Pakistan for uninterrupted dialogue process with India

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Islamabad, May 10: Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi Monday said he is looking forward to a telephonic talk with his Indian counterpart S M Krishna on Tuesday to decide the modalities for future “uninterrupted” dialogue between the two sides to resolve bilateral issues.“While the More

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PM pulls up Ramesh for his comment on MHA

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New Delhi, May 10: Environment Minister Jairam Ramesh was Monday reprimanded by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh as well as the Congress for his comments against the Home Ministry over approach towards Chinese companies even as Opposition BJP demanded action against him. Strongly disapproving More

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2002 Gujarat riots: Togadia appears before SIT

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Gandhinagar, May 10: VHP International General Secretary Praveen Togadia Monday appeared for questioning before the Special Investigation Team (SIT), probing the 2002 riots. Togadia reached the SIT office in block number 11 of Old Secretariat campus around 1100 hours along with several VHP activists More

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ULFA rules out talks without sovereignty

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Guwahati, May 10: Two top ULFA leaders Monday asserted that the banned group will not budge from its stance on sovereignty while opting for talks with the government, saying it was not “chasing a dream aimlessly”.In an e-mail to the media, elusive ULFA ‘commander- in-chief’ Paresh Barua said, “ More

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Pakistan govt reimposes restrictions on A Q Khan

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Lahore, May 10: Pakistani nuclear scientist A Q Khan Monday moved the Lahore High Court alleging that the government has reimposed restrictions on his free movement.The High Court had last month lifted restrictions on the 72-year-old Khan’s free movement.However, the federal government did More

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2 Pak officers, 7 troopers killed in fierce battle

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Peshawar: In one of the deadliest encounters, nine Pakistani soldiers including two officers were killed in fierce fighting in Orakzai tribal agency in the country’s northwest which also left 37 militants dead. The fighting was triggered when hundreds of heavily armed Taliban fighters stormed More

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