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United States Can Be India's Best Partner: Barack Obama
Recalling the historic address of Swami Vivekananda, US President Barack Obama on Tuesday won over his audience by referring to them as "sisters and brothers of India" and said he firmly believes America can be India's "best partner" and together the two nations can bring more prosperity to their people.
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'Barack' Means 'One Who is Blessed', Explains PM Modi on 'Mann ki Baat' Radio Address
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday chose to start his radio address "Mann Ki Baat" by explaining the meaning of US President Barack Obama's first name which means "one who is blessed".
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Would Like to Work on Public Health in India: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that that he and his wife Michelle would like to work on public health issues in India, including the issue of obesity.
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The Problems That Come to My Desk are Ones That Nobody Else Solves: President Obama on Mann ki Baat
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday said though he had tough days at work, what inspired him was that almost every day, somebody told him that he had made a difference to their lives.
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Inspired by Benjamin Franklin, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said he was inspired by the life of Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of the United States.
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US President Barack Obama Says US and India Can be 'Best Partners'
US President Barack Obama said today the United States could be India's "best partner," as he wrapped up a three-day visit to New Delhi by highlighting the shared values of the world's biggest democracies
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Traffic Restrictions for Obama's Townhall Address at South Delhi Auditorium
Movement of traffic on August Kranti Marg in south Delhi is likely to be affected on Tuesday morning as the US President Barack Obama is scheduled to attend a programme at the Siri Fort auditorium.
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Obama Assures Attention to India's H-1B Visa Concerns
US President Barack Obama has assured Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he will look into India's concerns on the H-1B visa issue as part of his comprehensive immigration reform, US officials said on Monday.
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President Obama and PM Modi to Share Airwaves in 'Mann Ki Baat' Special Edition Today
'Mann ki Baat', The joint radio address of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Barack Obama will be aired at 8 pm on Tuesday and is likely to be of a little more than half-an-hour in duration.
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'The Beast', Barack Obama's Official Car, a Big Hit Among Children
Six-year-old Siya Singh was in awe when she saw 'The Beast' - the car that the US President Barack Obama rides in.
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'Wouldn't Drive Motorbike After Watching the BSF Daredevils,' Says President Obama
US President Barack Obama would "not drive" a motorbike after watching the daredevil motorcycle performance by BSF personnel at the Republic Day parade on Monday.
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66th Republic Day Parade: Five Things That Happened For the First Time Ever
The 66th Republic Day celebrations was marked by many firsts. Here are some of the never-seen before events from this years Republic Day which hosted US President Barack Obama as the chief guest.
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President Barack Obama, PM Narendra Modi to Address CEOs Today
Trade and economic issues, including visas, the totalisation agreement and impediments hampering investments are expected to top the agenda at the US-India CEO Forum meeting, which will be jointly addressed by US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi today.
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Barack Obama's India Visit a Superficial Rapprochement: China
US President Barack Obama's unprecedented second visit to India is a "superficial rapprochement" given their hard differences on issues like climate change and nuclear energy cooperation, a wary China said yesterday as it kept a close watch on the outcome of talks.
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Nothing Momentous in Modi-Obama Statement on Climate Change: Greenpeace
Greenpeace India today expressed disappointment over the Indo-US joint announcement on climate change, saying it did not go beyond the "rhetoric and the usual platitudes", although it noted that the agreement reached to phase out HFCs marked a big shift.
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United States Can Be India's Best Partner: Barack Obama
Recalling the historic address of Swami Vivekananda, US President Barack Obama on Tuesday won over his audience by referring to them as "sisters and brothers of India" and said he firmly believes America can be India's "best partner" and together the two nations can bring more prosperity to their people.
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'Barack' Means 'One Who is Blessed', Explains PM Modi on 'Mann ki Baat' Radio Address
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday chose to start his radio address "Mann Ki Baat" by explaining the meaning of US President Barack Obama's first name which means "one who is blessed".
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Would Like to Work on Public Health in India: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama said on Tuesday that that he and his wife Michelle would like to work on public health issues in India, including the issue of obesity.
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The Problems That Come to My Desk are Ones That Nobody Else Solves: President Obama on Mann ki Baat
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday said though he had tough days at work, what inspired him was that almost every day, somebody told him that he had made a difference to their lives.
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Inspired by Benjamin Franklin, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said he was inspired by the life of Benjamin Franklin, one of the founding fathers of the United States.
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US President Barack Obama Says US and India Can be 'Best Partners'
US President Barack Obama said today the United States could be India's "best partner," as he wrapped up a three-day visit to New Delhi by highlighting the shared values of the world's biggest democracies
-
Traffic Restrictions for Obama's Townhall Address at South Delhi Auditorium
Movement of traffic on August Kranti Marg in south Delhi is likely to be affected on Tuesday morning as the US President Barack Obama is scheduled to attend a programme at the Siri Fort auditorium.
-
Obama Assures Attention to India's H-1B Visa Concerns
US President Barack Obama has assured Prime Minister Narendra Modi that he will look into India's concerns on the H-1B visa issue as part of his comprehensive immigration reform, US officials said on Monday.
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President Obama and PM Modi to Share Airwaves in 'Mann Ki Baat' Special Edition Today
'Mann ki Baat', The joint radio address of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Barack Obama will be aired at 8 pm on Tuesday and is likely to be of a little more than half-an-hour in duration.
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'The Beast', Barack Obama's Official Car, a Big Hit Among Children
Six-year-old Siya Singh was in awe when she saw 'The Beast' - the car that the US President Barack Obama rides in.
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'Wouldn't Drive Motorbike After Watching the BSF Daredevils,' Says President Obama
US President Barack Obama would "not drive" a motorbike after watching the daredevil motorcycle performance by BSF personnel at the Republic Day parade on Monday.
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66th Republic Day Parade: Five Things That Happened For the First Time Ever
The 66th Republic Day celebrations was marked by many firsts. Here are some of the never-seen before events from this years Republic Day which hosted US President Barack Obama as the chief guest.
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President Barack Obama, PM Narendra Modi to Address CEOs Today
Trade and economic issues, including visas, the totalisation agreement and impediments hampering investments are expected to top the agenda at the US-India CEO Forum meeting, which will be jointly addressed by US President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi today.
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Barack Obama's India Visit a Superficial Rapprochement: China
US President Barack Obama's unprecedented second visit to India is a "superficial rapprochement" given their hard differences on issues like climate change and nuclear energy cooperation, a wary China said yesterday as it kept a close watch on the outcome of talks.
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Nothing Momentous in Modi-Obama Statement on Climate Change: Greenpeace
Greenpeace India today expressed disappointment over the Indo-US joint announcement on climate change, saying it did not go beyond the "rhetoric and the usual platitudes", although it noted that the agreement reached to phase out HFCs marked a big shift.
