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US election: Barack Obama-Mitt Romney race tight as election night count goes to the wire
President Barack Obama won the reliably Democratic Northeast, and Republican Mitt Romney secured his Republican conservative base Tuesday night in a tense duel for the White House shadowed by a weak economy and high unemployment.
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Multi-layered security in Delhi for Obama's visit
After a tribute to 26/11 victims, and wowing India Inc, US President Barack Obama heads to Delhi today for a two-day stopover. In the Capital, where Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will receive him, security agencies are taking no chances, and a multi-layered security in is in place. There is tight security at the ITC Maurya hotel where President Oba...
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One day to go for Obama visit, Mumbai turns into fortress
Mumbai has turned into a fortress as security personnel on Friday took their positions with a massive three dimensional security - land, air and water - put in place for the US President Barack Obama's two day visit beginning from Saturday.Nearly 5,000 security personnel, including US security men, Indian Intelligence officials and elite commandos ...
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US election: Barack Obama-Mitt Romney race tight as election night count goes to the wire
President Barack Obama won the reliably Democratic Northeast, and Republican Mitt Romney secured his Republican conservative base Tuesday night in a tense duel for the White House shadowed by a weak economy and high unemployment.
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Multi-layered security in Delhi for Obama's visit
After a tribute to 26/11 victims, and wowing India Inc, US President Barack Obama heads to Delhi today for a two-day stopover. In the Capital, where Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will receive him, security agencies are taking no chances, and a multi-layered security in is in place. There is tight security at the ITC Maurya hotel where President Oba...
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One day to go for Obama visit, Mumbai turns into fortress
Mumbai has turned into a fortress as security personnel on Friday took their positions with a massive three dimensional security - land, air and water - put in place for the US President Barack Obama's two day visit beginning from Saturday.Nearly 5,000 security personnel, including US security men, Indian Intelligence officials and elite commandos ...
