The Indian Express -- General

Saturday, June 21 1997

US opens summit doors for Yeltsin

President Bill Clinton welcomed world leaders to this fast-growing rocky mountain capital, heralding the American economic boom and exhorting allies to follow his lead. As host of the annual summit of the World's seven wealthiest democracies, Clinton opened the door to nearly full participation by Russia, despite its weak economy.

Muslims clash in Leeds over "offensive" scenes in Border

Some 300 youths, mainly South Asian Muslims, clashed with police outside the Krishna video store on Harehills Road in Leeds over the store-owner's plan to stock cassettes of the Hindi film Border. Five people who were arrested for disturbing public order were released last morning.

BA gifts Rs 1.25 cr to NGO

British Airways (BA) has gifted the NGO Pratham a cheque of Rs 1.24 crore for educational enhancement at the primary education level. This is in support of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation's (BMC) new educational programme in collaboration with Pratham.

One hurt as a block of law college caves in

Donation no malaise for health minister

US, Iran sabre-rattling over troops in Gulf

Arcadia was sent to scrapyard by SCI

Sena to the rescue of State drug-addicts

Learning to cope with handover blues

Dande faction caused NMMC chaos

Mumbai Beat-- Another landslide at Ghatkopar

Lankan soldier dies in LTTE landmine blast

Quicktakes -- Director Basu Bhattacharya is dead

Book exhibition at Rajaji Bhavan from June 20

State to look into BEd fee hike issue