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The innovations will come out of China and India
SOURCE: Business Standard -
India has a great stake in the global pact on climate change and as a responsible country it has been unilaterally taking measures to reduce its carbon foot print. However, India is still a developing country with severe constraints on resources, and this must be recognised by developed countries
SOURCE: Business Standard -
I am sure that the cost of the car will be lower than any car made in India
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India covets Dalai Lama's visit
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The Dalai Lama went to southern Tibet at this critical moment probably because of pressure from India
SOURCE: The Hindu -
It is too early to say about price of the car, but its (overall running) cost will be lower than the cost of any other new car made in India today. It is not sufficient to launch the car on a low price only, but it also needs fuel efficiency. It will be a competitive product and very affordable.
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While North America and Europe make up 40 per cent and 38.4 per cent, respectively, of global shrinkage, the highest country-specific rates were found in India, Morocco and Mexico
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Records of Headley's India trips have been found by investigators on the basis of concrete information provided to them by FBI through Indian intelligence officials who were in US last week
SOURCE: Times of India -
Since the Indian team could not have interrogated him directly, the team did seek the FBI’s cooperation and handed over some questions to which India wanted the answers
SOURCE: Hindustan Times -
In barring foreign journalists from going to Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh to report the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama’s week-long visit to the northeastern State which China off and on claims as its own, has the Manmohan Singh government thumbed its nose at India’s great democratic traditions?
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I do not visualize any conflict on border dispute between India and China. We have an institutional arrangement, though there are divergences of views.
SOURCE: Vancouver Sun -
the cost of this car would be lower than any car made in India today
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Colombia and India are convinced that the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism would become a vital law enforcement instrument in international joint counter-terrorism efforts
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We have made our view very clear that Arunachal Pradesh is a sovereign territory of India. India's territorial integrity is not negotiable. But let me stress we are anxious to move on from this and we hope as the visit is coming to a close so too will the conversation on the rhetoric converse subject
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We have initiated talks with OVL for getting the Farsi gas (from Iran) to India. We are also exploring a gas-swap arrangement with Turkmenistan
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The Dalai Lama is free to travel anywhere in India... I have not heard the suggestion comes from us as we do not deal with the spiritual travels of spiritual leaders. He has to visit his flock as he sees fit
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But U.S. companies should be leading the world, developing and exporting to countries like China and India advanced coal technologies that promote carbon capture and sequestration ... Interior wants to be a full partner in this job creating effort and will look to scale up carbon capture and sequestrati...
SOURCE: All American Patriots -
Claims about India's involvement are aimed at boosting the Taliban's overall image in Pakistan
SOURCE: Rediff -
If the Pakistan army has concrete evidence of India's involvement in terrorist attacks in Waziristan, then the matter should be taken up at the highest level
SOURCE: Rediff
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The innovations will come out of China and India
SOURCE: Business Standard -
India has a great stake in the global pact on climate change and as a responsible country it has been unilaterally taking measures to reduce its carbon foot print. However, India is still a developing country with severe constraints on resources, and this must be recognised by developed countries
SOURCE: Business Standard -
I am sure that the cost of the car will be lower than any car made in India
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India covets Dalai Lama's visit
SOURCE: The Hindu -
The Dalai Lama went to southern Tibet at this critical moment probably because of pressure from India
SOURCE: The Hindu -
It is too early to say about price of the car, but its (overall running) cost will be lower than the cost of any other new car made in India today. It is not sufficient to launch the car on a low price only, but it also needs fuel efficiency. It will be a competitive product and very affordable.
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While North America and Europe make up 40 per cent and 38.4 per cent, respectively, of global shrinkage, the highest country-specific rates were found in India, Morocco and Mexico
SOURCE: Zee News -
Records of Headley's India trips have been found by investigators on the basis of concrete information provided to them by FBI through Indian intelligence officials who were in US last week
SOURCE: Times of India -
Since the Indian team could not have interrogated him directly, the team did seek the FBI’s cooperation and handed over some questions to which India wanted the answers
SOURCE: Hindustan Times -
In barring foreign journalists from going to Tawang in Arunachal Pradesh to report the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama’s week-long visit to the northeastern State which China off and on claims as its own, has the Manmohan Singh government thumbed its nose at India’s great democratic traditions?
SOURCE: Global Voices Online -
I do not visualize any conflict on border dispute between India and China. We have an institutional arrangement, though there are divergences of views.
SOURCE: Vancouver Sun -
the cost of this car would be lower than any car made in India today
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Colombia and India are convinced that the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism would become a vital law enforcement instrument in international joint counter-terrorism efforts
SOURCE: Webindia123 -
We have made our view very clear that Arunachal Pradesh is a sovereign territory of India. India's territorial integrity is not negotiable. But let me stress we are anxious to move on from this and we hope as the visit is coming to a close so too will the conversation on the rhetoric converse subject
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We have initiated talks with OVL for getting the Farsi gas (from Iran) to India. We are also exploring a gas-swap arrangement with Turkmenistan
SOURCE: livemint.com -
But U.S. companies should be leading the world, developing and exporting to countries like China and India advanced coal technologies that promote carbon capture and sequestration ... Interior wants to be a full partner in this job creating effort and will look to scale up carbon capture and sequestrati...
SOURCE: All American Patriots -
Claims about India's involvement are aimed at boosting the Taliban's overall image in Pakistan
SOURCE: Rediff -
If the Pakistan army has concrete evidence of India's involvement in terrorist attacks in Waziristan, then the matter should be taken up at the highest level
SOURCE: Rediff -
This is simply an exercise to motivate their men to fight against militants. The Pakistan army is trained to fight against India. Only now are they being asked to fight an enemy which was previously its ally.
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Pakistan claims it has recovered Indian weaponry and medicines from South Waziristan. But I don't believe such reports. There are no such links between India and the Taliban. Even if India supports militancy, it is not foolish enough to leave the evidence.
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The European Union has developed clear and unambiguous negotiating positions. We now want contributions from the US and from countries like China and India
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In this connection, it is clarified that the secretary while speaking to newsmen here last Sunday simply conveyed that small arms made in China had been illegally brought by arms smugglers to India and supplied to Maoist groups. This observation was based on facts. At no point did the secretary say that...
SOURCE: New Kerala -
India has a basket of options (to) use against Pakistan... economic, trade, media, foreign relations, military and covert measures
SOURCE: New Kerala -
So far India's response has been reactive and defensive. India must make Pakistan realise that continued use of terrorism against her will hurt itself more than India.
SOURCE: New Kerala -
The attacks by 10 terrorists who (came) from Pakistan were not just random... (they) were meant to frighten away the world from India's economic story... and to convey that no one was safe here
SOURCE: New Kerala
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