The Hindu : Monday, January 26, 2004

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Monday, January 26, 2004

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Top terrorist back on covert peace mission?
SRINAGAR, JAN. 26. `Master' Ahsan Dar, one of the founders of the Hizb-ul-Mujaheddin, has been spotted by Indian intelligence assets at three locations in southern Kashmir. He had fled Jammu and Kashmir for Pakistan in June 2000, after serving ...

Higher tax collections will offset duty cut losses: Jaswant
NEW DELHI, JAN. 25.The Union Finance Minister, Jaswant Singh, feels that the loss to the Central exchequer due to the series of pre-electoral concessions announced by the Government will be made up by higher revenue collection. The growth in ...

IT industry to step up campaign against move to ban outsourcing
NEW DELHI, JAN. 25.Though the United States' move to stop outsourcing of Government contracts to other countries might not immediately hurt the growing Indian IT industry, its leaders are planning to step up their campaign explaining the benefits ...

Winning hearts through `Operation Sadbhavna'
RATNUCHAK (JAMMU), JAN. 25. The tanks which were in the "ready-to-go" mode till a few months back, are now part of the Army's `Operation Sadbhavna' where they are on public display. As the six-day-long operation aimed at winning the hearts and ...

Youth Congress urges Rahul, Priyanka to join active politics
NEW DELHI, JAN. 25.The clamour to usher Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Vadra, into active politics was heard in the Capital today with a section of the Youth Congress raising the demand and suggesting that they should contest in the next Lok Sabha ...

Huge arms dump found in Kashmir
SRINAGAR, JAN. 25.Security forces busted a number of militant hideouts and recovered a large cache of arms and ammunition including RDX, rockets and grenades in continuing operations in Jammu and Kashmir since yesterday. Official sources said ...

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