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June 04, 2001
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What Can They Talk With the Kashmir cease-fire floundering amid repeated cross-border firing, the Centre takes a major initiative to resume a dialogue with Pakistan. However, the ghosts of Lahore loom over the horizon, raising doubts about any positive outcome in the new attempt at peace-making.

 

 
THE NATION
   

State Of Mistrust
With the fall of the Koijam government, a Samata-BJP battle has erupted in Manipur. But the stakes seem to be at the Centre.

 

 
STATES
 

Going By The Laws
Om Prakash Chautala has launched a flurry of criminal cases against his opponents in what is being seen as political vendetta.

Heady Start
The SP steals a march over a dithering BJP in the race to win the next Assembly polls.

Badland Badshah
As India's most wanted politician Mohammed Shahabuddin evades arrest, more details come out on his alleged links with Kashmiri militants and Pakistani agents.

 

 
BUSINESS
 

Crash Landing
The MD's suspension has highlighted the rot in India's flag carrier.

 

 
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NEWSNOTES

CONFESSIONAL

Dissidence mounts in Jharkhand BJP as BABULAL MARANDI completes six months as the new state's first chief minister.

Q. After what happened in Manipur, is there any threat to your Government?
A.
No, not at all. In my state, there is no area of conflict between the BJP and any of the partners of the NDA.

Q. Is there an attempt from within the BJP to destabilise your Government?
A.
I don't want to get trapped in any controversy. All that I can say is that my Government is trying to fulfil the promises we made to the people.

Q. But some BJP leaders say your Government's performance is not up to the mark.
A.
Well, there are always people who are looking for shortcuts to become leaders. I don't want to comment about them.

Q. But your own party leaders are taking to the streets against your Government.
A.
As for the agitation over the state's reservation policy, we are only doing what the law states. There is a cabinet committee that is looking into the matter and there is no need for any agitation.

Q. The BJP high command has removed three of your ministers from party posts.
A.
The party has a one-man-one-post tradition, but in the case of ministers the party acted in haste.


 
 
 



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