'I told Musharraf that Pandits started it all'
The only Kashmiri Pandit to be invited to the High Tea, Bhushan Bazaz contends that Pandits also want freedom.

IAF chief refuses to salute Musharraf
Ignoring protocol requirements, Air Chief Marshal A Y Tipnis merely shook hands with the president of Pakistan at the ceremonial reception at Rashtrapati Bhavan.

India wants Pak to liberalise trade list
India will argue that if Pakistan cannot normalise trade by way of granting India 'Most Favoured Nation' status, it should at least liberalise the restrictive trade list.

Canadian experts hopeful of breakthrough
Academics Ashok Kapoor and Balbir Sawhney feel that while no quick fix should be expected, the summit in Agra will not be a exercise in futility.

INTERVIEW
'Kashmir will be the last issue to be resolved'
Ashok Kapur, professor of political science at the University of Waterloo, Canada, tells Ramesh Menon that a stronger Pakistan is in India's interest.

MESSAGE BOARD
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NEWS
A truly bovine nose job
An Indian woman has won token compensation from a British health authority for inserting a cartilage taken from a cow into her nose seven years ago

IAF chopper rescues 2 British schoolgirls
The two girls, part of a team of 17 British school children on a trekking expedition to Kinnaur-Keylong heights, suffered from acute high altitude sickness prompting the team leader to send a distress signal.

Strange abduction raises questions
So far, the police are treating Long Island politician Karan 'Bobby' Kumar's mysterious weekend disappearance and subsequent reappearance in a park as a kidnapping. But others in the community are not so sure.

MOVIES
I don't want any character to look like me!
Revathi on her new directorial venture

SPORTS
Anand goes down to Topalov
This was his first loss this year in classical variation, at the hands of Grandmaster Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria. He has slipped down to the 4-6 position after the third round of the Dortmund Sparkassen Chess Championships.

Samaranch gets his wish
But though the octogenarian obtained the satisfaction of seeing China win the last venue vote of his tenure, getting his wish on his chosen successor in Monday's vote for the presidency may prove much trickier.

Divya Ramesh in team for SAF Games
However, she was unable to make it to the teams for the Asian championships, German, Dutch and Danish Opens.