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Beijing
to Kargil to Agra
Atal
Bihari Vajpayee’s fatal flaw is that he is not a statesman but
a poet, not a diplomatist but a qawwal. Mani Shankar Aiyar
scrutinises PM's diplomatic failure at Agra.
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Musharraf
unspooled
Here
is a man who is so much in love with himself that he doesn’t
mind listening to himself for two hours and more. [
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Kashmir,
Kashmir, Kashmir... listen to me, please
Very much aware that he had a captive audience at home and
across the border, Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf held
forth for over two hours underlining the primacy of Kashmir
as the core dispute. [
full
story ]
Musharraf
on the record
Musharraf has a lot to say about everything, whether it's
on derailing the summit or on saluting Vajpayee in Lahore.
Quotes from the General's press address in Islamabad. [
full
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July
25, 2001
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QUOTE
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| ‘‘It will be a big
mistake if anyone thinks that we decided to talk to Pakistan from
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External Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh
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PRELUDE |
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What
is the summit all about? Know the issues and hype sorrounding it:
»
Key
players
»
Prelude
to the summit
»
The
sideshow
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Issues |
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