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To get Dow to invest, Tata offers to lead initiative on Bhopal

Monday 1 January '07

In a first-of-its-kind corporate move, Tata group chairman Ratan Tata has volunteered his services to the UPA government for “remediation” of the Bhopal gas tragedy site to pave the way for Dow Chemicals...
Tawang-bound, Advani says: Make no concession to China

Thursday 28 December '06

To make his point to the UPA government that it cannot compromise on Tawang in the resolution of India-China boundary dispute, Opposition leader LK Advani is flying to Arunachal Pradesh tomorrow.
To push talks, India, Pak envoys do a quiet meeting

Tuesday 26 December '06

A day before Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, during his Punjab visit, reiterated his desire for a peace, security and friendship treaty with Islamabad, Satinder K Lambah, his special envoy for the Indo-Pak dialogue, flew to Lahore
‘No aircraft engines to Pak, please’

Sunday 24 December '06

That’s what Delhi is telling Moscow on the China-Pak fighter aircraft JV; will raise with Putin too when he’s here for R-Day
Nuke deal gets Armed Forces backing

Sunday 17 December '06

On the eve of the nuclear deal debate in Parliament, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has some good news.
Most of Krasnopol ammo for Bofors guns turn out duds

Sunday 26 November '06

Russian manufacturers summoned to fix problem in a majority of the 2000-strong inventory of guided ammunition; each shell over Rs 15 lakh, plans to buy 6000 more
N-deal moving, sharp rise in defence ties

Monday 20 November '06

With the Senate passing the Indo-US nuclear deal, New Delhi and Washington have stepped up Defence cooperation by placing the anti-missile defence back on the agenda and clearing the decks for a multi-level
Patel’s brief: Sell reforms to Left

Wednesday 15 November '06

Decision comes after repeated stonewalling of reforms agenda at Monday meet
7/11 not on the table as little evidence to join dots to Pak

Tuesday 14 November '06

The reason why the 7/11 and Malegaon serial blast cases will not be on the Indo-Pak talk table tomorrow is because there’s very little yet in terms of concrete evidence to substantiate the claims of the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad which is investigating the two cases.
Contrary to what Left says, 87% of FDI proposals from Chinese firms cleared

Monday 13 November '06

The Left complains about what they believe is New Delhi’s discriminatory policy towards Chinese companies but the truth is that the UPA government has cleared nearly 87 per cent of FDI proposals from Chinese companies since it came to power.
IAS, IPS, IFS: The invisible officer and a Muslim

Sunday 5 November '06

Just days ago, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh underlined the dismal state of education in the Muslim community as being key to the fact of its severe under-representation in employment, both public and private.
Talk border before Hu visit, India tells China

Thursday 2 November '06

Placing boundary talks on the front burner, New Delhi has suggested to Beijing that the designated Special Representatives meet on the "package settlement" before Chinese President Hu Jintao starts his India visit this month.
Airports regulator Bill unlikely to be cleared in Winter session

Thursday 2 November '06

Before moving as External Affairs Minister, Pranab Mukherjee virtually forced the Union Cabinet to push the far-reaching Airport Economic Regulatory Authority to a newly constituted Group of Ministers
10 yrs of Naga talks, still no breakthrough: Amsterdam round fails

Monday 30 October '06

Talks to end the decades-old insurgency in the Naga hills have collapsed in Amsterdam, this time on the issue of an independent Naga constitution.
’99 phone tapes show General kept Sharif in dark on Kargil, in book he says opposite

Thursday 26 October '06

In his autobiography In the Line of Fire, Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf claims that the Army he headed had taken the then Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif into confidence on its Kargil operations as early as January, 1999.
For Govt, IAS, IPS and a Harvard MBA don’t mix

Tuesday 17 October '06

In the absence of a clear-cut policy on deputation of civil servants to the private sector, some of the finest bureaucrats either walk away for higher education or quit service.
Both in talks with Beijing, New Delhi and Dharamsala to update each other

Monday 16 October '06

In a departure of sorts, New Delhi and the Tibetan government-in-exile in Dharamsala have quietly decided to keep each other in the loop on their ongoing talks with Beijing.
Govt to its staff: No personal laptop, bluetooth, pen drive in office

Monday 9 October '06

Alarmed over the security breach at the National Security Council Secretariat, the Union Home Ministry has come out with stringent cyber-security guidelines that prohibit use of personal laptops...
Pulled up in school case, Cab Secy seeks govt’s protection

Monday 2 October '06

An upset Cabinet Secretary B K Chaturvedi has sought the UPA government’s protection after a Delhi High Court division bench made observations against him in the Sanskriti school case last Friday.
LeT threat prompted govt to send armed forces to guard nuclear facilities

Sunday 1 October '06

Two-month deployment withdrawn last Tuesday; focus was on BARC and Tarapur
Pressure-cooker shreds in 7/11 debris point to Delhi-Varanasi-Mumbai link

Sunday 24 September '06

Samples from 3 rail blast sites sent for testing; in both Delhi and Varanasi, pressure cookers packed with ammonium nitrate, RDX, like in Mumbai. Evidence points to either one group: HUJI of Bangladesh, backed by Jaish. Or terrorists who got common training
Govt will go to SC today over Delhi sealing drive

Friday 22 September '06

Rattled by the violence over the Delhi sealing drive which left four persons dead, the Government today suspended sealing operations until September 25 while a Group of Ministers
Malegaon probe looks at western UP as cycle-shop owner recalls bomber

Monday 18 September '06

Investigators probing the September 8 blasts in Malegaon have been told that one of the bombers, while purchasing a bicycle used in the blasts...
Lab confirms RDX use in Malegaon, widens probe scan

Tuesday 12 September '06

Although investigators are not completely ruling out the hand of Hindu fundamentalists in the Malegaon blasts last Friday which killed 30 people...
Diplomatic firestorm as Jairam scores self-goal, trashes PM’s Brazil summit

Friday 8 September '06

Just two days before Prime Minister Manmohan Singh leaves for Brazil to attend the IBSA Summit...
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