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Starting: Sun 02 Aug 1998 - 03:30:02 EDT
Ending: Fri 14 Aug 1998 - 12:37:31 EDT
Messages: 25

• Afternoon Despatch & Courier
  • International Islamic Front bombed US embassies    Posted By Krishnakant Udavant - August 10, 1998
  >>>Jihad against Washington An Islamic umbrella group presided over by Saudi dissident Ossama Bin Laden resolved to hit US interests worldwide in a June meeting in Pakistan, a London-based Islamic faction has said.
• Afternoon Despatch & Courier
  • Islamic group's list of demands    Posted By Krishnakant Udavant - August 10, 1998
  >>>The withdrawal of US and Western forces from Muslim countries in general and from the Arabian peninsula in particular, including civilians. The lifting of the naval blockade imposed round the Arabian ...
  • Marxists' muscle power    Editorial - August 14, 1998
  >>>During the panchayat elections in West Bengal ' CPI (M) activists are alleged to hare assaulted, intimidated members of rival political parties. They are said to have resorted to violence and prevented free and fair polling. There have been also allegations that several women were raped at that time. On a demand by Ms.
• Daily
  • Combating Terrorism    M.V.Kamath - August 9, 1998
  >>>Only the other day, newspapers announced that several ULFA militants in Assam had given them selves up to the army. And in recent weeks reports have been appearing in the press that there has been a marked reduction of terrorist activity in Jammu & Kashmir, even taking into account the most recent massacre of ...
• Hindu Vivek Kendra
  • NEED FOR BALANCE OR WHOSE MYTH IS IT ANYWAY?    Closepet N. Ramesh, Ph.D. - August 1, 1998
  >>>India Abroad continues to publish vicious and vindictive diatribes couched as cholarly articles for a readership that has as yet, as far as can be made out from letters to the editor, understood the history of these istorians and the scientism of the ocial scientists who regularly vent their ...
• Mid Day
  • PATH OF NO RESISTANCE    Editorial - August 8, 1998
  >>>However many assurances the Indian government has given about the stability of south Asia following the nuclear tests at Pokhran and Chaghai, it would be difficult for an outside observer to not come to the opposite conclusion. Great expectations were raised about the meeting between Messrs Atal Behari Vajpayee and Nawaz ...
  • PATH OF NO RESISTANCE    Editorial - August 8, 1998
  >>>However many assurances the Indian government has given about the stability of south Asia following the nuclear tests at Pokhran and Chaghai, it would be difficult for an outside observer to not come to the opposite conclusion. Great expectations were raised about the meeting between Messrs Atal Behari Vajpayee and Nawaz ...
  • Deporting the past    M. V. Kamath - August 13, 1998
  >>>Before Jyoti Basu has a heart attack, let us get some things clear. This is a free country and a certified citizen of the country has every right to go wherever he pleases, live wherever a job opportunity comes his way and not be answerable to any one. His caste, creed, religion and language are of no account. As an ...
• Mid-Day
  • Look back in anger    M V Kamath - July 30, 1998
  >>>In the last few days I have been trying to recall how I felt when first I heard of Gandhi's assassination and again how I felt when I heard Justice Khanna sentence Nathuram Godse to death by hanging, in the court room set up in the Red Fort, Delhi. I wonder how many of my newspaper colleagues who covered the Godse ...
• Observer
  • Earplugs To Shut Out Their Loudspeakers!    Arun Shourie's - August 14, 1998
  >>>INTRO: Worse, even after a decade of killing by Pakistan armed terrorists, voices are still raised that hide Pakistan's deeds under dust: An ex-editor is forever narrating the sweet words he exchanged on his most recent trip to Pakistan, how person like him had built small lobby in Pakistan for peace with India; ...
• The Daily
  • The lawless ministers    M V Kamath - August 4, 1998
  >>>There is a saying in the Bible that sums up the situation in the country. If the salt loses its savour, it says, where with shall it be salted? Translated into simple language it means; if out leading political parties and out important leaders have no sense of value, how can we expect them to prove leadership? Consider ...
  • Muslim MLAs refuse to sing VANDE MATARAM    Staff Report - August 8, 1998
  >>>The debate on the Srikrishna commission report turned communal in the legislative assembly today as Muslim MLAs in the op, position criticised the chief minister's remark over the singing of 'Vande Mataram'. ...
• The Economics Times
  • President's plan for interview on I-Day eve raises    Bharti Jain - August 13, 1998
  >>>Rashtrapati Bhavan is surprised at the controversy over President K R Narayanan's decision to take a break from the 48-year-old convention by letting himself to be interviewed on the Independence Day eve instead of delivering a televised address. ...
• The Free Press Journal
  • Let Kashmir issue linger till Pakistan meets its natural doom    M.V. Kamath - July 30, 1998
  >>>For well nigh fifty long years the United States, along with its three cahorts in the U N Security Council namely Britain, France and Nationalist China did everything possible to wrest Jammu & Kashmir which legally was part of India from the latter's sovereignty. These four (P-4) nations tried every trick of the ...
• The Hindustan Times
  • We behaved like soldiers, says an unrepentant Thackeray    Bharat Bhushan - August 11, 1998
  >>>Mr Bal Thackeray cannot understand why the Congress is demanding the dismissal of the Shiv Sena-BJP Government in Maharashtra over the Srikrishan Commission report. hy is a rope being identified as a snake? What have we done? ...
• The Indian Express
  • ISI patrons hoodwink SIT    S Gopinath Reddy - August 9, 1998
  >>>Virtually groping in the dark about ISI activities in the city, the police have no clue about the whereabouts of six persons acquitted in the murder of additional SP Krishna Prasad. Mujeeb Ahmed, prime accused in the case, was sentenced to life ...
• The Observer
  • CPM members acquire property beyond means    Observer Political Bureau - August 3, 1998
  >>>Central Committee members of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and several Government secretary level employees of West Bengal have allegedly acquired real estate property quite beyond their means. ...
• The Statesman
  • Valley of question    Jagmohan - August 4, 1998
  >>>History says Kashmir belongs to India After the nuclear tests by India on 11 and 13 May 1998, a few editorials and articles have appeared in The Statesman and some other national dailies which tend to build a proposition m favour ...
• The Sunday Observer
  • Shoddy journalism is India's bane    Rajeev Srinivasan - July 26 - August 1, 1998
  >>>I learnt when I was in Paris a few weeks ago that this year, 1998, is the centenary of Emile Zola's ccuse..... speech. Zola, the French novelist, wrote a letter to the president of France on 13 January 1898 referring to army officer Alfred ...
• The Times of India
  • India should not be apologetic for N-tests:Arundhati Ghose    The Times of India News Service - July 30, 1998
  >>>Veteran diplomat Arundhati Ghose expressed surprise that during the post-Pokhran period India had been holding talks with the U.S. and some other countries on the sanctions as though this country committed a mistake by carrying out the nuclear tests. ...
  • A turning point in raising national morale (Interview with Anil Kakodkar)    Girish Kuber - July 30, 1998
  >>>"You can do much better science in India Science is universal You don't have to go to West to study it," says Anil Kakodkar. As a nuclear reactor engineer, Kakodkar played a key role in design and construction of 100 MW Dhruva reactor, at Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, BARC. The Dhruva is one of the most powerful ...
  • U.S. puts piritual_managers' on payrolls    Matthew Campbell, Washington - August 3, 1998
  >>>A businessman and politician who has twice served as mayor of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Gordon Mowrer is far too busy to waste time fruitlessly meditating about his place in the universe. He has hired a piritual director to do that for him. ...
  • BJP is committed to reservation for women (Interview with Rita Verma)    Shardah Uniyal - August 3, 1998
  >>>>From a conservative household where women's entry into politics was unthinkable, Rita Verma has come a long way. A lecturer at the Ranchi Women's College, she was elected a member of the Lok Sabha for the first time in 1991 from the Dhanbad constituency in Bihar Now a third-time member of parliament, she has been ...
  • Taliban's onslaught is a warning to India, says Rabbani's envoy    Mahendra Ved - August 5, 1998
  >>>Fresh aggressive Taliban onslaught in Afghanistan's northern provinces should ring alarm bells here. If the forces of the exiled government of Burhanuddin Rabbani fail to stop the Taliban, they may be soon knocking at India's doors - in Afghanistan's north-eastern corner touching Pakistan-occupied ...
• Times Of India
  • Give Kashmiri Pandits homes outside valley    T.V. Parasuram - August 13, 1998
  >>>Kashmiri Pandits, Who have been driven out of the valley, should he settled outside the region, Hiram Ruiz, a policy analyst at the U.S. Committee for Refugees, has said. Admiting that fundamentalist terrorists had driven the Pandits ...

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