Kashmiri separatists have paid a courtesy call on Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee in New Delhi, the first ever meeting between an Indian premier and separatists. Five moderate members of Kashmir's main separatist group the All Parties Hurriyat Conference went into the meeting at the prime minister's residence at around 6:10pm, reporters at the scene said. The meeting, which was not expected to be long, follow substantive talks on Thursday between the Hurriyat moderates and Mr Vajpayee's deputy, Lal Krishna Advani. Umar Farooq, one of the five separatist leaders, overnight told the Press Trust of India that the delegation...