Shiv Sena's outcry against the ceasefire initiative in Kashmir, the National Democratic Alliance is in fact more than a little perturbed at the vehemence of the protest.

India's exclusion was geographical: China
China today excluded India's participation in the ``ASEAN+3'' or ``ASEAN+1'' processes saying these covered the ``geographical scope'' of East Asia.

U.S. apex court intervenes in poll battle
The United States Supreme Court will decide the legal battle for presidency between the Texas Governor, Mr. George W. Bush, and the Vice-President, Mr. Al Gore.

Chhota Rajan headed for Middle-East?
The Mumbai gangster, Chhota Rajan, who escaped from a hospital eluding heavy police security, has left Thailand, his lawyer and police said on Saturday.

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