The Indian Express

Wednesday, August 6 1997

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At last, Congress gives violent struggle its due
For the first time during post-Independence, a Congress platform, if not officially, unofficially has recognised the fact that India's freedom was brought both by those who believed in non-violent struggle as well as armed uprising.

Sena's probe against Sharad Pawar falls flat
The probe launched with much fanfare by the State Government into allegations of corruption against senior Congress leader Sharad Pawar may turn out to be a damp squib. Chief Minister Manohar Joshi stated he was not sure about the status of inquiry.

Jalappa, Patel feud comes into the open
Union Textile Minister and senior Janata Dal (JD) leader R L Jalappa has lambasted Karanataka Chief Minister J H Patel for his ``total non-performance'' as the Chief Minister.

Pak demands apology for mother of all insults by US lawyer

LTTE claims big gains in north

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