Gujjars agree to call off stir

June 4, 2007

News Strengthening Indo-Brazil ties Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh prior to delegation level talks in New Delhi on Monday. Photograph: AFP/Getty Images Talks succeed, Gujjar stir to be called off A committee headed by a retired High Court judge will be set up to examine the Gujjars' demand for Scheduled Tribe status. · Gujjars lay siege of entry points to Delhi · Delhi: Safe within but trouble brews around it · 'We need reservation & security not money' · Epicentre of caste conflict longs for normalcy · Several trains rescheduled, diverted · Gujjars enforce bandh in Gwalior | Coverage · Dera case: Supreme Court refuses to step in · A sister waits to search for PoW brother in Pakistan · Naxal blackout: Water rationing in Bastar · CBI files status report on Quattrocchi's extradition · J&K: Infiltration bid foiled, 4 militants killed · Increased J&K violence shows militants' frustration: Experts · 82 killed in heavy fighting in Sri Lanka · No anticipatory bail in rape, murder, fraud cases: SC · Images: Sweating it out this summer · Images: POW kin live in hope and determination · Images: The Gujjar agitation spreads · Interview: 'Climate change reports not diluted' · Column: Nuclear deal breakers still alive and well · Interview: 'It is Brahminical arrogance'

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