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/ 21 February 2003
To read the menu, click once. To place your order, click twice. Computers have replaced waiters at a restaurant in the western Indian city of Pune, a news report said on Friday.
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/ 20 December 2002
Three young Moslem women were killed by suspected secessionist militants in Indian-administered Kashmir allegedly for not wearing veils, a report said on Friday.
India’s expected package of measures to ease tensions with Pakistan is not likely to include any military steps at this stage.
Rescue workers removed 79 bodies from the carnage of the train derailment in the eastern Indian state of Bihar, reports said on Wednesday.
A high-powered UN conference on climate change opened here on Wednesday with a call to the international community to implement the Kyoto protocol on global warming as a matter of urgency.
Firing across the India-Pakistan border killed at least 14 people on each side and three Indian police officers were slain by suspected Islamic militants on Thursday.
Fears of a US-led military strike against Iraq will further increase India’s jewellery exports this year as gold becomes a safe haven for investment, trade officials said on Monday
Britain and the United States have not suspended arms sales to India amid the current military stand-off with Pakistan.
India’s railway authorities plan to introduce on-board massage facilities to relieve the aches and pains — and boredom ? of long-distance rail travellers.
World economic leaders said on Monday that greater transparency in economic decisions and stronger regulations are needed to encourage investors and speed up the slowing global economy.
India denounced what it said were nuclear threats made by Pakistan and reiterated its policy of ”no first use” of nuclear weapons.
India is preparing for all-out war against Pakistan over Kashmir, analysts said , as troops on both sides of the disputed border again pounded each other with artillery shells and militants launched more attacks on Indian army bases.
Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee said Wednesday during a visit to Kashmir that the time had come for a decisive fight and added ”in this war we will win”.
India confirmed on Saturday it had lost an unmanned plane over Pakistani territory as one million Indian and Pakistani troops remian stationed on the arch-rivals’ common borders.