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Barack Obama Received Gifts Worth $3,000 During 2015 India Visit
Former US president Barack Obama had received gifts worth about $3,000 during his visit to India in 2015 as Chief Guest at the Republic Day Parade, according to the US State Department.
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'Barack Obama's Visit to India Was Historic': US Deputy National Security Advisor
President Barack Obama had a historic visit to India early this year as part of his efforts to deepen America's partnership with India in the Asia Pacific region, a presidential aide has said.
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Wing Commander Pooja Thakur 'Feels Good' to be Appreciated by US President
Surprised at receiving a compliment from US President Barack Obama on Tuesday, Wing Commander Pooja Thakur, who led the Inter-Service Guard of Honour inspected by the US President at Rashtrapati Bhavan, said "it feels good".
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Nations Become Successful When Women Do Well: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama today said the sight of "incredible" Indian women in the Armed forces was one of his "favourite things" on his India visit as he stressed that nations become successful when their women make progress.
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Mann Ki Baat - Joint Radio Address by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Barack Obama: Highlights
Hours after US President Barack Obama left India after a historic visit, during which he was the chief guest at the Republic Day parade and held summit meetings, a joint radio address by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Mr Obama is being broadcast.
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Shukriya, POTUS. Obamas Leave India: 10 Developments
Hours after US president Barack Obama had waved goodbye and flown out of India, a joint radio show - Maan ki Baat - with Prime Minister Narendra Modi was aired on Tuesday evening. They answered questions on a number of issues, Mr Obama more than PM Modi, who also moderated the show. (Rate Obama's Townhall Speech Here)
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Value Religious Tolerance and Freedom: US President Barack Obama's Parting Shot to India
US President Barack Obama today made strong comments promoting religious tolerance in a town hall style meeting as he closed a three-day visit to India.
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Barack Obama's Third Shoutout for Daredevils on Royal Enfields
President Barack Obama, clearly impressed by the motorcycle stunt riders from the Border Security Force at the Republic Day parade on Monday, mentioned them again today while addressing a townhall.
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India Can be America's 'Best Partner': President Barack Obama at Delhi Townhall
"Namaste," said US President Barack Obama, and also "bahut dhanyawad (many thanks)" as he began a town hall-style meeting at Delhi's Siri Fort auditorium in his last public appearance in India before he concludes his three-day visit this afternoon.
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More Questions for US President Barack Obama Than PM Modi in Tonight's 'Mann ki Baat'
At 8 pm tonight, India can listen on the radio to a joint address by President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Barack Obama, Michelle to Board Air Force One at 1.30 Today: 10 Updates
At 1.30 this afternoon, US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle will board Air Force One at the Delhi airport, concluding their three-day visit to India. Before that, President Obama addressed a townhall at the capital's Siri Fort auditorium.
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Barack Obama to Conclude Visit With Address at Siri Fort Auditorium
US President Barack Obama will conclude his three-day visit to India today. His last engagement will be an address before a select gathering at Delhi's Siri Fort Auditorium.
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Air Force's 'Vertical Charlie' Leaves Crowd Spellbound at Republic Day Parade
The fly-past by Indian Air Force aircraft during the Republic Day parade has thrilled people over the years, but many a heart skipped a beat watching the spectacular 'Vertical Charlie' manoeuvre of its elite Su-30 MKI aircraft on Monday.
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Opinion: Congress, Please Accept POTUS Visit Is a Success
PM has struck real deals, writes Nalin S Kohli.
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PM and Obama Radio Address Recorded, Will Air Tonight
At 8 pm tonight, India can listen on the radio to a joint address by President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Barack Obama Received Gifts Worth $3,000 During 2015 India Visit
Former US president Barack Obama had received gifts worth about $3,000 during his visit to India in 2015 as Chief Guest at the Republic Day Parade, according to the US State Department.
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'Barack Obama's Visit to India Was Historic': US Deputy National Security Advisor
President Barack Obama had a historic visit to India early this year as part of his efforts to deepen America's partnership with India in the Asia Pacific region, a presidential aide has said.
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Wing Commander Pooja Thakur 'Feels Good' to be Appreciated by US President
Surprised at receiving a compliment from US President Barack Obama on Tuesday, Wing Commander Pooja Thakur, who led the Inter-Service Guard of Honour inspected by the US President at Rashtrapati Bhavan, said "it feels good".
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Nations Become Successful When Women Do Well: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama today said the sight of "incredible" Indian women in the Armed forces was one of his "favourite things" on his India visit as he stressed that nations become successful when their women make progress.
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Mann Ki Baat - Joint Radio Address by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Barack Obama: Highlights
Hours after US President Barack Obama left India after a historic visit, during which he was the chief guest at the Republic Day parade and held summit meetings, a joint radio address by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Mr Obama is being broadcast.
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Shukriya, POTUS. Obamas Leave India: 10 Developments
Hours after US president Barack Obama had waved goodbye and flown out of India, a joint radio show - Maan ki Baat - with Prime Minister Narendra Modi was aired on Tuesday evening. They answered questions on a number of issues, Mr Obama more than PM Modi, who also moderated the show. (Rate Obama's Townhall Speech Here)
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Value Religious Tolerance and Freedom: US President Barack Obama's Parting Shot to India
US President Barack Obama today made strong comments promoting religious tolerance in a town hall style meeting as he closed a three-day visit to India.
-
Barack Obama's Third Shoutout for Daredevils on Royal Enfields
President Barack Obama, clearly impressed by the motorcycle stunt riders from the Border Security Force at the Republic Day parade on Monday, mentioned them again today while addressing a townhall.
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India Can be America's 'Best Partner': President Barack Obama at Delhi Townhall
"Namaste," said US President Barack Obama, and also "bahut dhanyawad (many thanks)" as he began a town hall-style meeting at Delhi's Siri Fort auditorium in his last public appearance in India before he concludes his three-day visit this afternoon.
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More Questions for US President Barack Obama Than PM Modi in Tonight's 'Mann ki Baat'
At 8 pm tonight, India can listen on the radio to a joint address by President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Barack Obama, Michelle to Board Air Force One at 1.30 Today: 10 Updates
At 1.30 this afternoon, US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle will board Air Force One at the Delhi airport, concluding their three-day visit to India. Before that, President Obama addressed a townhall at the capital's Siri Fort auditorium.
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Barack Obama to Conclude Visit With Address at Siri Fort Auditorium
US President Barack Obama will conclude his three-day visit to India today. His last engagement will be an address before a select gathering at Delhi's Siri Fort Auditorium.
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Air Force's 'Vertical Charlie' Leaves Crowd Spellbound at Republic Day Parade
The fly-past by Indian Air Force aircraft during the Republic Day parade has thrilled people over the years, but many a heart skipped a beat watching the spectacular 'Vertical Charlie' manoeuvre of its elite Su-30 MKI aircraft on Monday.
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Opinion: Congress, Please Accept POTUS Visit Is a Success
PM has struck real deals, writes Nalin S Kohli.
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PM and Obama Radio Address Recorded, Will Air Tonight
At 8 pm tonight, India can listen on the radio to a joint address by President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
