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Friday, 14 June 2004
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NATION & STATES
India not averse to map change
External affairs minister K Natwar Singh has opened a long-jammed door by saying India
would consider redrawing its border with Pakistan if that
could solve the Kashmir tangle.
ECONOMY & BUSINESS
India
scores over China in Economist study
Good news came for people worried that India is losing business to China. A study by the Economist group described India as a less risky place for foreign investments than its giant neighbour.
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Asia Times
Warning
shots for Musharraf'
A
no-nonsense top officer was the target of Thursday's assassination attempt in
Karachi. He was chosen as a sacrificial offering to get the message across
that not everyone is marching in step with the president
Deccan
Herald
60
years since the 'longest day'
The
Normandy
Landing
ended
World War II and changed the balance of power decisively
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OPINION
Political
stability must for economic growth
A
change of guard is good for democracy
Way
forward lies in a decentralised approach
The
answer lies in river liking
BUSINESS NEWS
Political
stability must for economic growth
A
change of guard is good for democracy
Way
forward lies in a decentralised approach
The
answer lies in river liking
STATE NEWS
Political
stability must for economic growth
A
change of guard is good for democracy
Way
forward lies in a decentralised approach
The
answer lies in river liking
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