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August 9, 2010

India Draws a Line over Kashmir

Sudha Ramachandran, Asia Times

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BANGALORE - A statement on Kashmir that the United Nations press office issued recently has ruffled feathers in India, forcing UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon's office to clarify that the offending words were not uttered by the secretary general himself.

Sent via e-mail on July 28 to a handful of reporters, the statement said that the "secretary...

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