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N-deal is now on fast track
MIL/dnaindia.com, Jul 23, 2008
New Delhi: July 23, 2008 - Having won the trust vote, the India-US nuclear deal is now on the fast track. Prime minister Manmohan Singh’s government is going all out to initiate a high-voltage campaign to ensure that nothing is left to chance at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the Nuclear Suppliers’ Group (NSG). |
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Bulls gain in confidence
MIL/IINS, Jul 22, 2008
Mumbai, July 2008 - Indian equities continued to show signs of confidence ahead of the outcome of the trust vote later today. Despite negative cues coming in from the global markets and higher oil prices, bulls continued to dominate proceedings on Dalal Street with index heavyweights leading the way. Taking into consideration today’s rally, the benchmark Sensex has gained by over 1500 points in last four trading sessions on hopes that UPA will win the trust vote in parliament. |
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Political Parties still guessing Shibu Soren’s move
MIL/Agaencies, Jul 18, 2008
New Delhi, India : July 18, 2008 - IR Summary/Agencies – Shibu Soren, the Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) Chief, who is being considered to be the single most important political player, to help UPA at the time of crisis is giving a different signal, he is meeting the leaders of the NDA and looks to be not yet decided, which way he is to go, when all his conditions are met by the UPA Govt. |
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U.S. decides to open Diplomatic Office in Iran
MIL/NYT, Jul 18, 2008
Washington/Paris: July 18, 2008- IR Summary/NYT - President Bush has switched over from his previous policy on Iran; he has softened his stand and reconsidered to establish a diplomatic post in Iran so as to make another effort to fuse the tension over Nuclear Program, keeping in view his 6 months left in office. |
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Bush softens his policy towards Iran?
MIL/NYT, Jul 17, 2008
Washington/Paris : July 17, 2008 – IR Summary/NYT -American official’s participation in international talks with Iran is a clear shift in the foreign policy of America in the area of their nuclear program, the shift is welcome in Iran. |
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Sonia Gandhi vows not to compromise on N-deal
MIL/Agencies, Jul 17, 2008
Nellore (AP), India: July 178, 2008 – IR Summary/Agencie -United Progressive Alliance (UPA) government. party Chief Sonia Gandhi, has been very soft to the Left parties while speakaing about them, she always used cautious language but now she looks to have changed her tune. During her first public remarks against her erstwhile Left alliance, she has categorically declared in Nellore District of Andhra Pradesh today that Indo-US Nuclear Deal is in the interest of the nation and cannot be compromised for the opposition sake of the left parties. “We shall not compromise on our foreign policy", she said. |
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Petrol Price rise bound to fluctuate downward
MIL/NYT, Jul 17, 2008
July 17, 2008 – IR Summary/NYT – The price rise in petroleum products have dual impact, both negative and positive, on one side it has shaken the world and have compelled the oil consumers to go for less consumption as far as possible, and on other the oil producing countries can’t escape this alarm, they shall be equally affected, and unless they revise their prices downwardly, time comes when their own survival shall be at risk, the alternative fuel shall soon start taking its course. |
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IT sector growth may dip in 2008-09: Nasscom
MIL/Hindu, Jul 12, 2008
Chennai: July 12, 2008 - The Indian IT industry, which has been clocking impressive growth rate in recent years, is likely to see a slow down in the next fiscal due to competition from China, the Philippines and Sri Lanka, industry body Nasscom has said. |
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Vote of Confidence is a test of MPs patriotism- Dr. Raj Baldev
MIL, Jul 11, 2008
New Delhi, India:July 11, 2008 - Is it a great gamble by the UPA, perhaps not? It is indeed a great decision by Congress party, a great step leaped forward jointly by Manmohan Singh, India’s PM and Mrs. Sonia Gandhi, Chairperson of the UPA.It’s a great national judgment, a great pronouncement that shook the Communists in India since it’s a clear path of India’s betterment and that irks the Left simply because it’s coming through America. |
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Bulls back with a vengeance
MIL/IINS, Jul 9, 2008
Mumbai, July 9, 2008 - Bulls were back with a bang on back of all round buying witnessed in scrips across the sectors. Firm global cues and falling crude oil prices saw the Indian bourses starting off the day with positive gap. |
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Govt declines to disclose text of Safegurd agreement to Left Party
MIL/Agencies/PTI Input, Jul 8, 2008
New Delhi , India – July 8, 2008 – IR Summary/Agencies - The Left parties in a letter to External Affairs Minister Pranab Mukherjee, copies of which were circulated to the media, had made it clear that there was no point in going ahead with the proposed meeting of the UPA-Left committee on the deal on July 10 in view of PM's remarks |
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PM reveals new facts on Nuke Deal to SP leaders
MIL/Agencies, Jul 4, 2008
New Delhi, India: July 4, 2008 – IR Summary/Agencies - Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has revealed here today new facts on Indo US Nuclear deal to Samajwadi Party leaders when they met him at his residence here, swhich party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav confirmed. |
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Left still undecided when to withdraw support?
MIL/TNN, Jul 4, 2008
New Delhi, India: July 4, 2008 - IR Summary/TNN - Keeping in view of the latest development created by Mulayam Singh Yadav and Amar Singh in favor of Nuclear Deal, the Left look to have changed their stand. According to Times Now , the Left is issuing a letter to the PM seeking clarification on the nuclear deal. |
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Mulayam,Amar Singh join Congress on Nuclear Deal
MIL/Agencies/TNN, Jul 4, 2008
New Delhi, India : July 4, 2008 – IR Summary/TNN – Sonia Gandhi and PM are anxious to welcome Mulayam Singh Yadav and Amar Singh today. They are meeting the Congress Chief and PM to finalize their stand for the Congress. |
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Congressional Committee Questions Oil Deal with Regional Kurdistan Govt.
MIL/NYT, Jul 3, 2008
July 3, 2008 – IR Summary/NYT - Bush administration found trying to violate the American policy and undercut Iraq’s central government as per Congressional Committee’s finding. A Texas oil company with close ties to President Bush was planning to sign an oil deal with the regional Kurdistan government that ran counter to American. Is it corruption or oversight ? The conclusions were based on e-mail messages and other documents that the committee released yesterday. |
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Reopening the rift over immigration in America Jul 6, 2008 |
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Last effort to get Nuclear deal through during Bush Term Jul 3, 2008 |
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Job opportunities deteriorating in America Jul 2, 2008 |
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ICICI Bank, HDFC hike deposit, lending rates Jul 1, 2008 |
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Lakshmi Mittal joins Goldman Sachs' board Jun 30, 2008 |
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Al Qaeda is now behind the curve Jun 26, 2008 |
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Ackerman confident Nucler Deal’ll go through- Analysis Jun 26, 2008 |
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Sonia & Manmohan shall be back in power if take risk of Nuke deal Jun 25, 2008 |
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Alliance wants to save govt., advise PM to go slow on Indo-US Nuke Deal Jun 23, 2008 |
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Stocks fall on global cues; Sensex down 1.24% Jun 23, 2008 |
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Indo-US Nuke Deal in doldrums, Left Adament Jun 21, 2008 |
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Oil fuels inflation to 11.05 per cent Jun 21, 2008 |
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Stocks rise, but traders cautious ahead of inflation Jun 20, 2008 |
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Reliance Giants in fighting mode Jun 16, 2008 |
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Vietnamese War 1974 - McCain blamed American Foreign Policy Jun 15, 2008 |
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US asks India to take tough stand to conclude N-deal Jun 14, 2008 |
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50,000 jobs lost in US due to raising Oil Price Jun 7, 2008 |
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UPA Govt under fire, swallows bitter oil pill Jun 5, 2008 |
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Sensex slips 100pts; Reliance Infra down 4% Jun 3, 2008 |
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