- Qureshi says India supporting insurgents
- ISLAMABAD : Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has accused India of supporting insurgents in Pakistan, including areas bordering Afghanistan. Speaking with the German Press Agency dpa, Qureshi claimed that Pakistan was "compiling hard…
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- 2 bomb blasts leave 7 dead, 52 wounded in India
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Town Hall- Senate Resolution Welcomes Indian P.M.'s Forthcoming U.S.…
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Top News India- Manmohan Singh Arrives In U.S., Strategic Ties Poised For New…
- (RTTNews) - Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh arrived in Washington to a red carpet welcome as the first foreign leader to be hosted as State Guest by the 10-month-old Obama Administration, for a visit that is expected to take the…
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Thaindian.com- India, US to clinch reprocessing pact Tuesday
- India and the US are set to announce the conclusion of a crucial pact on reprocessing spent fuel, that ... of atomic energy, began a final round of talks with an American team headed by Richard Stratford, the US pointsperson for…
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Huffingtonpost.com- Terror may be barbaric, cruel; never cowardly: Headley
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Mynews India- Bridgestone boosts India plans
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- India falling behind China in English
- LONDON - There may now be more people speaking English in China than in India, despite widespread use of the language in the South Asian country, a study has reported. This is because India is falling behind other countries - including…
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