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29SUNDC COL 01R3.QXD (Page 1) œND‹‰‰†‰KœND‹‰‰†‰œND‹‰‰†‰MœND‹‰‰†‰C OF INDIA HERITAGE LIFTING FOR HINDUTVA: TUNES SALE HARD VS SOFT MEN & WOMEN SPECIALSPECIAL REPORTREPORT ALL THAT MATTERS New Delhi June 29, 2003, Capital • 40 pages including Men & Women & Classifieds + 8 pages of Delhi Times Price Rs. 2.75 14 killed, 7 Graphic: Neelabh SNAPSHOTS AP injured in suicide attack on Army camp TIMES NEWS NETWORK & AGENCIES Jammu: In the first major strike since Prime Minister A B Vajpayee’s peace initia- tive, two heavily armed ter- rorists dressed in military uniform carried out a suicide attack on an Army camp here early on Saturday. Twelve personnel were killed and seven injured in the attack, before the two terrorists were shot dead. OH MARIAH! Singer Mariah Carey greets Hurling grenades and fir- her fans at Universal Studios Japan, in ing indiscriminately,the mil- Osaka, a Hollywood-style theme park. itants stormed the Sunjivan The singer, now on a concert tour in camp at around 4.30 am Japan, visited the park for charity on killing two guards at the June 27. main gate. Three plans: Which one will work? They entered the barracks Lok Pal Bill: The Union cabinet on and fired on the sleeping By Sakina Yusuf Khan area will be protected by build- makeshift temple stands today. ture. The court decides on the All sections of the govern- Saturday approved the Lok Pal Bill. It jawans, an Army spokesper- and Mohua Chatterjee ing a wall around it and a pas- The two structures could be fate of the disputed site which ment have more or less agreed rejected a suggestion of the Constitution son said in New Delhi. The TIMES NEWS NETWORK sage way leading up it. The separated by a stream or canal. will be walled in. to accept this as the best possi- review commission that the prime militants were shot dead by a New Delhi: It’s Ayodhya, now court will decide the title suit. Proposal three: The mandir The situation is extremely ble path to resolve the crisis be- minister’s office be kept out of the quick reaction team of the The government will also give fluid and plans are changing fore the assembly elections in ombudsman’s purview. P6 or never, feels the government will be built on the undisputed Army, he said. The attack as it readies to face the polls. an undertaking that if the land. The masjid will also be everyday.Hectic parleys are on November so that the temple Raid at Badal’s houses: Vigilance came as President A P J Ab- But what exactly is the formula court verdict goes in favour of built but outside the panch kosi to arrive at a consensus formu- construction can begin before Bureau conducted raids on two houses dul Kalam wrapped up his locked in the Shankaracharya’s Muslims, it will help them in la since there is massive dis- the parliamentary elections . of the former Punjab chief minister three-day visit to Jammu and proposal which shall be dis- building the mosque. sension between the govern- On behalf of the Vajpayee Prakash Singh Badal on Sunday in con- Kashmir. ‘‘Leads on the ter- cussed by the members of the (For pitfalls, see graphic). ment and the Sangh Parivar on government, former Chief Jus- nection with a dispropotionate assets rorists and their linkages are Muslim Personal Law Board on Proposal two: The mandir SUNDAY the issue. Efforts to bring the tice A R Ahmadi and former case against him. He has termed the ac- being followed up,’’ the and the mosque be allowed to VHP on board will continue President R Venkataraman, a tion as ‘‘political vendetta’’. P9 July 6? Sunday Times brings spokesman said. you the real picture. co-exist. The Muslims give SPECIAL right up to July 4 when the final follower of Shankaracharya, Liberhan panel: The Liberhan Com- However, a lesser known According to sources, cur- away the ‘garbh griha’ land and proposal will be handed over to are actively involved in facili- mission visited the areas near the Babri militant outfit Al Nasreen rently there are three formulae the Hindus remove the parikarma (i.e. 18 km away). In the representatives of the Mus- tating the negotiations. Ahma- Masjid in Ayodhya on Sunday to acquire claimed responsibility for the which have been mooted by the makeshift temple. The temple lieu of this, Muslims will get lim Personal Law Board. It will di is communicating with the a first-hand knowledge of the circum- attack. One Abu Salim government for a peaceful reso- will be built where the ‘garbha permission to pray at all ASI then be discussed at the AIMPLB and Venkataraman stances leading to the mosque’s demoli- Mehmood, claiming to be the lution of the tangle. girha’ is located. Since this is held mosques (nearly 1,000; 30 Board’s crucial Executive Com- with the Shakaracharya. tion in 1992. P8 spokesman of the outfit, Proposal one: The Muslims on the land which belongs to in Delhi) in the country. The mittee on July 6. With Vajpayee’s return from called up the PTI office from Iraq’s orchestra plays again: Iraq’s (the Waqf Board) will give a ‘no Muslims, they will have to VHP will give an undertaking The government finds the China, the process has gained National Symphony orchestra held its first Srinagar and said three Al objection’ certificate to build- agree to gift it away. The that they will not rake up third proposal most viable and momentum. Vajpayee and Ad- concert since the ouster of Saddam Hus- Nasreen militants had car- ing a temple at the undisputed mosque will be built on the ad- Kashi-Mathura and other tem- is studying the legal proce- vani have already had a de- sein. It presented a patriotic song, bring- ried out the attack. site (2.77 acres). The disputed jacent land where the ple-masjid disputes in the fu- dures for its implementation. tailed discussion on Saturday. ing tears to the eyes of many in the audi- This is the second major at- ence. The song ‘‘is a message to the tack on an Army installation world that we are still proud of our coun- here in the last two years. On try and existence,’’ orchestra conductor May 14, 2001, militants had at- Abdel Razak Al-Azawi said. tacked family members of Wan a Mont’lan? Just 100 bucks, okay 60 is fine Army personnel killing 34 of N Korea flays US: North Korea sharply By Manoj Joshi criticised the United States in a letter them at Kaluchak. North Face windcheaters, Nike, Gap and tween 15-20 yuan. With a bulk order, the goes like this: Shopkeeper punches 240 warning the UN Security Council to take The two terrorists had TIMES NEWS NETWORK Tommy Hilfiger products. Most are price could go down to 10. yuan for that ritzy linen shirt. Shopper: taken shelter in Sarkanda copies but well-made and at one-twenti- Located near the Temple of Heaven, 20 yuan. Shopkeeper howls with laugh- a neutral stance regarding Pyongyang’s Beijing/Shanghai: The Ralph Lauren nuclear ambitions. The five-page letter Area to enter the military eth the price. So hey,who’s complaining! Hongqiao is a microcosm of the quintes- ter, punches 200. Shopper comes back Polo shirts that came from a street ven- was peppered with fiery language accus- station, he said. The Mont Blanc pens in the first floor sential China bazaar and a cornucopia of with 25 and begins to walk away. Shop- ing Washington of threatening his country The injured soldiers were dor near Xiu Shui (Silk Alley) at 5 for 100 of Hongqiao market are obvious fakes, desires with it’s multi-floored display of keeper drops to 50. Shopper generously and violating international treaties. shifted to military hospital yuan ( 1 Yuan= Rs 6) were perfect copies, but only the cognoscenti would be able to consumer goodies. But the real ecstasy closes it at 30. Shopkeeper’s last offer 35. in Satwari near Jammu. from the ultra-smooth cotton to the dis- tell. From the distinctive white star to the comes from bargaining. Begin with 10-15 Victory at hand and the deal is clinched. Paes-Rikl advance: India’s Leander tinctive label describing the product. Per- Paes and David Rikl of Czech Republic Two, critically wounded, oversized nib and heavy feel, it looks like per cent of the seller’s original price and All this, without losing your cool as in haps they were the real thing. advanced to the third round of the men’s were airlifted to the military the Meisterstuck Le Grand Fountain Pen go up to 30 per cent. No interpreters are Hong Kong, and Sarojini Nagar. The doubles event at Wimbledon tennis hospital in Udhampur, the Here there are not just silk products, that retails at about $350 in the US. The really needed. The hand-held calculator sales are managed by teenagers, super- championships with a 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 win sources said. bags and shoes, but Timberland sandals, Chinese version comes at anywhere be- is the communication medium. And it vised by impassive shopkeepers. over Nicolas Kiefer and David Prinosil of Germany on Saturday. P17 Twist in the tale Noida: Navneet Rai, a former classmate of dowry- buster Nisha Sharma, claims to have married her on February 14, four months before she packed off Muneesh Dalal, her would-be-groom on charges of dowry harassment. Navneet has produced a copy of indiatimes.com POLL an affidavit, signed by Nisha, which says she had married him.
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