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October - 1 
India, on October 1, welcomed UN Security Council resolution No. 1373, passed on September 28, on combating international terrorism as a positive step and hoped that the resolve of the international community will now be translated into concrete action through its effective implementation and regula
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India, on October 1, welcomed UN Security Council resolution No. 1373, passed on September 28, on combating international terrorism as a positive step and hoped that the resolve of the international community will now be translated into concrete action through its effective implementation and regular monitoring by the Council. An Indian External Affairs Ministry spokesperson, while speaking to the media in New Delhi, said the resolution indicated the global nature of international terrorism and the need for comprehensive international cooperation in combating it. The spokesperson added that India would continue to press for the early finalisation of the Comprehensive Convention on International terrorism mooted by it.
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October - 3 
The Union Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) met in New Delhi to review the security situation in the country. The meeting is also understood to have discussed the October 1-terrorist attack in Srinagar.
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The Union Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) met in New Delhi to review the security situation in the country. The meeting is also understood to have discussed the October 1-terrorist attack in Srinagar.
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October - 4 
Chief Secretaries and State police chiefs are scheduled to meet in New Delhi today, on October 5, to review the internal security situation in the country. An official release said the meeting would discuss the strengthening of the internal security mechanism in the country in the light of the Se
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Chief Secretaries and State police chiefs are scheduled to meet in New Delhi today, on October 5, to review the internal security situation in the country. An official release said the meeting would discuss the strengthening of the internal security mechanism in the country in the light of the September 11-terrorist attacks in the United States, and the evolving global coalition against terrorism, besides the situation in India’s neighbourhood.
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October - 5 
Union Home Minister LK Advani warned that the possibility of terrorists having access to weapons of mass destruction could no longer be ignored. Addressing a conference of State chief secretaries and police chiefs in New Delhi on October 5, he said, this possibility, therefore, called for very high
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Union Home Minister LK Advani warned that the possibility of terrorists having access to weapons of mass destruction could no longer be ignored. Addressing a conference of State chief secretaries and police chiefs in New Delhi on October 5, he said, this possibility, therefore, called for very high degree of preparedness in managing internal security of the country, including expertise in disaster management. The Minister laid stress on greater cooperation and coordination between law enforcing agencies of the Union government and the States, and said a law to deal effectively with terrorism was required. Cabinet Secretary T R Prasad reportedly told the meeting that there was a proposal to form a National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA). It could be modeled after the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) in the US to handle the rescue operations like the aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States. Briefing the media on the conference, Union Home Secretary Kamal Pande said, " Almost all States were in agreement over a need for a law against terrorism and for creating the Central Law Enforcement Agency. Some states like West Bengal, however, wanted their turf (of law and order) not to be meddled with." He said several such crucial issues would again be discussed at the conference of Chief Minister to be held in November 2001. The conference recommended a minimum action plan to all States and Union Territories. These included: setting up a State disaster management agency with sub-units in all district headquarters and with Civil Defence and Home Guards in its ambit; drawing up lists of vulnerable targets including buildings, installations, monuments and important persons; training and equipping at least a company of State Armed Police for search and rescue work in all disasters; procuring search and rescue equipment like earth movers and cutters, as also sniffer dogs; strengthening fire and mobile medical facilities; revamping communication network.
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October - 11 
External Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh, addressing a press conference in New Delhi on October 11, ruled out India playing a larger or more direct role in the current US-led campaign in Afghanistan or providing forces for it, saying it was neither necessary nor on the cards. He also ruled out India
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External Affairs Minister Jaswant Singh, addressing a press conference in New Delhi on October 11, ruled out India playing a larger or more direct role in the current US-led campaign in Afghanistan or providing forces for it, saying it was neither necessary nor on the cards. He also ruled out India contemplating granting the US the right to establish permanent bases as were being reported. However, the Minister said neutralisation of terrorist bases in Afghanistan was of direct interest and benefit to India as terrorists of the Al Qaeda’s network were operating in Jammu and Kashmir. He also indicated India’s desire to play a role in the future dispensation of Afghanistan. Saying that India would like to have a process-based rather than personality-based structure, he added it was necessary to ensure that Afghanistan did not once again become a centre that radiated terrorism. While extending support for a broad-based multi-ethnic government, Singh rejected the suggestion that a moderate Taliban leadership could be part of it, saying the term was an oxymoron. The Minister said India will continue to exercise restraint on the issue of hot pursuit but feels this is not the right time for either a visit to Pakistan or resumption of dialogue. He said, for a dialogue to resume, it was necessary that the weapon of terrorism be discarded. Welcoming the recent OIC communique condemning terrorism, he expressed optimism that the current campaign against terrorism would be taken to its logical conclusion.
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October - 12 
India, on October 12, rejected the reported statement of US Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage that ‘Kashmir is the ‘most dangerous place in the world’. External Affairs Minster Jaswant Singh, while speaking in New Delhi after a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), said, "
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India, on October 12, rejected the reported statement of US Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage that ‘Kashmir is the ‘most dangerous place in the world’. External Affairs Minster Jaswant Singh, while speaking in New Delhi after a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS), said, " I disagree with the assessment. We have disagreed with earlier also to this type of thesis being put up by the West. Rather than Kashmir, it was Afghanistan which is the flashpoint". Asked whether the government was contemplating any change of strategy in Jammu and Kashmir, he said, "We are determined to root out terrorism from Jammu and Kashmir and given the present circumstances, we will be mounting special efforts in that direction".
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October - 17 
Addressing a joint press conference with Indian Minster of External Affairs Jaswant Singh, in New Delhi, on October 17, visiting US Secretary of State Colin Powell said his country’s war against terror included terrorism targeted against India. He said, "We deplore terrorism wherever it exists,
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Addressing a joint press conference with Indian Minster of External Affairs Jaswant Singh, in New Delhi, on October 17, visiting US Secretary of State Colin Powell said his country’s war against terror included terrorism targeted against India. He said, "We deplore terrorism wherever it exists, whether on September 11 or on October 1 in Srinagar." He reiterated the US position that both the countries stood shoulder to shoulder fighting terrorism and ‘that includes the terrorism that has been inflicted on India’. The Secretary of State, however, skirted the issue of Pakistan’s role in terrorism in Jammu and Kashmir. Asked whether Pakistan should be included in the global coalition against terrorism, he said Pakistan had recognised the nature the Taliban government and was working with the US to fight the Al Qaeda. He also clarified that he had not said in Islamabad, on October 16, that Kahsmir was ‘the’ central issue between India and Pakistan, but ‘a’ central issue. He said the Kashmir issue must be resolved between India and Pakistan, but the US would be willing to help facilitate the talks. He also announced that Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee had accepted an invitation from President George Bush to visit Washington on November 9. At the press conference, Jaswant Singh said India has assured the US of full cooperation in its action against Afghanistan. He said, India has also demanded that the US’ war against terrorism go beyond Afghanistan and address Pakistan-sponsored terrorism in Kashmir. The Minister admitted that there were differences on the Kashmir issue between India and the US and added, "We can disagree without being disagreeable." Separately, the Secretary of State and India’s Union Home Minister L K Advani signed a treaty on legal assistance in criminal matters. Official sources said the pact would enhance the ability of the two countries to pursue the common objective of law enforcement by putting in place a regularised channel for obtaining law enforcement from each other. The treaty would also improve the implementation of the bilateral extradition treaty signed between the two countries earlier in July 1999.
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October - 23 
Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, on October 23, charged Pakistan with alternating between the language of war and peace and asked it to "make up its mind about what it wanted." Addressing a group of Sikhs in New Delhi, the Prime Minister said, "Pakistan sometimes sings the song of peace and some
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Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, on October 23, charged Pakistan with alternating between the language of war and peace and asked it to "make up its mind about what it wanted." Addressing a group of Sikhs in New Delhi, the Prime Minister said, "Pakistan sometimes sings the song of peace and sometimes threatens. My message to Pakistan is: Decide what you want to do. You were with the Taliban. You gave it encouragement, provided arms and training camps. You even used the Taliban to threaten us at times. Where is that Taliban now?'' While noting that Pakistan itself was now taking action against the Taliban, Vajpayee added that India’s foreign policy was determined neither by opportunism nor outside forces.
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October - 29 
US Ambassador to India Robert B. Blackwill, while speaking to the media in New Delhi, on October 29, said that more groups could be added to the Administration’s list of terrorist organisations. He said, "The list of terrorists continues to enlarge day by day, and more and more names are likely to a
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US Ambassador to India Robert B. Blackwill, while speaking to the media in New Delhi, on October 29, said that more groups could be added to the Administration’s list of terrorist organisations. He said, "The list of terrorists continues to enlarge day by day, and more and more names are likely to appear on the list in the days to come". Reiterating that the global war against terrorism included the one faced by India, Blackwill said India’s problem was part of the global campaign against terrorism.
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October - 30 
Speaking at an informal session with Members of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs, in New Delhi, US Ambassador to India Robert Blackwill said his country will address India’s concerns on cross-border terrorism in Kashmir even as it pursues the war against international terrori
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Speaking at an informal session with Members of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs, in New Delhi, US Ambassador to India Robert Blackwill said his country will address India’s concerns on cross-border terrorism in Kashmir even as it pursues the war against international terrorism. He also allayed fears regarding US’ interest in ending the turmoil in Kashmir by emphasising that it did not wish to discriminate on terrorism in any part of the world. He reiterated that US-India relations were on firm ground and that there was a growing convergence between the two countries.
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