The Indian Express -- General

Tuesday, June 10 1997

Monsoon sets over Kerala

The south-west monsoon advanced into Kerala, Lakshadweep and parts of Tamil Nadu yesterday, after a delay of eight days. The monsoon is likely to advance further into the southern parts of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka during the next 48 hours.

Ireland's Oppn falls short of majority

The centre-right opposition of Bertie Ahern's Fianna Fail and the Progressive Democrats has won Ireland's election but will need the backing of independents to control a majority in Parliament.

Arafat seeks US role in peace process

Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) President Yasser Arafat has said the peace process in the Middle East has been frozen since Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu came to power and called for a "serious and effective" involvement of the United States at a high level.

VC faces probe for arbitrary postings

Congo clashes hit hopes of a cease-fire

Koyna dam oustees await proper deal

It'll take more than a Sukhoi

Karnataka police thrash Kerala players

J H Patel snubs Jalappaat Thanjavur

Hunt on for accused in bank fraud case

Quicktakes -- Who's lying, Mr Wadekar?

When it comes to the end, it's a dog's life

50 killed in Sikkim landslides

In palace of darkness, a princess prepares a poisoned death

Indefinite stir by onion wholesalers in Niphad