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Advani
wants to know more about the Indian link
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Union
Home Minister L.K. Advani has sought from investigating agencies
a detailed report on two Indians nabbed in the United States
for their alleged role in the attacks on the World Trade Center
and Pentagon. |
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Hurriyat
lauds Pak bid to resolve Osama standoff
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The All Parties Hurriyat Conference said it appreciated the
efforts of Pakistan to ‘‘avoid a war in the cockpit of Asia’’
by sending a high-powered delegation to Afghanistan to negotiate
on Osama bin Laden’s handover. |
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They
had clean records: Police |
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Mohd
Jaweed Azmath and Ayub Ali Khan, both taken into custody by
the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on suspicion of their
possible involvement in last week’s terrorist attacks on New
York, have no criminal track record back home here, police sources
said.. |
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Osama’s
double barrel? Also milks market collapse
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SAUDI
dissident Osama bin Laden and those managing his multi-million-dollar
fortune are sophisticated enough to have possibly profited in
the markets from last week’s attacks, US experts said on Monday. |
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‘Sheriff’
President shoots rhetoric |
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US PRESIDENT George W. Bush married the emotive rhetoric of
‘‘barbarism’’ and ‘‘evildoers’’ with the gruesome image of women’s
throats being ‘‘slit’’ to build his case on Monday for retribution. |
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Attacks
seem unreal on other coast |
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Anti-war groups in California and Berkeley urge people who don’t
want war to wear black arm bands. |
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Indian
link: FBI turns to Indian sleuths seeking crucial leads |
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THE
list of suspects in Tuesday’s attack on the US who have links
with India is growing and the Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI) has approached India seeking the whereabouts of some of
them. |
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Forget
US attacks, Bangalore ‘safe’ with one-man team |
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The
terrorist attacks on US cities have struck many homes here,
with several infotech firms losing employees, but the state
police seem to be unmoved. |
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