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"Dish Was Invented When...": Moti Mahal On Butter Chicken Court Battle
The lawsuit - which has become a hot topic in India - was brought by the family behind Moti Mahal, a famed Delhi restaurant brand that has counted late US President Richard Nixon and India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru among its guests.
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When Henry Kissinger Called Indira Gandhi A B***h, Indians "Bastards"
In July 2005, the US Department of State declassified taped conversations between former US President Richard Nixon and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger shortly before the India-Pakistan war in 1971 war that would lead to the birth of Bangladesh.
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Indira Gandhi-PN Haksar Outplayed Nixon-Kissinger In 1971: Jairam Ramesh
Jairam Ramesh recalled that in 1971 then US President Richard Nixon and Kissinger created huge headaches for India but then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and her close aide PN Haksar proved "more than a match for them".
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Donald Trump To Publish Over 150 "Letters to Trump" From The Rich And Famous
Donald Trump is releasing more than 150 letters from giants of world history such as Richard Nixon, Kim Jong Un and Oprah Winfrey, the former US president and his publisher said Thursday.
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From Watergate To Partygate: A Look At The "Gate" Scandals Over The Years
The break-in 50 years ago by Republican operatives at a Washington office led to the historic resignation of US president Richard Nixon -- but arguably it reverberated more deeply around the world with the coining of a single term: Watergate.
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50 Years Of Watergate: A President-Toppling Scandal Triggered By A Tape
It all began when a vigilant night watchman noticed a piece of tape on a door of the building where the Democratic National Committee's headquarters was located in Washington in June 1972.
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Declassified Tape: How US "Saved West Pakistan" As India Liberated Bangladesh
A day after Bangladesh was liberated from Pakistan on Dec 16, 1971, then US President Richard Nixon was told by his strategic adviser Henry Kissinger that he had managed to "save West Pakistan," according to confidential papers now declassified.
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Newly Declassified Tapes Reveal Ex-US President Richard Nixon's Hatred Towards Indians
Newly declassified White House tapes disclose former US president Richard Nixon speaking disparagingly about Indians and reveal the bigotry he and his national security adviser Henry Kissinger held that influenced US policy toward India and South Asia under his presidency.
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Ronald Reagan Called Africans "Monkeys" In Taped Conversation With Nixon
Then-California governor Ronald Reagan made racist remarks about Africans, calling them "monkeys" in a newly-discovered taped conversation with US president Richard Nixon.
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Trump Calls Watergate Scandal Reporter Carl Bernstein "A Degenerate Fool"
US President Donald Trump took aim Wednesday at Carl Bernstein, one of the reporters who helped bring down Richard Nixon's presidency, accusing him of "making up" stories.
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Hillary Clinton Draws Richard Nixon Parallel For Donald Trump At Wellesley Speech
Former Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has ripped into US President Donald Trump, drawing parallels between him and former president Richard Nixon whose presidency she said ended in "disgrace" with his "impeachment" for obstruction of justice
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Beijing Using Historic Taiwan Meet as Decoy: Research
Beijing is casting itself as the peacemaker in this weekend's historic summit with Taiwan, but experts say it is at least partly aiming to draw attention away from its aggressive expansionism in the South China Sea.
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US Declares Venezuela a National Security Threat, Sanctions Top Officials
The United States declared Venezuela a national security threat on Monday and ordered sanctions against seven officials from the oil-rich country in the worst bilateral diplomatic dispute since socialist President Nicolas
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Washington Post Ex-Editor Ben Bradlee, of Watergate Fame, Dies
Legendary former Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, who oversaw reporting on the Watergate scandal which brought down US president Richard Nixon, died on Tuesday. He was 93.
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Former US Defense Secretary Robert Gates criticizes president in memoir
U.S. President Barack Obama lacked belief in his administration's policy toward the war in Afghanistan and was skeptical it would even succeed, his former defense secretary, Robert Gates, writes in a memoir to be published next week.
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"Dish Was Invented When...": Moti Mahal On Butter Chicken Court Battle
The lawsuit - which has become a hot topic in India - was brought by the family behind Moti Mahal, a famed Delhi restaurant brand that has counted late US President Richard Nixon and India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru among its guests.
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When Henry Kissinger Called Indira Gandhi A B***h, Indians "Bastards"
In July 2005, the US Department of State declassified taped conversations between former US President Richard Nixon and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger shortly before the India-Pakistan war in 1971 war that would lead to the birth of Bangladesh.
-
Indira Gandhi-PN Haksar Outplayed Nixon-Kissinger In 1971: Jairam Ramesh
Jairam Ramesh recalled that in 1971 then US President Richard Nixon and Kissinger created huge headaches for India but then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and her close aide PN Haksar proved "more than a match for them".
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Donald Trump To Publish Over 150 "Letters to Trump" From The Rich And Famous
Donald Trump is releasing more than 150 letters from giants of world history such as Richard Nixon, Kim Jong Un and Oprah Winfrey, the former US president and his publisher said Thursday.
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From Watergate To Partygate: A Look At The "Gate" Scandals Over The Years
The break-in 50 years ago by Republican operatives at a Washington office led to the historic resignation of US president Richard Nixon -- but arguably it reverberated more deeply around the world with the coining of a single term: Watergate.
-
50 Years Of Watergate: A President-Toppling Scandal Triggered By A Tape
It all began when a vigilant night watchman noticed a piece of tape on a door of the building where the Democratic National Committee's headquarters was located in Washington in June 1972.
-
Declassified Tape: How US "Saved West Pakistan" As India Liberated Bangladesh
A day after Bangladesh was liberated from Pakistan on Dec 16, 1971, then US President Richard Nixon was told by his strategic adviser Henry Kissinger that he had managed to "save West Pakistan," according to confidential papers now declassified.
-
Newly Declassified Tapes Reveal Ex-US President Richard Nixon's Hatred Towards Indians
Newly declassified White House tapes disclose former US president Richard Nixon speaking disparagingly about Indians and reveal the bigotry he and his national security adviser Henry Kissinger held that influenced US policy toward India and South Asia under his presidency.
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Ronald Reagan Called Africans "Monkeys" In Taped Conversation With Nixon
Then-California governor Ronald Reagan made racist remarks about Africans, calling them "monkeys" in a newly-discovered taped conversation with US president Richard Nixon.
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Trump Calls Watergate Scandal Reporter Carl Bernstein "A Degenerate Fool"
US President Donald Trump took aim Wednesday at Carl Bernstein, one of the reporters who helped bring down Richard Nixon's presidency, accusing him of "making up" stories.
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Hillary Clinton Draws Richard Nixon Parallel For Donald Trump At Wellesley Speech
Former Democratic Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has ripped into US President Donald Trump, drawing parallels between him and former president Richard Nixon whose presidency she said ended in "disgrace" with his "impeachment" for obstruction of justice
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Beijing Using Historic Taiwan Meet as Decoy: Research
Beijing is casting itself as the peacemaker in this weekend's historic summit with Taiwan, but experts say it is at least partly aiming to draw attention away from its aggressive expansionism in the South China Sea.
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US Declares Venezuela a National Security Threat, Sanctions Top Officials
The United States declared Venezuela a national security threat on Monday and ordered sanctions against seven officials from the oil-rich country in the worst bilateral diplomatic dispute since socialist President Nicolas
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Washington Post Ex-Editor Ben Bradlee, of Watergate Fame, Dies
Legendary former Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee, who oversaw reporting on the Watergate scandal which brought down US president Richard Nixon, died on Tuesday. He was 93.
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Former US Defense Secretary Robert Gates criticizes president in memoir
U.S. President Barack Obama lacked belief in his administration's policy toward the war in Afghanistan and was skeptical it would even succeed, his former defense secretary, Robert Gates, writes in a memoir to be published next week.
