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To hit India, Lashkar looked to US man

Wednesday 28 October '09

Pakistan-based terror group Lashkar-e-Toiba (LeT) planned to use a US national to carry out a major terrorist attack in India, US investigating authorities said on Tuesday.
India, Pak very casual in talking of nuking each other: Bill Clinton

Wednesday 30 September '09

In the event of an Indo-Pak nuke war, India will emerge the ultimate 'winner' after wiping off Pak but lose up to 500 million of its own people, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Taylor Branch has claimed.
Krishna: India wants credible action against Mumbai plotters

Tuesday 29 September '09

Rejecting Pakistan’s demand for going beyond the issue of terror, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna....
US envoy: NAM, bloc politics not relevant

Sunday 20 September '09

America’s top envoy to the United Nations said that Non-Aligned Movement and other cold-war era groupings are...
Obama pledges to work with G-20 leaders to regulate financial mkts

Sunday 20 September '09

US president Barack Obama today pledged to work with leaders of the G-20 countries to strengthen the rules governing financial...
During Kargil, Pervez sent me to N Korea, got 200 missiles: A Q Khan

Thursday 10 September '09

Disgraced Pakistani nuclear scientist A Q Khan has said his country was short of anti-aircraft missiles during the 1999 Kargil War...
Obama wishes he could dine with Mahatma Gandhi

Thursday 10 September '09

US President Barack Obama has said given a chance he would like to have dinner with Mahatma Gandhi, whom he considers a real hero.
US not looking to mediate on Kashmir

Friday 3 July '09

As Secretary of State Hillary Clinton prepares to visit New Delhi later this month, the US says it is not looking for any...
US Congress removes India reference from PEACE Act

Friday 22 May '09

A senior Republican Congressman has welcomed the passage of the Pakistan Enduring Assistance and Cooperation Enhancement...
‘Pak good at playing games with others’

Saturday 7 March '09

Pakistan has been playing “games” with the US at least when it comes to the war against terrorism, cross-border terrorism and Kashmir, a former top US intelligence officer has said....
Hawala money linked to terrorist financing: US

Sunday 1 March '09

Cautioning that the hawala money in India is directly linked to terrorist financing, the US has suggested to New Delhi to strengthen its anti-money laundering...
‘Go to India. Ask them their view of America’

Tuesday 13 January '09

US President George W Bush on Monday cited his popularity in India to reject criticism that the US had lost moral authority during his presidency...
Official named by FBI in indictment was DRDO counsellor in Indian Embassy

Sunday 8 April '07

DRDO works on its response to MEA: Our staffers were in the clear, Cirrus’s irregularities are Cirrus’s problem
US court denies Cirrus CEO bail, FBI says he was Govt agent

Friday 6 April '07

A US District court today rejected the bail application of electronics firm Cirrus’s CEO Parthasarathy Sudershan, who was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arrests not linked to efforts on n-deal, says US; court process on

Wednesday 4 April '07

Parthasarthy Sudarshan, CEO of Cirrus Electronics, who was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on March 23
Indian Govt officials certified equipment that was sold illegally for Tejas aircraft: FBI

Sunday 1 April '07

As New Delhi prepares to counter the FBI grand jury indictment alleging that Indian space and defence organisations illegally procured missile...
FBI arrests 2 of Indian origin, accuses 2 Indian govt officials in sale of missile tech

Saturday 31 March '07

Grand jury indictment against firm for sale of chips, navigation equipment to Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, Bharat Dynamics, ADE for Tejas light combat aircraft: FBI
Trying to get the India nuke deal done, says Bush

Thursday 9 November '06

In his first comments hours after the power change on Capitol Hill, US President George W Bush made clear that passage of the Indo-US civilian nuclear deal remained one of his top priorities.
Jindal, 5 other Indian-Americans win

Thursday 9 November '06

At least six Indian Americans, including Congressman Bobby Jindal and seven State legislators were declared winners in the US mid-term polls.
US officials in India to discuss N-deal

Tuesday 7 November '06

A delegation of US officials arrived in New Delhi to hold closed door meetings with their Indian counterparts to discuss various aspects of the Indo-US nuclear deal and the proposed 123 agreement in particular.
Burns puts off India visit, new date undecided

Saturday 4 November '06

With uncertainty looming large over the fate of the Indo-US civilian nuclear agreement in the coming lame-duck session of the Congress and the Republicans facing an uphill task in the coming polls...
Press freedom ranking is idiotic, says Bhagwati

Saturday 28 October '06

A Latest report by a well know organisation of journalists that press freedom in South Asia including India has come down significantly in the past few years has been strongly criticised by renowned Indian Americans here.
Nuke deal is 3rd on White House list for lame duck session

Saturday 28 October '06

The White House, it is understood, has indicated to the office of the Senate Majority Leader, Bill Frist, that the pending Indo-US civilian nuclear bill be treated among “top three” legislative priorities for the lame duck session of the Congress on November 13.
At UN, Rahul speaks up for Indian nuclear agenda, farmers’ welfare

Friday 27 October '06

Some 18 years after, his father then as the India Prime Minister, Rajiv Gandhi, gave the famous speech for a nuclear-weapon free world
Nuke agreement top priority, assures Burns

Sunday 22 October '06

Reiterating that the Bush Administration was “determined” to move forward with the “strategic relationship” with India, Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs Nicholas Burns today
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