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Kashmir Singh admits he was a spy |
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CHANDIGARH — Kashmir Singh,
who was freed from Pakistani jail after 35 years, on Friday admitted
that he was an Indian spy and did his best to serve the country, but
deplored... |
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KESC, WAPDA in
row over dues
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KARACHI—Karachi Electric Supply Corporation (KESC) is insistent to pay
its dues to the WAPDA at the rate of Rs3.69 per unit while WAPDA is
asking to settle the amount at a rate of Rs5.25 per unit..... |
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President vows to back coalition Govt
Says Assemblies to be convened within a week
or two
JACOBABAD—Clarifying that there is no gap
between Army and him, President Pervez
Musharraf on Friday underlined that sessions
of National Assembly and Provincial
Assemblies sessions will be called in next
two weeks. New assemblies will complete
their full five-year term, President
expressed these views while addressing
inaugural ceremony of the project of potable
water supply to Jacobabad ... |
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Army has no political role, says PPP
Staff Report
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - Pakistan’s army must
stay out of politics, the party of slain
former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto said
Friday, as it worked to build a government
that can strip its ex-military president of
much of his power. President Pervez
Musharraf, meanwhile, urged the victors of
Feb. 18 elections to “stop politicking and
move toward forming a government.” He said
parliament would be convened .... |
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India soft-pedals on US nuclear deal
Foreign Desk Report
NEW DELHI—India’s coalition government has virtually ruled out signing a
controversial nuclear deal with the United States without the support of
its communist allies, sparking fresh uncertainty about the fate of the
pact. The communists oppose what they see as a strategic alliance with
the U.S., and have threatened to withdraw vital support from the ruling
coalition if it moves ahead with the deal.... |
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SPECIAL REPORTS |
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GALLERY
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Kiersten Warren, left, and Alexandra Breckenridge
pose together at the ‘Hollywood Glam with Rebecca
Romijn’ party at the bebe store in Beverly Hills,
Calif.
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Becki Newton arrives at the ‘Hollywood Glam with
Rebecca Romijn’ party at the bebe store in Beverly
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