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Saudi concerned over 'dangerous trends in Pak'

Saudi concerned over 'dangerous trends in Pak'

Rediff.com   28 Feb 2010

Expressing concern over growing dangerous trends in Pakistan, Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Prince Saud al Faisal on Sunday said that its political leadership should unite to fight the menace of terrorism.

Germany miffed over India's 'rude surprise'

Germany miffed over India's 'rude surprise'

Rediff.com   29 Jan 2010

On the eve of German President Horst Kohler's India visit, which begins on February 1, Germany has expressed deep disappointment over rejection by India of the contract for the purchase of Airbus A-330 MRTT (multi-role tanker transport) aircraft.

Indo-Pak tensions loom over Afghan aid conference

Indo-Pak tensions loom over Afghan aid conference

Rediff.com   25 Jan 2010

The London Conference on Afghanistan will be an occasion which India could use to showcase its massive humanitarian efforts in war-ravaged countries, which many diplomats believe is "undervalued" and little understood by the international community. India is providing US $ 1.3 billion in aid to improve infrastructure, education and medical health of the beleaguered country.

Holbrooke to visit India on Friday

Holbrooke to visit India on Friday

Rediff.com   14 Jan 2010

United States President Barack Obama's Special Envoy for Pakistan and Afghanistan, Richard Holbrooke, who is currently on a three-day visit to Pakistan, is expected to make a short visit to New Delhi on Friday.

No caviar, costly biscuits on PM's jet

No caviar, costly biscuits on PM's jet

Rediff.com   24 Sep 2009

Staff on Air India One, the Prime Minister's official aircraft, was reportedly given advance instructions to trim the contents on offer in the official menu.

No caviar, costly biscuits on Air India One

No caviar, costly biscuits on Air India One

Rediff.com   23 Sep 2009

News is already out that the Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's delegation has been pruned for his trip to Pittsburgh. The staff on Air India One, the prime minister's official aircraft, were reportedly given advance instructions to trim the contents on offer in the official menu. The staff did not serve expensive biscuits and eliminated caviar, but in a concession to the media accompanying the delegation, served all those on board the choicest of liquor en route to Frankfurt.

Tough times ahead for non-RSS workers in BJP

Tough times ahead for non-RSS workers in BJP

Rediff.com   31 Aug 2009

'Lateral entrants', a term coined for non-Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh workers, are in for tough days ahead in the Bharatiya Janata Party. In the wake of recent wrangling in the BJP, followed by the exit of senior leaders like Jaswant Singh and L K Advani's aide Sudheendra Kulkarni, the party has decided to clip the feathers of 'lateral' entrants. It literally implies that the members, who are non-swayamsevaks, will no more be able to enjoy power and clout.

PM arrives in Italy for G-8 summit

PM arrives in Italy for G-8 summit

Rediff.com   8 Jul 2009

Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh arrived in Rome on a four-day visit on Tuesday to attend the G-8 summit.During his visit, Dr Singh is expected to discuss global issues with leaders at the G-8 meeting.The leaders will deliberate on steps to revive the global economy, which has been hit by the financial downturn, and mitigating the impact of climate change.

Centre for 'realistic' approach to tackle Naxals

Centre for 'realistic' approach to tackle Naxals

Rediff.com   8 Jul 2009

While highhanded action by paramilitary and other security agencies has been effective in quelling violence in Lalgarh recently, government sources have told ANI that they are not in favour of using brutal force.

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