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Barack Obama Says Will Still Visit Kenya, Expresses Condolences
US President Barack Obama called Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Friday to express condolences over the "heinous terrorist attack" on a Kenyan university and confirmed he still planned to visit the country later this year, the White House said.
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Rahul Gandhi Returns in Two Weeks, Says Congress
After his decision to take "a leave of absence" during a crucial session of Parliament triggered criticism, political controversy, and several Twitter trends, the Congress has announced that its Vice President, Rahul Gandhi, will be back in two weeks. Spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjewala said Mr Gandhi will be back by March 10, but did not elaborat...
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Twitter Diplomacy: Rajnath Singh, Japanese PM Follow Each Other
Home Minister Rajnath Singh has become the second Indian after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the fourth person ever to be followed by Japanese PM Shinzo Abe on Twitter.
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Attempt to End Financial Untouchability, Says PM Narendra Modi About New Scheme
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has launched a massive scheme today to provide a bank account to every household to help those who are off the financial grid and vulnerable to black market money lenders.
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Dialogue is Not a Favour, Says Pakistani High Commissioner
The Pakistani envoy whose conferrals with Kashmiri separatists provoked India to cancel talks in Islamabad today said, "Dialogue is not a favour by Pakistan to India or vice versa" while declaring that his country remains committed to promoting regional peace through talks.
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PM Narendra Modi Draws Twitter, Facebook Deeper into Government
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given Twitter unprecedented access to his administration in a drive to put social media at the heart of government, the micro-blogging site said.
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Barack Obama Says Will Still Visit Kenya, Expresses Condolences
US President Barack Obama called Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta on Friday to express condolences over the "heinous terrorist attack" on a Kenyan university and confirmed he still planned to visit the country later this year, the White House said.
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Rahul Gandhi Returns in Two Weeks, Says Congress
After his decision to take "a leave of absence" during a crucial session of Parliament triggered criticism, political controversy, and several Twitter trends, the Congress has announced that its Vice President, Rahul Gandhi, will be back in two weeks. Spokesperson Randeep Singh Surjewala said Mr Gandhi will be back by March 10, but did not elaborat...
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Twitter Diplomacy: Rajnath Singh, Japanese PM Follow Each Other
Home Minister Rajnath Singh has become the second Indian after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the fourth person ever to be followed by Japanese PM Shinzo Abe on Twitter.
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Attempt to End Financial Untouchability, Says PM Narendra Modi About New Scheme
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has launched a massive scheme today to provide a bank account to every household to help those who are off the financial grid and vulnerable to black market money lenders.
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Dialogue is Not a Favour, Says Pakistani High Commissioner
The Pakistani envoy whose conferrals with Kashmiri separatists provoked India to cancel talks in Islamabad today said, "Dialogue is not a favour by Pakistan to India or vice versa" while declaring that his country remains committed to promoting regional peace through talks.
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PM Narendra Modi Draws Twitter, Facebook Deeper into Government
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given Twitter unprecedented access to his administration in a drive to put social media at the heart of government, the micro-blogging site said.
