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PM pitches for freer trade in South Asia

PM pitches for freer trade in South Asia

Rediff.com   28 Apr 2010

Pitching for freer movement of goods, services and people across South Asia, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday warned that the region faces the risk of "marginalisation and stagnation" if member countries fail to build SAARC as a group that is better connected and better empowered.

We live on hope, says Pak about PM-Gilani meet

We live on hope, says Pak about PM-Gilani meet

Rediff.com   27 Apr 2010

Ahead of a possible meeting between their prime ministers in Thimphu, Pakistan on Tuesday said it wanted the resumption of composite dialogue with India at the political level, as the outcome of parleys between the foreign secretaries had been 'disappointing'."I don't think a forward movement can take place at the foreign-secretary level," Pakistan Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi said, adding, "If you want real progress, it will have to come from the political leaders"

Singh, Gilani likely to meet during SAARC summit

Singh, Gilani likely to meet during SAARC summit

Rediff.com   26 Apr 2010

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani are expected to meet in Thimphu on the margins of the South Asian Association Regional Cooperation Summit, during which the Indian leader is likely to seek an update on the probe and trial in the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks case being conducted in Pakistan.

IPL will do $1-billion business this year

IPL will do $1-billion business this year

Rediff.com   24 Mar 2010

Indian Premier League would generate a revenue of $1 billion this season, thanks to huge fan following across the globe, attracting a large number of advertisers, its Commissioner Lalit Modi said on Wednesday.

Chinese weapon sales to Pak worries India

Chinese weapon sales to Pak worries India

Rediff.com   3 Jan 2010

Taking exception to China's involvement in several projects in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, India, on Sunday, described it as "illegal" and said it has conveyed its concern over this as well as supply of Chinese weapons to Pakistan. Despite differences on a host of issues with China, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna who is expected to visit Beijing in April this year, said the country did not see it in "antagonistic terms".

EU may take India to WTO; seeks cut on wine levies

EU may take India to WTO; seeks cut on wine levies

Rediff.com   15 Oct 2009

In 2007, India slashed the additional customs duty it charged on imported (which were up to 150 per cent of value of imports depending on the spirits), but simultaneously hiked the basic customs duties to 150 per cent from 100 per cent.

Coca-Cola sued over 'VitaminWater'

Coca-Cola sued over 'VitaminWater'

Rediff.com   20 Jan 2009

Accusing the company of deceiving consumers into believing that VitaminWater provides remarkable health benefits by marketing, advertising and labeling the VitaminWater flavours with names, including 'defense', 'rescue' and 'energy', the Center for Science in the Public Interest said the drink was basically sugar water. Coca-Cola bought Glaceau's VitaminWater for $4.1 billion in June 2007.

Hurricane Gustav lashes Louisiana coast

Hurricane Gustav lashes Louisiana coast

Rediff.com   1 Sep 2008

A downgraded Hurricane Gustav packed with strong winds and heavy rains lashed the Gulf coast on Monday but spared New Orleans, the city which was devastated three years ago by Hurricane Katrina.Fearing a repeat of the 2005 Hurricane Katrina disaster, more than two million people fled their homes from coastal Mississippi, Albama and South-eastern Texas ahead of the storm, which was at one stage forecast to attain highest Category 5 before making the landfall.

India, Pak to talk terror

India, Pak to talk terror

Rediff.com   5 Feb 2006

J&K situation getting normal: Patil

J&K situation getting normal: Patil

Rediff.com   8 Nov 2004

Govt softens stand on Northeast Act

Govt softens stand on Northeast Act

Rediff.com   30 Oct 2004

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