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International Outgoing US ambassador Timothy J. Roemer today said his country “strongly supported” the September 2008 NSG waiver that cleared the way for nuclear commerce between India and the 46-member group. “Having come from the White House and been in Washington DC just recently, I would like to say that the White House and the Obama administration strongly and vehemently support the clean waiver for India,” Roemer said on his last day in office as envoy to Delhi.
Idea of Freedom - Aung San Suu Kyi offers a radical message for the Western and Christian thought Wen: China willing to help Europe, could buy debt International Court at Hague issues warrant against Libyan leader Gadhafi - Libya Dismisses Warrants Russian officer Poteyev convicted in absential for betraying Anna Chapman and other spies
National Joshis bid to take up 2G report scuttled at PAC meet An attempt by Murli Manohar Joshi to make the PAC take up his controversial report on the 2G scam prepared during the tenure of the last committee was today strongly opposedby Congress members but the NDA along with DMK and BSP supported its consideration. In view of the divisions in the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), it was decided that Constitutional experts would be consulted on whether the report, which was recently returned by Speaker Meira Kumar, can be considered by it.
2002 intelligence records destroyed: Modi govt Free education till Class X under 12th Plan: Sibal Govt hints at foodgrain export Nuclear Suppliers Group revises guidelines, India wary Ranjan Mathai is new foreign secretary Cabinet to undergo reshuffle this week
Social Dutch parliament votes to ban ritual slaughter of animals - Jews and Muslims are upset The Taliban assault on the Intercontinental Hotel in Kabul, which left 11 civilians and police dead in addition to the attackers, comes as NATO forces are beginning a process of handing over security to local authorities. Afghan officials say despite the attack, that handover will continue.
Treasure trove dug out of KeralaShree Padmanabhaswamy Temple by a Supreme Court-appointed committee 2011 - Amarnath Yatra begins
Corruption Cases against netas seldom probed properly, says Supreme Court The Supreme Court has moved to plug loopholes in the judicial administration system that are exploited to undermine probe into criminal cases involving important political figures and inordinately delay their trial.
H D Kumaraswamy, kin assets worth Rs 1,500 cr: BJP
Security & Crises Danish court rejects plea for Kim Davys extradition The CBI's efforts to seek the extradition of Niels Holck, better known in India as Kim Davy, suffered a setback with the Danish High Court on Thursday rejecting the plea on the ground that he faced the risk of being subjected to "torture or other inhuman treatment" in India. The extradition plea had been filed by the Danish government on the basis of a request made by the CBI to facilitate Davy's trial in India for his alleged involvement in the Purulia arms dropping case. 10 Killed in Taliban Attack on Luxury Kabul Hotel Iran Unveils Underground Missile Silos meant to thwart attackers Four security personnel killed in Chhattisgarh by Maoists | |
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