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Nuclear bomb and economic sanctions: full coverage

• 'US has no time-frame for lifting sanctions against India': Maran

• Clinton's visit seen as a precursor to lifting of sanctions

• US may further prune entities list

• US yanks 51 entities off sanctions list

• Clinton lifts sanctions, India welcomes move

• 'US must stop economic blackmail, suspend sanctions, aid India,' says Sam Brownback

• US govt, Congress differ over lifting of sanctions

• US Senate passes amendment to ease sanctions

• Pallone decries linking Kargil to easing of nuke-related economic sanctions

• Brownback says Kargil clashes bely his faith in Indo-Pak friendship, withdraws plan to ease sanctions

• Indian hope disappears as US links lifting of sanctions to nuke NPT

• Pallone introduces bill to suspend US sanctions

• Pallone demands review of unilateral sanctions

• Pallone to move bill for suspension of sanctions

• Brownback pilots bill in Senate to suspend sanctions for five years

• G-8 Tokyo meet to review sanctions and behaviour of India, Pakistan

• US Congress likely to enable Clinton to waive sanctions

• Clinton eases sanctions on the eve of Sharief's visit

• Stock market takes Clinton's sanction for modest rally

• Pallone decries blacklist, says US loss will be EU's gain

• Waiver nod to Clinton an indicator to lifting of sanctions, says FM

• Brownback Amendment passed to empower Clinton on sanctions

• US contemplates blacklisting Indian companies as part of sanctions

• Pakistan pins hopes on October talks as economic bailout proves elusive

• Stricter sanctions will cause payments problems, cautions UNCTAD

• Japan's envoy keen on resumption of economic aid to India

• US declines to set conditions for lifting of sanctions

• 'India ought to be world's moral leader, no power can threaten it'

• US links lifting of sanctions to non-proliferation

• Hegde downplays sanctions, asks Turkey to invest in India

• Sanctions will strengthen India, avers FM

• US will remain India's business partner, assures official

• US foreign policy gurus denounce sanctions as business dips

• British companies reaffirm investment plans for nuclear India

• World Bank's power sector loans to Pakistan blocked

• Hope for crisis-hit US farmers as Pakistan buys 300,000 tonnes of wheat

• US senate paves way for waiver of sanctions up to one year

• New bill may help Clinton to waive sanctions on India

• US senate clears partial lifting of sanctions

• Hegde, Sinha to check fall in exports

• Avoid confrontation on trade issues, panel tells Govt

• Uncertainty over sanctions hits US exports to India and Pak

• StanChart survey says rupee will sink further

• External borrowing dearer by 75 basis points: report

• Two senators ask US to soften sanctions

• India will face hard time in attracting foreign capital: Morgan report

• CII chief opposes retaliatory measures against US corporations

• UP to get $ 130 million WB aid

• No cut in budget: WHO

• India's FM asks industry to shed Moody's blues

• US clears $ 543.2 m World Bank aid to AP

• India expects more WB loans

• BJP makes no impact on economy

• Montek hints at buyback, market-friendly moves

• Rangarajan demands new policy on infrastructure projects

• 11th finance commission cleared

• US power major's Indian projects unaffected by sanctions

• 'The loss of technology and foreign flows to us will be minimal'

• PM asks Sinha to arrest slide

• US private banks may be banned from lending to Indian and Pakistani governments

• Rs 17 billion fled country after BJP took over: Congress

• WB extends loan to agri-tech project

• BJP looks to Europe to overcome sanction effects

• Sanctions will weaken in course of time: Sinha

• Coke, Pepsi banned in UP assembly

• US banks to continue operating in India

• India must opt out of WTO: Thakre

• Unilateral sanctions violate international law: experts

• Moody's decision will increase cost of foreign borrowing

• Mallya buys up American media group

• The Budget? Fudge it

• Sanctions will not succeed: Hegde

• Govt plans interim budget due to sanctions

• 'Payment crisis, not sanctions, hit Sensex'

• Britain not to block investments in India

• 'Sanctions will not affect all US trade with India but will still hit the prospects of both countries'

• US spells out sanctions on India, Pak

• Unjustified, counterproductive, says India

• Steps taken to protect rupee, PM told

• US to spell out sanctions this week

• Japan refuses to lift sanctions because of Maruti deal

• US keen on imposing sanctions

• 'Sanctions will affect America more'

• US wheat exports to Pak to be exempt from sanctions

• Sweeping Pak reforms to counter sanctions

• 'Impact of US sanctions is unimpressive'

• Indian businessmen seek review of sanctions

• 'US firms face bleak future in India'

• Blasts, weak Budget, ratings review make FIIs panic

• No country has imposed sanctions to date: Hegde

• US won't ask others to slap sanctions on India

• World Bank puts off two more loans to India

• Pak may declare moratorium on debt repayment

• Sanctions may cause increase in child labour

• Sanctions won't hit ongoing projects, says Karnataka CM

• • Business team to lobby for lifting of sanctions

• • World Bank delays $865 million loan to India

• EU to delay loans to India

• S&P downgrade hits rupee hard

• This government has only given reason for India to be ashamed of itself: Eminent economist Dr K N Raj

• Restrict trade to counter sanctions, says swadeshi brigade

• Top US banks join hands to fight sanctions against India

• Pak faces greater threat from poor economy: army chief

• India friend Pallone opposes bid to end MFN status

• US yet to draft law on sanctions; bankers, exporters worried

• RBI move brings down CRR rate

• Investors agitate against plantation companies

• Sanctions have not affected AP: Naidu

• IMC writes to counterparts against sanctions

• Japanese banks choke lines of credit

• Sanctions may hit economy: CRISIL

• Sanctions will not hit Boeing sales, clarifies Keskar

• US congressman wants India to be stripped of most-favoured-nation trade status

• Power sector confused as minister, PM's aide make contradictory statements

• Kerala reels under impact of sanctions

• Hegde leads panel to WTO meet

• Pak N-blast may blow up economy

• 'Despite sanctions, growth at 6%'

• US multinationals will be hit by sanctions

• US clears software to Indian 'missile' firm

• Sanctions will hit US firms harder

• Pokhran tremors shake capital markets

• Sensex crashes due to sanctions

• Sanctions get 'saffron' whitewash!

• Sanctions force reworking of Union budget

• Sanctions won't affect India: Jardine Fleming

• The projects India stands to lose because of sanctions...

• Hectic lobbying on to save Indo-US trade from the shadow of sanctions

• $ 8.1 billion loan will not be affected: World Bank

• Liberalise or perish!

• Swraj Paul promises backing of NRIs to tackle sanctions

• US export finance approvals to India halted

• SEBI sends red alert to all exchanges

• US will lose much more: Hegde

• Power projects won't be affected: Minister

• Expert blasts India for 'slow' reforms

• Sanctions may not affect the rupee

• 'Latin America will bail India out'

• The FAQ of US sanctions

• BJP cares two hoots for US aid

• India, US firms will have 'rough time' if sanctions are multilateral

• Fear over the markets

• Too early to gauge effects of sanctions: Swraj Paul

• Nuclear blasts rattle markets

• FIIs watching situation

• 'The West cannot ignore the fact that India is a large market'