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International Profile: Lobsang Sangay, elected head of Tibet Government in Exile Lobsang Sangay(42), international law expert, has been elected as the prime minister of the Tibetan government-in-exile. He regards India a second home. May deviate from the Dalai Lama’s middle way, and calls for self determination. He has never visited his ancestral homeland, but dreams of freedom in Tibet. He was associated with Tibetan Youth Congress and Tibetan movements. As a student was imprisoned for few days in Tihar jail for participating in an anti Chinese government. China dubbed him as a terrorist for his views and associations for the Tibet cause. He was also involved in Track II talks with Chinese scholars. Profile: Lobsang Sangay, elected head of Tibet Government in Exile.
National India rejects US tenders on military aircraft
Indian Air Force (IAF) has rejected Lockheed Martin’s F-16 and Boeing’s F/A-18 Super Hornet to acquire 126 Medium Multi-Role Combat Aircraft at a cost of between $11 billion and $12 billion. The US embassy in New Delhi was formally notified about this rejection on Wednesday, 28th April 2011. US ambassador Timothy Roemer resigned on Thursday. He made his continuation in office untenable by publicly pitching so hard for the Indian order for the biggest military aviation deal in history that he became identified with the success or otherwise of the American bids. France’s Dassault Aviation and a four-nation European consortium, the European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EADS), had been chosen for the final round in the extended selection process. Manmohan Sonia Gandhi Tussle Forces India to Reject US Bids for IAF Deal. US bid to sell military aircraft is rejected by India - US envoy to India Timothy Roemer resigns. Bangalore airport road toll illegal: Karnataka govt . NAC suggests jail for officials for failing to stop riots. Joshi submits contentious PAC report to the Speaker's Office. After pilots' strike, Air India derecognises union, sacks office bearers. Former SC judge criticises PM on Endosulfan issue. Discussion on future of Jaitapur nuclear power project.
John Paul II beatification: Politics of saint-making John Paul’s beatification comes just six years and one month after his death in 2005. The haste has puzzled some observers, especially those inclined to question the late pope’s record on combating the scourge of clerical sexual abuse. But, for Christian Church it is a continued exercise of positioning to dominate the world. Institutional dynamics of the Church and politics of proselytization explain the haste. Blair, Brown not invited to royal wedding. Parents responsible for childrens bad behaviour. Taslima Nasreen ridicules Sai Baba in Twitter. PM Manmohan Singh to join mourners for Sathya Sai Baba. Security / Crises
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