The Hindu : Tuesday, September 02, 2003

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4 held for Mumbai blasts
MUMBAI, SEPT. 1. The Mumbai Police today announced the arrest of four persons, following a breakthrough in the probe into the August 25 twin blasts in the city. The arrests were made under the Prevention of Terrorism Act. The announcement came ...

'No need to go to Israel'
NEW DELHI, SEPT. 1.The Palestinian Foreign Minister, Nabil Sha'ath, has said that he disagreed with growing Indian efforts to coordinate anti-terrorist actions among New Delhi, Tel Aviv, and Washington. In an exclusive interview to The ...

Karnataka `no' to CMC formula
NEW DELHI, SEPT. 1. Despite Karnataka's opposition, the Cauvery Monitoring Committee (CMC), at its 19th emergency meeting today, finalised a `comprehensive formula' for pro rata sharing of distress among Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala and ...

Suspect arrested
BANGALORE, SEPT. 1. Immigration officials at the Bangalore Airport have taken into custody Mohammed Shaheen (30), suspected to be involved in the August 25 bomb blast in Mumbai, as he was boarding an Air India flight at 5.30 p.m. today. Police ...

SC refuses to stay trial
NEW DELHI, SEPT. 1.The Supreme Court today refused to stay the on-going trial proceedings in the Ayodhya demolition case before a Rae Bareilly court but issued notices to the Deputy Prime Minister, L.K. Advani, the Union Human Resource ...

Judgment reserved
NEW DELHI, SEPT. 1. The Supreme Court today reserved its judgment on an appeal by the Gujarat Government against the orders of the State High Court granting bail to Salilbhai Abdulgaffar Shaikh and three others accused in the Godhra train carnage ...

CBI questions Mayawati
NEW DELHI, SEPT. 1. In an effort to complete its probe into the Rs. 175-crore Taj Heritage Corridor project by September 12, as ordered by the Supreme Court, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) today interrogated the former Uttar Pradesh ...