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Over the years, I have often reflected at the ease with which the British ruled over millions of Indians. Thousands of miles from their island nation, they administered a huge empire with a handful of soldiers and civil servants. Full Article at Dawn
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NEW DELHI: Rolls-Royce said Friday the market for its super-luxury cars was picking up dramatically across Asia as the effects of the global financial crisis recede. Full Article at Lebanon Daily Star
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Indian Sikh pilgrims fill in medical information forms during a routine swine flu medical check at immigration at the Attari International Railway Station, between India and Pakistan, about 35 km from northern Indian city Amritsar, on October 12, 2009. View Photo »
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We’re fast coming out of the financial crisis and China and India look like they will lead the way out in 2010 on a feel-good factor
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Indian boy mirrors plight of millions of kids By RAVI NESSMAN Associated Press Writer Manish Swarup This Nov. 17, 2009 photo shows Arun Kumar, 13, returning from school to Apna Ghar, the children's shelter where he lives in New Delhi, India. Full Article at KansasCity.com
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Health at Risk HAVANA, Nov 20 (IPS) - The impacts of climate change on human health will require new approaches to development, based on mitigation and adaptation programmes in line with policies that ensure equal access to health... Full Article at Inter Press Service
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By Geeta Anand BANGALORE -- Hair tucked into a surgical cap, eyes hidden behind thick-framed magnifying glasses, Devi Shetty leans over the sawed open chest of an 11-year-old boy, using bright blue thread to sew an artificial aorta onto his stopped... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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Indian Sikh pilgrims fill in medical information forms during a routine swine flu medical check at immigration at the Attari International Railway Station, between India and Pakistan, about 35 km from northern Indian city Amritsar, on October 12, 2009. View Photo »
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GVK is certainly looking at BIAL as a long-term opportunity. It (51% stake) happens when it happens. There is no hurry for the group. But, barring Siemens and Zurich, which still has 5% stake in BIAL, there is no one else to buy stake from since the Karnataka government and Airports Authority of India h...
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NEW DELHI: Indian Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao has said that no meeting has been scheduled between the foreign ministers of Pakistan and India on the sidelines of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Port of Spain later this month. Full Article at Dawn
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The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) of the Government of India organised an awareness programme on Lean Manufacturing Competitiveness scheme at the Surat Diamond Association (SDA) on Friday. Full Article at Indian Express
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An Indian Air Force (IAF) IL-76 aircraft mounted with an AWAC (Airborne Warning and Control System), right, and a Sukhoi SU 30 MKI fly past at the IAF Day Parade in New Delhi, India, Thursday, Oct. 8, 2009. The IAF is celebrating its 77th anniversary Thursday.
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GVK is certainly looking at BIAL as a long-term opportunity. It (51% stake) happens when it happens. There is no hurry for the group. But, barring Siemens and Zurich, which still has 5% stake in BIAL, there is no one else to buy stake from since the Karnataka government and Airports Authority of India h...
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If they are a victim of malpractice, they will likely find that in India or Thailand there's very little they can do in terms of pursuing legal remedies ... I think it's seeking health care without a safety net of any kind.
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We read about reports that officials in India, South Korea and Indonesia are considering policy steps, including direct controls, to limit the flow of hot speculative money into their stock and real estate markets.
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His performances in India were outstanding and now in these first couple of Shield games, and one-day games as well, his form with the bat and ball has been brilliant
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I can say that nothing like it is on the table. We [France] would like to ensure safety of Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal but there is no question of getting into an India-like civil nuclear pact with them. Nothing like it is happening.
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We are looking at India’s long term potential
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China, a challenge to India and World
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It should not be a replay of the India-U.S. nuclear deal with a bilateral agreement that reflects an altered Indian position on climate change that has no sanction of the Parliament or the Cabinet
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India is now being seen as a deal breaker with G-77 and China while Africa as a group has found a strong supporter in China
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Our cities are the dirtiest in the whole world. If there is a Nobel Prize for dirt and filth, India will win it, no doubt
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This shows LeT is as determined as ever to attack India, and they are now using Western territory and foreign Muslims to do it.
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the view of Congress then — and I’d say now — is that if the United States is asked to take on a binding commitment, we need some measure of commitment from China, India and the other major developing countries.
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Unlike India, where at least a niche audience appreciates children's films and go to theatres to watch it, in Sri Lanka, there is no film culture. Adding to our trouble is the finances. If we want a good camera to use during shootings, we have to hire it from India. We fly to Chennai for all the post-pr...
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China and Russia have added to their holdings, and could easily increase them again. Meanwhile, India and Mauritius have just bought gold from the International Monetary Fund.
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Our differences have been sorted out. Our target is to remove the Communist Party of India [ Images ] - Marxist and the ruling Left Front democratically in West Bengal [ Images ] and install party chief Mamata Banerjee [ Images ] as the chief minister of the state
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This training represents the commitment of the United States and India to coordinate on counter terrorism efforts, including intelligence and law enforcement. Increased training is a component of this commitment
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we expect to sell 75 units in 2010 in India, of which ‘Ghost’ will comprise 50-60 units. The first delivery of the car will happen in mid-2010.
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We have a strong relationship with the CII and both have jointly organised a few programmes for the mutual benefit of trade and industry of South Africa and India in the recent past. SACCI and other trade bodies of South Africa feel that Indian business houses can play a major role in South Africa
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We are in advance talks with TCS, Wipro and Tech Mahindra for a local partnership to bid for the national UID project of India. Interestingly, all our global biometric and fingerprinting solutions, used at FBI, US Border Control and Australian passport authorities, are developed out of our delivery cent...
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Of course, the United States is interested in pursuing the best and healthiest possible partnership with China; but that does not come at the expense of other increasingly important partnerships, particularly our relationship with India
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Given what's happening in Pakistan right now, and given that both Pakistan and India are nuclear powers ... I think it's important to be aware of that risk
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If you look at the development of India, which was very dominant in software, and compare that with the likes of Taiwan, which was clearly very dominant in the hardware side, it's the likes of Taiwan that have suffered more in this downturn
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Both India and Pakistan are countries of major impact in South Asia, and the improvement and development of their relationship will contribute to regional peace and stability. China values its friendly cooperation with these two neighbours and hopes to see relations between the two continue to improve a...
SOURCE: DNA India
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