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   NATIONAL NETWORK
Monday, February 18, 2002
‘Judges undertrained to handle their responsibilities’
  I head 10,000 prisoners airing their grievances at a ‘maha-panchayat’ and not even a single inmate had any complaint against the prison.
Cops at PM rally, kids killed for ransom
  While Prime Minister A.B. Vajpayee was addressing poll rallies in various localities of the city last evening seeking votes for his party candidates, in another corner people were staging violent protests against the killing of two children of a trader by kidnappers for ransom.
   
Armed Forces to scout Def-Expo for high-tech ware
  When wares of some of the largest arms manufacturers go on display at the Def-Expo in New Delhi on Tuesday, the Army and Navy will take a long, hard look given that many of these could be what they need urgently.
US Chief of Staff here to talk joint counter-terrorism effort
  Continuing with the high-level military to military interaction between India and the US, General Richard B. Myers, chairman, joint chiefs of staff, US army, arrived in New Delhi this afternoon on a two-day visit.
All links lead to mastermind Sheikh
  After the release of Maulana Masood Azhar, Pak-based militants desperately tried to free an equally important ideologue — Nasarullah Langriyal, now lodged in Jodhpur jail.
Tripping centres trigger rush to Rohru
  On Saturday when Sneri Devi fell ill at Diudi village near Chirgaon, 30 kilometres from Rohru, there was no choice but to rush her to Rohru. The only primary health centre in Diudi lies in shambles. For years there has been no medical officer posted there.
Roasted rat in time of plague
  Rodent meat a remedy? It was sometime in ’82 that Dr Ram Lal, the Senior Medical Officer of Civil Hospital, Rohru, heard of this bizarre cure.
Minister feels disease most probably plague
  Union Health Minister Dr C.P. Thakur said today that though final reports are awaited, the possibility that the mysterious disease that has struck parts of Himachal Pradesh is pneumonic plague is ‘‘very high’’.
Militants’ new mantra in Valley: Kill them young
  ‘‘Aj to baad terey bachey nahin darengey (From today onwards your children will not fear the knock on the doors),’’ militants told Mithu Ram, killing four of his family members, including two daughters aged eight and 12. These words continue to haunt him even now.
 
 
 
   
 
   
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