Focus on close strategic ties as PM leaves for Paris

Agencies Tags : Manmohan Singh, India, France, strategic partnership, nuclear energy, defence Posted: Monday , Jul 13, 2009 at 1243 hrs

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The PM said during his stay in Egypt, he would hold bilateral meetings with leaders of Bangladesh, Egypt, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Vietnam.

The highlight of Singh's visit to Egypt will be his meeting with Gilani on the margins of NAM summit.

Singh made it clear that New Delhi would "do all that is necessary" to resolve all outstanding issues if Pakistan takes "credible action" to deal with terrorist elements targeting India.

Singh said he hoped that the Pakistani leader would give a "renewed reaffirmation" to bring the perpetrators of 26/11 attacks to justice and that they would not allow Pakistani soil to be used for terror acts directed against India.

The Singh-Gilani meeting, expected on July 16, will take place one month after the Indian leader met President Asif Ali Zardari in Yekaterinburg in Russia. During that meeting, Singh had bluntly told Zardari under media glare that Pakistan must end terror directed against India.

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Prior to the two PMs' meeting, Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon and his Pakistani counterpart Salman Bashir would discuss what Islamabad has done to bring to book 26/11 perpetrators and to dismantle terror infrastructure.

External Affairs Minister S M Krishna and National Security Adviser M K Narayanan are part of Singh's delegation to the NAM Summit.

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Stop living in a fool's paradiseBy: Vinay Syal | 16-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward Krupa,Learn to accept realities as they are. Do not talk about hollow patriotism. When it counts probably I will be proved to be more patriotic than you but I do not believing in living in the fool's world you live in. Whether you give a damn to my views or not , you are just nothing for me. Just a big NOTHING. The language you have used in your comments can come from an idiot only.

NOT REQUIRED INDIANBy: NIRANJAN | 15-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward IF ALL THE NOT REQUIRED INDIANS STOP SENDING MONEY AND GIVING MONEY TO ALL THE ORGANIZATIONS GOING TO USA WITH A BEGGING BOWL, INDIA WOULD STARVE AND BE REDUCED TO A FOURTH WORLD COUNTRY.

I Agree Krupa: The Ungrateful Children From the Country of Fools.By: DeeDee | 13-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward I agree with you Krupa.Some of the comments by NRIs are downright obnoxious.They are rootless condescending desis who have found a better life elsewhere.Enjoy your new life. If you wish to contribute actively/positively do so.

To Vinay and SuchitraBy: Krupa | 13-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward Suchitra, Vinay, I don't give a damn to the views of any of the so called NRI who does not have respect for this nation. I have lived in many countries for long times before choosing to return back to India. And I have seen enough idiots like this "n.r.i", who will ridicule everything about India at the drop of a hat, and enough people like you both to line behind them. Yes there are problems in this nation.. Which nation does not have? Have you people ever thought we are just a 60 year old nation? Did you people ever try to see the full part of the glass? This country has a lot of problem but none of them is bigger than its own ignorant citizens who do not miss a chance to look it down at one pretext or another. Things can improve only when people start thinking as a nation and society. Creating fictitious reasons for the problems, believing them and expecting others to believe them will only make things worse. This has been a problem in past and thanks to people like you, even today.

We as a nation ????By: Vinay Syal | 13-Jul-2009 Reply | Forward The fact is India was a great country of sages once upon a time. Now the country is ruled by crooks and corrupt politicians.You take any segment of the people , be it police , judiciary , executives ,corruption is the byword. No doubt some of the Indians have risen above the petty things and as good as any of the best inhabitants on the Earth ,but the fact remains that why more than 70% of our country live below poverty line even after 60 years of independence. There has to be some reason and the reason is ,the country is being managed by corrupt , dishonest and incompetent ,inefficient people. It is the rogues who are managing the country.And this has given rise to the people who are dishonest , indisciplined and the who people who see and believe that dishonesty pays in the country. Do not blame NRI's. Ask yourself if given options wouldn't you like to migrate to European or North American Country? Migrating to some other country that I am less patriotic than any other Indian.

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