Musharraf, Sehba visit Taj Mahal: PTI
The tombs, which had been closed after American president Bill Clinton's visit to India early last year, were opened for the military ruler's visit.

Foolproof security, cold hearts await Musharraf in Ajmer
Policemen have been deployed in every lane and alleyway around the dargah to ensure foolproof security for the visiting president.

Hurriyat keeping fingers crossed
Senior Hurriyat leader Mirwaiz Omar Farooq said that the Hurriyat was hopeful that something positive would emerge from the meeting between Vajpayee and Musharraf.

Kashmiri leaders in Britain rubbish Hurriyat
Kashmiri groups now engaged in an international campaign for a settlement of the dispute in the Valley have condemned Hurriyat leaders as being unrepresentative of Kashmiri groups.

POK leaders back Musharraf
Sardar Abdul Qayyum Khan and Sultan Mahmood supported Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf's India visit and his efforts to resolve the Kashmir dispute.

Musharraf invites Vajpayee to Pakistan
Senior officials said the prime minister has accepted the invitation.

Vajpayee has his way, talks extend beyond Kashmir
Vajpayee pointed out, in course of his talks, that durable peace cannot be achieved in Kashmir as long as Pakistan and Kashmir remain economically weak.

Indo-Pak Summit: The Complete Coverage

NEWS
38 militants killed in J&K
In the biggest operation of its kind in the last one year, 18 militants were killed during a massive combing operation in the hilly Mandi area of Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir.

COLUMN
No Fault Of Mine
'Blaming Pakistan for our ills is now profoundly part of our ideas of who we are as a nation. As patriotic Indians, we must believe the worst about Pakistan, hate its citizens. Just as much, no doubt, as patriotic Pakistanis are asked to hate India and Indians. Somewhere in there is the true Indian tragedy of Kashmir,' says Dilip D'Souza.

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.

MONEY
UTI creates liquidity option for US-64 small investors
All US-64 investors holding units on June 30, 2001 may offer for repurchase up to 3000 units per unit holder from August one, 2001 to May 31, 2003 at a price starting from Rs 10 or the net asset value whichever is higher.

SPORTS
India head for Sri Lanka
India will be without Sachin Tendulkar and under heavy pressure to snap a three-year losing streak in finals.