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China snubbed, says it favours direct Indo-Pak talks
After being snubbed, China has conveyed to India that it has no intention of playing a broker in India-Pakistan relations and favours direct talks between them.
JK: Militants attack a NC worker
Militants on Saturday evening shot at and wounded a prominent a block president and worker of the ruling National Conference at Hardeshiva village near north Kashmir town of Sopore.
Indo-US officials work hard to conclude talks on reprocessing facility
As Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and President Barack Obama prepare to meet in Washington on Tuesday, Indian and US officials are working hard to conclude negotiations on the reprocessing facility, a key step in implementation of the nuclear deal which is in the "last stretch".
Mediapersons demand ban on 'Saamna'
A protest led by the Press Club of India on Saturday against the Shiv Sena attack on offices of IBN Lokmat asked the Election Commission to de-recognise the party and demanded a ban on its mouthpiece 'Saamna'.
No third-party intervention in Indo-Pak relations: CPM to China
The Indian communist parties have held discussions with their Chinese counterparts in New Delhi, but maintained there was "absolutely no scope or need" for third-party intervention in Indo-Pak relations, as recently stated by Washington and Beijing.
US zeroes in on Pakistani linked to Headley, Rana
The US investigators have zeroed in on a Pakistani national, who is suspected to be a key link between LeT operatives David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Hussain Rana about whom India is expected to know in a week whether they were involved in Mumbai attacks.
Headley case: PM replies to Mahesh Bhatt's letter
Noted filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt on Saturday said Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had assured him of looking into the matter after the former had in a missive to him alleged improper handling of the American terror suspect David Headley case and thus projecting his son in bad light.
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