A single phrase brought the house down
Pakistani journalists claimed the talks broke down over the use of the term 'cross-border' to qualify the terrorism that the two leaders were to tackle in future meetings.

US officials hopeful despite summit failure
They insisted that an important achievement of the talks was the setting in motion of a process which hopefully would lead to eventual settlement of differences peacefully.

'Cross-border terrorism must stop'
Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee, in his opening remarks at the beginning of the Agra Summit, said India was willing to address all issues provided cross-border terrorism came to an end.

No CBMs till Kashmir's resolved: Pak
"Until the problem of Kashmir is solved, there is no point in talking of confidence building measures, economic cooperation and other issues," Musharraf told editors of Indian media organisations in Agra.

Menu, not summit, grips UK media
While most British papers tucked the summit into their inside pages, the menu at the summit, including crushed pearl, coral and mica among exotic ingredients served at the Musharraf-Vajpayee lunch had better display, with The Times putting it on the front page.

DIARY
Ram and Allah, be kind in Agra
Sheela Bhatt prays that Vajpayee and Musharraf make some progress, any progress...

MESSAGE BOARD
Will the Indo-Pak summit create history?
Will Prime Minister Vajpayee of India and Chief Executive Musharraf of Pakistan be able to make a decisive break from a past of suspicion and conflict? Express your opinion.

NEWS
The most expensive meal per head
Two Indians and a Pakistani participated in a meal, the cost of which would have been more than enough to underwrite a banquet that included the Indian and Pakistani delegations to the Agra peace talks---and most of the local population as well.

UK Muslims want riots investigated
Fresh unrest broke out over the weekend at another town, Stoke-on-Trent, with an estimated 200 British Pakistanis involved in clashes with police.

MONEY
Most Canadians want US dollar as currency Of the 400 executives polled, 45 per cent said adopting the US currency was 'a good idea'.

Cialis: Canada's answer to Viagra
The new pill, now under clinical trial in Canada, is likely to hit the markets soon and claims to be better than Pfizer's Viagra.

MOVIES
Tusshar Kapoor
Surprise package of the year!

CRICKET
Tendulkar will get fit and play: Ganguly
The India skipper denied media reports that the master batsman will miss the early part of the Sri Lankan tour for reasons other than the 'foot injury'.

SPORTS
Rogge elected IOC president
Rogge, 59, won an absolute majority in the second round of voting to take control of the world's leading sports federation.

Anand, Kramnik settle for quiet draw
The game, which saw Kramnik adopt the Petroff defence, lasted merely 17 moves and lasted less than two hours.

NET GUIDE
Want Arjun Ramphal as your chat buddy?
The model-turned-actor gets on to the net

Movie inspires self-'abduction'
A 17-year-old girl in Pune fools the police. A toilet that e-mails you details. More headlines...