July 2002
Two Police Officers and an Indian Soldier Killed in Kashmir - 2002-07-30
In Kashmir, two police officers and an Indian soldier were killed in a surprise attack by militants. The incident highlights ongoing violence in the region,…
Powell: The Start of India-Pakistan Talks Depends on the Leaders of Both Countries
Colin Powell indicated that the initiation of talks between India and Pakistan regarding Kashmir depends on the leaders of both nations. He highlighted the reduced…
India Does Not Allow Observers to Monitor Kashmir Elections - 2002-07-28
The U.S. Secretary of State, Colin Powell, is mediating tensions between India and Pakistan over Kashmir, emphasizing the need for peace talks and the release…
Death of Former Vice President of India
Krishan Kant, former Vice President of India, has passed away at the age of 75 due to a heart attack. His death has been recognized…
Solana's Call for Dialogue on Kashmir - 2002-07-28
Javier Solana, the EU's foreign policy chief, has called for India and Pakistan to start talks to resolve their Kashmir dispute, emphasizing that tensions affect…
U.S. Secretary of State's Visit to India - 2002-07-27
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell is visiting India to address the Kashmir conflict with Indian leaders and will meet with Pakistani leaders afterward. This…
U.S. Welcomes Recent Statement from North Korea - 2002-07-27
The U.S. has expressed approval of a recent statement from North Korea indicating a desire to resume talks. Colin Powell, the U.S. Secretary of State,…
Death Toll from Floods Due to Heavy Monsoon Rains in the Indian Subcontinent Continues to Rise - 2002-07-27
Heavy monsoon rains in the Indian subcontinent have led to a rising death toll of 300, primarily affecting Nepal. Thousands of homes and villages have…
Capsizing of Passenger Boat in India - 2002-07-27
A passenger boat capsized in Kerala, India, resulting in at least 55 confirmed drownings due to overcrowding. The boat was carrying three times its capacity,…
U.S. Secretary of State's Visit to India and Pakistan - 2002-07-27
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell is visiting India and Pakistan to address long-standing tensions between the two countries. Indian officials emphasized that Pakistan must…
Javier Solana, EU Foreign Affairs Chief, in the Indian Subcontinent - 2002-07-26
Javier Solana, the EU Foreign Affairs Chief, is in India to mediate tensions between India and Pakistan, focusing on resuming negotiations. The situation is critical…
Increase in Flood Casualties in South Asia - 2002-07-26
Flooding in South Asia has resulted in over 280 deaths across India, Bangladesh, and Nepal, with significant displacement and destruction reported. The situation is dire,…
India: Terrorism is Still Part of Pakistan's Official Policy - 2002-07-25
India plans to inform U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell that terrorism is still part of Pakistan's official policy during his upcoming visit. This comes…
U.S. and U.K. Envoys Visit Indian-administered Kashmir
U.S. and U.K. military envoys are visiting Indian-administered Kashmir to assess tensions that could lead to war between India and Pakistan. The visit includes discussions…
India: Terrorism is Part of Pakistan's Policy - 2002-07-24
India is preparing to tell U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell that terrorism remains a part of Pakistan's policy, particularly in relation to Kashmir. This…
Flood Cuts Communications for Tens of Thousands in India
Severe flooding in northeastern India has disrupted communications for tens of thousands of residents, particularly in Assam and Arunachal Pradesh. The situation has worsened due…
Jack Straw Will Not Meet Pervez Musharraf
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw visited Pakistan to discuss reducing tensions between India and Pakistan but did not meet with President Pervez Musharraf. The talks…
British Foreign Secretary Visits to Reduce Tensions Between India and Pakistan
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw is in India to address tensions between India and Pakistan regarding Kashmir. He noted that while relations remain strained, there…
The Possibility of War Between India and Pakistan Remains Strong - 2002-07-19
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw has warned of the high risk of conflict between India and Pakistan, with over a million troops on alert at…
Killing of Three Islamic Militants in Kashmir - 2002-07-18
Three Islamic militants were killed by Indian police in Kashmir after they took refuge in a mosque following an unsuccessful attempt to hide in nearby…
Election of a Muslim as President of India - 2002-07-18
A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, a prominent Muslim scientist, has been elected as the President of India with nearly 90% of the votes. His election is significant…
Indian Deputy Prime Minister Calls Infiltration of Extremist Islamists into Kashmir a Major Problem - 2002-07-16
The Indian Deputy Prime Minister has highlighted the infiltration of extremist Islamists from Pakistan into Kashmir as a significant issue, especially following a recent attack…
Indian Officials Criticize Pakistan Following Islamic Militants' Attack in Kashmir - 2002-07-14
An attack by suspected Islamic militants in Kashmir resulted in 27 deaths, prompting Indian officials to blame Pakistan. The incident could escalate tensions between India…
Heavy Floods in South Asia - 2002-07-13
Heavy floods caused by intense rainfall in South Asia have left thousands homeless, particularly in Bangladesh and India. Over 200 villages in Bangladesh have been…
Colin Powell to Visit Eight Asian Countries - 2002-07-12
Colin Powell is expanding his upcoming trip to Asia to include eight countries, aiming to encourage dialogue between India and Pakistan and advance U.S. anti-terrorism…
Hindu Religious Leaders Reject Police Requests to Cancel Ceremony - 2002-07-12
Hindu religious leaders have rejected police requests to cancel the Jagannath Yatra festival in Ahmedabad despite concerns about potential violence following recent communal clashes. Thousands…
Indian Scientists Develop Protective Equipment Against Nuclear Attacks
Indian scientists have developed safety measures to protect soldiers from nuclear, biological, and chemical attacks, responding to military requests. This development includes shelters and detection…
U.S. Secretary of State to Visit India and Pakistan Soon - 2002-07-10
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell is set to visit India and Pakistan to ease nuclear tensions and promote dialogue over Kashmir. President Bush supports…
Floods in India - 2002-07-07
Heavy monsoon rains in eastern India have led to massive flooding, leaving hundreds of thousands homeless and resulting in at least two fatalities. The states…
Grenade Attack in Kashmir - 2002-07-06
Two grenade attacks in Kashmir resulted in over 30 injuries, including security personnel and civilians. India blames Pakistan for supporting militant groups seeking Kashmir's separation.…
Flooding in India - 2002-07-06
Severe flooding in eastern India has displaced approximately 700,000 people due to heavy monsoon rains, particularly affecting the state of Assam. The situation has led…
Islamist Militants Have Crossed the Border Again - 2002-07-03
India accuses Pakistan of failing to stop Islamist militants from crossing into Kashmir, despite previous assurances. The situation is escalating, with India reporting an increase…
Visit of the British Foreign Secretary to India and Pakistan - 2002-07-03
British Foreign Secretary Jack Straw will visit India and Pakistan to address the Kashmir crisis, which recently escalated tensions between the two nations. The visit…
Denial of Disagreements in the Janata Party in India - 2002-07-01
Lal Krishna Advani was appointed as Deputy Prime Minister of India, denying any disagreements with Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. He emphasized that Vajpayee should…
Steve Fossett Continues His Solo Balloon Flight
Steve Fossett is nearing the end of his solo balloon flight around the world, having completed over 87% of his journey. He aims to be…