May 01, 2002 The "yes" for President Musharraf reads a whopping 97.7 per cent. For full coverage, please see Referendum
Jul 16, 2001 The first warnings come as expected from the militant camps.
Jul 03, 2001 While India wants confidence-building measures to be the centre-piece, Pakistan desires the talks to be pegged on to Kashmir with other contentious issues to follow
Jun 29, 2001 Musharraf keeps up rhetoric when talking to the clerics and says progress on other fronts possible only if Kashmir problem is resolved
Jun 29, 2001 No beating around the bush, no progress if the two sides stick to stated positions, says Musharraf
Jun 28, 2001 Court says the Constitution was under suspension after the Supreme Court validated the October 1999 military coup and the subsequent promulgation of the Provisional Constitutional Order by the military regime
Jun 28, 2001 Musharraf meets PoK, overseas Kashmiri leaders and talks of 'self-determination' and aspirations of the Kashmiris
Jun 27, 2001 Musharraf tells editors that militant attacks in Kashmir also contributed to the Indian realisation that issues with Islamabad should be settled
Jun 27, 2001 The defence spokesman denies report in a local daily that the summit could result in an agreement
Jun 27, 2001 India officially converys strong reservations as Pak-Hurriyat try hard to wangle a meet
Jun 27, 2001 Musharraf asserts Vajpayee agreed it would be "Kashmir and other issues" as political parties, sans ARD, pledge support.
Jun 26, 2001 Musharraf says he's not sure whether Vajpayee is for peace or war; promises full transparency to media.
Jun 26, 2001 Jamat Ulema-e-slam in Islamabad appeals to militant groups to give peace -- and the summit -- a chance.
Jun 26, 2001 Meeting called by Gen. Musharraf is meaningless as his regime lacks the constitutional and popular mandate to settle vital national issues, feels PPP
Jun 26, 2001 Set back for Musharraf --ARD including PPP and PML(N) to boycott tomorrow's meet - only MQM, Jammat-e-Islami and Tehreek-e-Insaaf to attend.
Jun 22, 2001 General Musharraf will be completing his own fresh tenure as President and would not merely complete the remaining term of ousted President Rafiq Tarar
Jun 20, 2001 The General appoints himself president as Pakistani political parties, Britain and the commonwealth protest; India guarded in reactions.
Jun 08, 2001 Braving the ire of hardliners and militants, the media in general has welcomed the General's strong words to the clergy.
