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Pranab Mukherjee rules out pullout of troops
KOLKATA, JUNE 20. India viewed both China and Pakistan as friends but would not consider withdrawing troops from the India-Pakistan border at this point in time, the Defence Minister, Pranab Mukherjee, said today. Participating in a ...

Hurriyat disputes E.U. view on Kashmir
SRINAGAR, JUNE 20. Rival factions of the Hurriyat Conference today reacted angrily to the statement of the European Union Ambassador to India, Francisco Da Gamara Gomes that the EU treated Jammu and Kashmir as any other part of India. "Had it ...

Non-NDA parties covering up terrorist activities: Venkaiah
NEW DELHI, JUNE 20. The Bharatiya Janata Party today criticised the ruling parties and their supporters for their statements on the recent Ahmedabad shoot-out between alleged terrorists and the Gujarat police, which left four persons, including a ...

Majority's wishes cannot be ignored: anti-Modi group
GANDHINAGAR, JUNE 20. Dissidents in the Gujarat BJP are disheartened over the party's central parliamentary board decision against changing the Chief Minister, Narendra Modi, at least for the time being. A spokesman of the dissidents' group ...

'Union Carbide must be made to clean up contamination'
NEW DELHI, JUNE 20.The indefinite fast by three social activists fighting for the cause of the Bhopal gas tragedy survivors entered the third day today at Jantar Mantar here. However, following advice from doctors, they drank water. The ...

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Text of joint statement

India, Pakistan to hold talks on Baglihar project

Ishrat's diary shows LeT links: Gujarat police

Javed's father questioned

Protest against donation to Ishrat's family

Former basketball player dead

Yash Johar continues to be critical

Narasimha Rao's condition stable

'Too early for summit talks'

Congress to approach poll panel

'PMO was told of Rabinder Singh's activities'

March to raise funds for U.N. food programme

'Political parties should keep off Ayodhya issue'

Natwar, Kasuri share a flight to China

Buddhadeb hopes Congress will not 'repeat mistakes'

'Navy was neglected'

Religious leaders protest atrocities in Iraq

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