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JAMMU AND KASHMIR

• November 30, 2002
• Bus mishap in Doda; 32 killed

• November 29, 2002
• PDP-Congress govt boosting morale of separatists: BJP

• November 28, 2002
• Rocket attack in Radio Kashmir building in Srinagar
• Militants torture, kill one in Poonch
• Congress for screening panel to decide release of militants
• Militants torture, kill one in Poonch
• Congress misled nation on release of prisoners:BJP
• BJP to take 'full advantage' of militants' release issue
• No talks with Arun Jaitley: Sayeed

• November 27, 2002
• 'No differences with Centre over J&K situation'
• Congress insists Centre was consulted on release of militants
• Reconsider releasing militants: Farooq Abdullah

• November 26, 2002
• Central agencies consulted on release of militants: Azad
• Blast in Kupwara, 3 killed
• Jammu limps back to normalcy
• Centre summons Mufti Mohammed Sayeed

• November 25, 2002
• State govt did not consult Centre before releasing militants: Advani
• No lowering of guard against terrorism: Sayeed
• No security lapse on part of CRPF: Swami
• Temple attack aimed at creating communal divide: Advani
• Amnesty welcomes state govt's rights programme
• Congress is not soft on terrorists: Sonia Gandhi
• Hurriyat, Pakistan condemn temple attack
• Militants were foreigners: Sayeed
• BSF seizes explosives, ammunition on Tral
• Cops gun down militant near Shiv temple in Jammu
• Siege of temples end, 12 killed
• No going soft on terrorism: Beig
• Sonia to visit Jammu

• November 23, 2002
• 7 soldiers killed in a blast in Srinagar-Jammu highway

• November 22, 2002
• 'India used force to evict Pak intruders during Operation Parakram'
• Al-Umar chief reportedly detained in PoK
• Militants attack CRPF camp in Srinagar
• Kashmir shouldn't be a flash point: Ramphal

• November 21, 2002
• JKLF to boycott state Committee
• Tara Chand elected state assembly speaker

• November 19, 2002
• Two killed, seven hurt in Baramulla blast

• November 17, 2002
• Abdullahs to create history in Parliament

• September 8, 2002
• APHC, Kashmir panel call for flexible, realistic approach

• September 5, 2002
• Shift Geelani to J&K jail: High court

• August 23, 2002
• ISI instructs militants to disrupt polls in J&K

• August 22, 2002
• Over 130 houses gutted as ultras set Doda village on fire
• Amarnath pilgrimage concludes; 100,000 devotees have darshan

• August 16, 2002
• Kashmir Committee's mission a tamasha: Abdullah
• Voter ID cards not necessary in Kashmir election: EC
• Twenty feared killed in Jammu accident

• August 13, 2002
• Centre can impose central rule: Jethmalani
• UN denies charges in Kashmir-based newspaper
• One killed, 16 injured in J&K grenade attack
• Blast in Pulwama; 1 soldier killed
• Toughest-ever security arrangement for I-day

• August 12, 2002
• Hurriyat, JKDFP agree to talks with Kashmir Committee: PTI

• August 10, 2002
• UK-based Muslims funding Pak madrassas: Report

• August 7, 2002
• Drop in number of pilgrims to Amarnath: PTI
• Cong wants outstation officers deployed for J&K poll

• August 6, 2002
• Militants target Amarnath yatra, 9 pilgrims killed

• August 3, 2002
• LeT ultra involved in Qasim Nagar carnage arrested: PTI

• August 2, 2002
• J&K election in four phases on Sep 16, 24, Oct 1, 8
• No place for 'international observers': Lyngdoh
• Ensure violence-free J&K poll: India tells Pakistan
• Separatist leaders firm on not participating in J&K poll
• Ensure violence-free J&K poll: India tells Pakistan
• BSF commandant, constable killed in Budgam
• Five more BSF battalions deployed on Amarnath yatra route
• Sub-inspector, militant killed, two cops hurt in Jammu
• Militants attack Congress office in Srinagar
• Militants open fire in Jammu's high-security area

• August 1, 2002
• Musharraf echoes Powell: Kashmir is an international issue
• Advani rejects foreign monitors for J&K election
• Suspected Qasim Nagar killers engage security forces: PTI
• Army captain, 4 militants killed in Rajouri
• Srinagar SP escapes attempt on life
• Six militants killed in J&K
• Amarnath: Fewer pilgrims undertake yatra after attack
• Militants attack VIP enclave in Rajouri
• Militants storm police station in Pulwama, kill one
• US, EU ask Pak to ensure J&K polls are free of violence
• Jammu, Ladakh students consider floating political party

• July 30, 2002
• Army captain, two soldiers killed by J&K militants
• Two Amarnath pilgrims killed, five hurt in militant attack
• Paramilitary forces to provide security during assembly poll
• Both Farooq, Omar will contest J&K assembly election

• July 26, 2002
• Hurriyat says PoK is worse than J&K

• July 23, 2002
• Amarnath yatra resumes
• Next Hurriyat chief within a week: Bhat

• July 20, 2002
• Yasin Malik re-arrested after getting bail in POTA case
• Hurriyat prevented from protesting Jammu massacre

• July 18, 2002
• 3 of 7 militants inside Banihal mosque killed: PTI
• JCO among 3 army men killed in ambush in Baramulla district
• Migrant Property Act extended to Jammu

• July 16, 2002
• Pathribal encounter fake: J&K government
• Three picked up for Qasim Nagar carnage
• Centre deputes Jaitley to discuss autonomy issue
• Survivors of Qasim Nagar attack battle psychological wounds
• Change in strategy of terrorists worries India

• July 15, 2002
• Jammu attack shows limits of coercive diplomacy
• PM discusses massacre with Cabinet
• Pakistan is not acting on its pledges: Sinha
• Situation with India precarious: Pakistan
• Uneasy calm as strike paralyses Jammu
• Lashkar denies hand in Qasim Nagar attack
• Mufti sees plot behind Jammu attack
• Election will be held under our rule: Farooq
• Three killed in militant-army encounter

• July 14, 2002
• Terrorism in its most naked form: Advani
• Pakistan condemns Jammu killings as 'terror' attack: PTI
• Lashkar responsible for attack: J&K DGP/PTI
• RSS stops short of demanding Farooq's dismissal
• Jack Straw condemns latest Jammu massacre: PTI
• Jammu bandh called on Monday to protest massacre: PTI

• July 13, 2002
• 21 killed in attack in Jammu

• July 12, 2002
• PM not for postponement of assembly polls: Mufti

• July 11, 2002
• 3 militants, 2 soldiers killed in Kupwara district

• July 10, 2002
• Militants target journalist
• No need to postpone J&K assembly polls: NC

• July 9, 2002
• Transporters on indefinite strike in Kashmir valley

• July 8, 2002
• Shabir Shah may fight polls, but won't be part of any govt: PTI
• Three killed in IED blast: PTI

• July 6, 2002
• Poonch villagers allege fake encounter, file FIR against army: Reuters

• July 4, 2002
• Infiltration bid foiled, two ultras, army jawan killed: PTI

• July 3, 2002
• 'Death squad' to target Farooq Abdullah, Omar: Reuters
• Funding militancy: Police arrest two persons, including LeT militant

• June 24, 2002
• Farooq, Omar discuss autonomy issue with PM: PTI
• NC, Farooq Abdullah tug at heart strings
• 5 hurt in attack on minister's house

• June 23, 2002
• Omar takes over as NC president
• CM only if father says so: Omar Abdullah
• Farooq rakes up J&K autonomy issue
• Divide J&K, create enclave for Pandits: VHP
• Lord Ram belongs to me too: Farooq
• Dignified return for Pandits, says Omar
• NC appeals to India, Pak to start talks
• Militants lob grenades at NC session venue

• June 21, 2002
• I will meet prime minister if invited: Shabir Shah
• Youthful Omar has a tough task on his hands

• June 19, 2002
• I sent money to J&K for charity work: Thakur
• National Conference leader, 6 militants killed in J&K: PTI
• Hurriyat for simultaneous talks with India, Pak: PTI

• June 18, 2002
• Farooq not to seek another term as CM: PTI
• Hurriyat exploited J&K people: Omar Abdullah
• Kashmir election in October: Farooq

• June 17, 2002
• No invitation to foreign observers: CEC
• Dead populate voters' lists in Valley
• 'Hizb chief's name in J&K voters' list'

• June 15, 2002
• Farooq escapes bid on life at Bemina
• Militants attack pilgrims in Doda, 2 dead
• Prayers offered for Kaluchak victims

• June 12, 2002
• Seven militants killed, three injured in group clash: PTI

• June 11, 2002
• Two held for bringing in funds for Geelani
• Free Iftikar Geelani: Journalists to Advani

• June 6, 2002
• Militants abduct, torture and kill civilian: PTI
• Two soldiers killed in ambush

• June 5, 2002
• National Conference plans another autonomy bill

• May 28, 2002
• CRPF convoy attacked near Banihal, seven injured: PTI
• J&K govt for extradition of militancy financier: PTI

• May 27, 2002
• Six held in connection with Lone murder: PTI

• May 23, 2002
• Vajpayee reviews security situation in J&K
• PM announces new economic package for J&K
• Implement UN resolution on terrorism: EU to Pak
• PM ready for political solution to J&K issue
• Translate promises into action: CCS to Pak
• Pakistani troops destroy 2 villages in J&K
• Pakistan alerts key departments
• Govt may close down Pak High Commission: Omar
• Bush, Schroeder discuss Indo-Pak tensions
• Pakistan to withdraw troops from Afghan border
• Powell, Annan discuss Indo-Pak tensions with Musharraf
• Bangladesh summons Indian envoy over Indo-Pak ties
• Hurriyat rejects Vajpayee's talks offer
• People want end to cross-border terrorism: India tells US
• US actively engaged in easing Indo-Pak tensions: Cheney
• US doing all to prevent Indo-Pak conflict: Chamberlin
• Standoff may top Bush-Putin summit agenda
• Blair asks Pak to stop cross-border terrorism
• Pakistan calls for mediation to ease tension
• Pakistan calls on UN to pressurise India for talks
• Musharraf for crackdown on militants
• Musharraf says he wants to shed power
• Army inducts nuclear attack resistant shelters
• Pakistani troops fire on Punjab village
• Musharraf meets top commanders in Islamabad
• Pak army deploys missile batteries along LoC
• Pak to withdraw troops from UN peace mission

• May 22, 2002
• Time for a decisive battle has come: PM
• Navy deploys warships in Arabian Sea
• Pakistan will not hesitate to use nukes
• US asks Pakistan 'to do all it can' to end terror
• 10 Pakistani jawans, 2 Indians killed in shelling
• India gives an earful to Pakistani envoy
• Pakistan vows to defend itself
• Fernandes asks troops to be ready
• J&K parties urge PM to conduct fair polls
• Abdullah opposes separatists meeting PM
• Abdul Gani Lone laid to rest
• Evidence points to LeT hand in Lone killing
• My father is a martyr for peace: Bilal Lone
• Pak alleges Indian complicity in Lone killing
• Hurriyat demands judicial probe into Lone's killing

• May 21, 2002
• Firing at Hurriyat meeting; Lone killed
• Pakistan blames India for Lone's killing
• Kaluchak massacre most inhuman: PM
• 'Guns silenced a reasonable, moderate voice'
• Lone's murder a bid to disrupt J&K poll process: Swami
• Three civilians, jawan killed in Pakistani firing
• One killed in Pakistani shelling
• India rebuts Pakistan's charge of belligerence
• Britain's Jack Straw to visit India, Pakistan
• Time for final settlement has come: Jana
• Fernandes cuts short visit, returns to Delhi
• Lone's killing unfortunate: PM
• Farooq expresses sorrow over Lone's killing
• Advani condemns Lone's killing

• May 20, 2002
• Army asked to consult 'war book': Advani
• Six Pak soldiers killed, ten enemy bunkers destroyed
• Pak to approach UNSC to bring down tension with India
• George Fernandes in Bikaner
• Pakistan intensifies shelling in R S Pora sector
• Pakistan fires on villages in Punjab
• Pakistan moves reserve corp to Sutlej-Ravi corridor
• Take action and then talk: India tells Pakistan
• War unlikely before September

• May 18, 2002
• Pakistan will be told to recall envoy
• Heavy shelling in Uri sector of J&K
• PM briefed about border situation

• May 17, 2002
• Jammu tense following heavy firing along LoC

• Border villages near Jammu witnessing exodus: PTI
• Anything can happen any time: Pak minister/PTI
• 'Rhetoric' will not solve J&K problem: Sonia
• CPI-M warns against going to war

• May 15, 2002
• Pak has hand in Jammu terror attack: Fernandes/PTI

• May 14, 2002
• 33 killed in attack on army camp in Jammu

• Two outfits claim responsibility for Jammu attack
• Pak not keen on improved relations with India: Abdullah/PTI
• Militants boarded bus near J&K border: Himachal CM

• May 10, 2002
• Geelani taken into preventive custody

• May 8, 2002
• Expelled Hizb leaders may form third front

• May 4, 2002
• Hizb expels Abdul Majid Dar

• May 2, 2002
• Hizb open to 'genuine' peace process: PTI

• Yasin Malik's judicial remand extended: PTI

• April 26, 2002
• Nine ultras shot dead in north Kashmir

• April 25, 2002
• One killed in IED blast in Doda district

• April 24, 2002
• Jammu-Udhampur railway line to be commissioned next year: PTI

• April 23, 2002
• Hurriyat divided over Sharjah meeting: PTI

• April 22, 2002
• Govt to keep mum on Hurriyat-PoK leaders' meeting in Sharjah

• April 12, 2002
• Four JeM terrorists killed

• No importance in Pant's remarks: Hurriyat

• April 10, 2002
• Terrorists kill five in Doda district

• Eight people killed in Kashmir
• Weed out ultras in hilly areas: Farooq

• April 9, 2002
• Pak's claims on terrorism an eyewash: Farooq

• Grenade attack on Anantnag district; 2 killed
• 'Hurriyat poll panel functioning well'

• April 8, 2002
• Terrorists kill five in Udhampur

• Blast in Rajouri; three killed

• April 7, 2002
• Abortive bid by ultras to blow up BSF camp in Srinagar: PTI

• April 4, 2002
• JKLF leader Yasin Malik ends fast

• Abdullah rules out early polls in the state
• Nothing will come out of PM's visit: Hurriyat
• 11 killed in J&K violence

• April 3, 2002
• DNA case: Team collects fresh samples

• Revoke Indus water treaty with Pakistan: J&K
• Kashmir unit of BJP dissolved
• VHP should mind its business: Abdullah
• POTA accused gets bail: PTI

• April 2, 2002
• Abdullah unhappy with 'pampering' of Hurriyat leaders: PTI

• JKLF seeks UN intervention for Malik's release

• April 1, 2002
• JKLF acting chairman Javid Mir detained: PTI

• Hurriyat's 'silence' on Malik's arrest angers JKLF
• Hurriyat wants PM to take 'new initiative': PTI
• Al Badr, JuM banned under POTA: PTI

• March 30, 2002
• 10 killed, 14 injured in blast near Jammu's Raghunath temple

• March 27, 2002
• Bandh paralyses life in Kashmir valley

• Ghulam Nabi Azad to head state Congress: PTI
• Geelani hospitalised following chest pain: PTI

• March 26, 2002
• Malik remanded to 7 days' police custody

• March 25, 2002
• Yasin Malik arrested: PTI

• Abdullah fears influx of Afghan mujahideen in summer: PTI

• March 19, 2002
• DNA tampering issue: Five doctors, cop suspended

• Nowpora mosque siege ends; two militants killed

• March 18, 2002
• Grenade attack on BSF headquarters in Srinagar

• `Negotiations, not elections, can solve Kashmir issue'

• March 16, 2002
• Hizb ready for 'meaningful talks': PTI

• One Hizb terrorist killed, another held in J&K

• March 15, 2002
• Strike in Kashmir valley passes off peacefully

• J&K group asks women to wear burqa

• March 14, 2002
• Katiyar's alleged remarks leave parties fuming: PTI

• Katiyar clarifies remarks about Hazratbal relic
• Three boys killed in blast in Pulwama district: PTI

• March 13, 2002
• BJP MP's remarks spark violence in Srinagar

• March 10, 2001
• 100 kg RDX recovered in Jammu, 3 ultras killed: PTI

• March 9, 2002
• DNA samples issue: Suspended doc defends herself

• March 8, 2002
• CM orders probe into DNA samples tampering issue

• Inquiry justifies army firing in Haigam
• Five militants killed near Vaishnodevi
• Hurriyat Conference leader arrested in Kashmir

• March 4, 2002
• Militants gun down 5 SOG men

• March 2, 2002
• BSF nabs top commander of Tehrik-ul Mujahideen

• February 27, 2002
• Top Hizb militants gunned down in Kashmir

• February 22, 2002
• 2 of three abducted persons freed: PTI

• February 21, 2002
• 3 persons abducted by militants

• February 20, 2002
• 7 killed in J&K

• February 19, 2002
• BSF jawan, 7 militants among 10 killed

• February 18, 2002
• Ten terrorists killed in J&K

• February 16, 2002
• US adopting policy of duplicity: Farooq/PTI

• February 15, 2002
• Army kills 14 terrorists in Jammu

• Al Fateh's strike call evokes no response in Kashmir: PTI

• February 14, 2002
• Magisterial probe ordered into killing of govt employee in J&K

• February 8, 2002
• 3 militants holed up in Kupwara mosque: PTI

• February 6, 2002
• Omar to take over as National Conference president: PTI

• February 5, 2002
• Farooq talks of retirement

• February 4, 2002
• Jaish to concentrate only on J&K 'freedom struggle'

• Militants continue to hold Sopore mosque

• February 3, 2002
• Militants seize control of Sopore mosque


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