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Blog: Haryana: Caste For Jobs; Can the RSS Leader Deliver?
A clean image, love for the RSS, a celibate life; similarities between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the man he has chosen to lead Haryana, Manohar Lal Khattar.
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Who Will be Haryana's New Chief Minister? A Dilemma for the BJP
Haryana will know today who its next chief minister will be. The finalists in the race are said to be ML Khattar, an RSS activist, and Captain Abhimanyu, who was dispatched to Haryana by party president Amit Shah to help win the state.
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Blog: Reporting a Humanitarian Crisis in Kashmir
Cameramen were punched. Reporters abused and threatened. A journalist beaten up so ruthlessly he was left with two fractured ribs.
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Army to The Rescue, Not State Government, Say Angry Srinagar Residents
This evening, on an Air Force helicopter that flew over flood-affected areas Chief Minister Omar Abdullah dropped food packets to a city that remains, for the most part, under several feet of water, and blames his government for not providing enough assistance in the worst floods to hit Jammu and Kashmir in over a century.
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Australia Returns Antique Statues Allegedly Looted From Temples in Tamil Nadu
Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbot has carried with him on his visit to India, two antique statues that were allegedly looted from temples in Tamil Nadu. He will hand them over to Prime Minister Narendra Modi today.
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India Scores Crucial Nuclear Deal With Australia
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today met his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi today and finalised an agreement to allow the export of uranium to New Delhi for use in power generation.
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Blog: In Modi's Bear Hug in Japan, A Message to China
Over the last 100 days, the Modi government has sent several key messages to China. Before Chinese President Xi Jinping visits India this month, the PM chose to visit Japan.
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China's Occupation on Disputed South China Sea Continues, Says Philippines Government
The Philippines government has released a latest picture of reclamation work being done by China on one of the disputed Kennan [Chigua] reefs in the South China Sea.
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India Expected to Play Bigger Security Role in China's Backyard
On Tuesday, 15 Indian envoys flew to Hanoi in Vietnam to participate in a heads of mission conference led by India's External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj.
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Time to Switch From 'Look East Policy' to 'Act East Policy': Sushma Swaraj
'Look East' to 'Act East' - with these words External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj began her three-day visit to Vietnam - a crucial, strategically located friend in South East Asia.
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India May Explore Oil in South China Sea
India is assessing whether to explore oil in five blocks in the South China sea, on the invitation of Vietnam, a crucial and strategically located south east Asian friend, the ministry of external affairs has said.
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India Cancels Talks with Pakistan: 10 Latest Developments
India has cancelled talks with Pakistan scheduled for next week in Islamabad, stating that "Pakistan's continued efforts to interfere in Indian internal affairs are unacceptable." Pakistan responded by saying such parleys with Kashmiri separatists before talks with India is a "long-standing practice". (Read More)
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Pak Envoy Reaches Out to J&K Separatists Ahead of Foreign Secretary Meet, Sparks Off Controversy
Pakistan's High Commissioner in India Abdul Basit's decision to invite leaders of separatist groups in Kashmir for talks, days before the foreign secretaries of the two nations hold talks in Islamabad, has not gone down well with either the ruling BJP or the opposition Congress.
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'For Me He is My Big Brother,' Said This Young Man about PM Modi
When India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi travelled this week to Kathmandu on a historic visit, a young man accompanying him became a headline.
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Your Speech Has Won Our Hearts, Says Nepal President to PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi prayed this morning at the famous Pashupatinath temple in Kathmandu. He sanctioned 25 crores to build a 'dharamshala' at the major Hindu landmark and offered 2,500 kg of sandalwood at the temple built for Lord Shiva.
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Blog: Haryana: Caste For Jobs; Can the RSS Leader Deliver?
A clean image, love for the RSS, a celibate life; similarities between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the man he has chosen to lead Haryana, Manohar Lal Khattar.
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Who Will be Haryana's New Chief Minister? A Dilemma for the BJP
Haryana will know today who its next chief minister will be. The finalists in the race are said to be ML Khattar, an RSS activist, and Captain Abhimanyu, who was dispatched to Haryana by party president Amit Shah to help win the state.
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Blog: Reporting a Humanitarian Crisis in Kashmir
Cameramen were punched. Reporters abused and threatened. A journalist beaten up so ruthlessly he was left with two fractured ribs.
-
Army to The Rescue, Not State Government, Say Angry Srinagar Residents
This evening, on an Air Force helicopter that flew over flood-affected areas Chief Minister Omar Abdullah dropped food packets to a city that remains, for the most part, under several feet of water, and blames his government for not providing enough assistance in the worst floods to hit Jammu and Kashmir in over a century.
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Australia Returns Antique Statues Allegedly Looted From Temples in Tamil Nadu
Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbot has carried with him on his visit to India, two antique statues that were allegedly looted from temples in Tamil Nadu. He will hand them over to Prime Minister Narendra Modi today.
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India Scores Crucial Nuclear Deal With Australia
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott today met his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi today and finalised an agreement to allow the export of uranium to New Delhi for use in power generation.
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Blog: In Modi's Bear Hug in Japan, A Message to China
Over the last 100 days, the Modi government has sent several key messages to China. Before Chinese President Xi Jinping visits India this month, the PM chose to visit Japan.
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China's Occupation on Disputed South China Sea Continues, Says Philippines Government
The Philippines government has released a latest picture of reclamation work being done by China on one of the disputed Kennan [Chigua] reefs in the South China Sea.
-
India Expected to Play Bigger Security Role in China's Backyard
On Tuesday, 15 Indian envoys flew to Hanoi in Vietnam to participate in a heads of mission conference led by India's External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj.
-
Time to Switch From 'Look East Policy' to 'Act East Policy': Sushma Swaraj
'Look East' to 'Act East' - with these words External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj began her three-day visit to Vietnam - a crucial, strategically located friend in South East Asia.
-
India May Explore Oil in South China Sea
India is assessing whether to explore oil in five blocks in the South China sea, on the invitation of Vietnam, a crucial and strategically located south east Asian friend, the ministry of external affairs has said.
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India Cancels Talks with Pakistan: 10 Latest Developments
India has cancelled talks with Pakistan scheduled for next week in Islamabad, stating that "Pakistan's continued efforts to interfere in Indian internal affairs are unacceptable." Pakistan responded by saying such parleys with Kashmiri separatists before talks with India is a "long-standing practice". (Read More)
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Pak Envoy Reaches Out to J&K Separatists Ahead of Foreign Secretary Meet, Sparks Off Controversy
Pakistan's High Commissioner in India Abdul Basit's decision to invite leaders of separatist groups in Kashmir for talks, days before the foreign secretaries of the two nations hold talks in Islamabad, has not gone down well with either the ruling BJP or the opposition Congress.
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'For Me He is My Big Brother,' Said This Young Man about PM Modi
When India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi travelled this week to Kathmandu on a historic visit, a young man accompanying him became a headline.
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Your Speech Has Won Our Hearts, Says Nepal President to PM Narendra Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi prayed this morning at the famous Pashupatinath temple in Kathmandu. He sanctioned 25 crores to build a 'dharamshala' at the major Hindu landmark and offered 2,500 kg of sandalwood at the temple built for Lord Shiva.
