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A strategic stopover

Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's visit to India is aimed at reinforcing the strategic relationship that has developed between the two count
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A realistic approach

The highlight of Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf's visit to India is a joint statement which describes the peace process between the two countries
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An embarrassing missive

The tone and content of the Indian Prime Minister's congratulatory letter to President Bush on his re-election undermines the country's long-held fore
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The Indian response

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A shock from the West

The U.S. announcement of Major Non-NATO Ally status to Pakistan takes by surprise the Indian establishment which feels that the Bush administration ha
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A surprise initiative

India's October 22 package of confidence-building measures takes Pakistan by surprise. Islamabad accepts the proposals with some controversial conditi
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A friend in need

India-Sri Lanka relations are now at an all-time high, with India lending a helping hand to its war-weary neighbour on various fronts.
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A President's concern

Sri Lankan President Chandrika Kumaratunga uses her visit to India to apprise the Indian leadership of her perceptions and concerns about the peace pr
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Nailed again

The Comptroller and Auditor General raps the Defence Ministry for breaching principles of propriety in making purchases in the context of the Kargil W
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Falling and flying

A rash of MiG-21 crashes raises new questions about the safety of the Indian Air Force's workhorse fleet of fighters, but a closer look at the data pr
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Counselling caution

President Chandrika Kumaratunga, on a non-state visit to India, gives a fine lecture on dealing with conflict, change and terrorism in a multi-ethnic,
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Pakistani perceptions

Of eleventh hour drafts and invisible hands in Agra which set back the process of peace.
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