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To: Mohan Marette who wrote (8673)	10/20/1999 5:06:00 PM
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Clinton trip to India on despite coup in Pakistan US President Bill Clinton is determined to visit India and his trip will be unaffected by the military coup in Pakistan, according to the US ambassador to New Delhi Richard Celeste. (fe -10/21/99)

To: Mohan Marette who wrote (8673)	10/20/1999 5:08:00 PM
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Old Mutual Group (UK) plans foray into local Mutual Fund market THE London-based œ40bn financial services conglomerate Old Mutual Group is set to enter the Indian mutual funds market through a tie-up with a local player. The Old Mutual group, whose interests range from life insurance, asset management, banking and general insurance areas is also eyeing the life insurance segment. (fe: 10/21/99)

To: Mohan Marette who wrote (8673)	10/20/1999 5:21:00 PM
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Pope welcome, but should not belittle hindu religion: RSS Thursday, October 21, 1999 (ExpressIndia) NEW DELHI: RSS chief Prof. Rajendra Singh alias Rajju Bhaiya has said his organisation was not against the forthcoming india visit of Pope John Paul II but the Roman Catholic pontiff should not "belittle" hindu religion and project chirstianity as superior, reports PTI. "He (the pope) will have to take into consideration the religious sentiments of the host nation. If he tries to belittle our religion and project his religious practices as superior, then it will not be the correct intent of his visit," singh told television programme "Subah Aaj Tak", according to a release from the producers. While Singh maintained that he was not against the pontiff's three day visit to New Delhi commencing november five, he said RSS was opposed to religious conversions. "We are free to propagate our religion. The constitution provides for that. But to convert people, to make them give up their own religion and adopt another religion is not right. We are against it," he said. Earlier, the RSS chief had said the pope, during his visit, should not proclaim christianity as the only way to salvation