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We would be happy if
MF Husain returns to India: PC |
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Abdul Kalam, Ratan Tata are India's most trusted: Survey |
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After SRK, Thackeray
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CBSE exams begin tomorrow, ‘Grading
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Manmohan
Singh touched by Saudi gestures |
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Hands crippled
by polio, girl writes exam with pen in mouth |
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Taslima says she never wrote article for Kannada newspaper |
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Curfew
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 Indian PM heads
home after Saudi visit:
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh left
for home Monday after a historic three-day visit to Saudi Arabia
that saw the two countries sign 10
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Manmohan Singh praises
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 Riot-hit Karnataka towns peaceful, curfew in Shimoga:
Karnataka’s riot-hit Shimoga town was peaceful
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 Abdul Kalam, Ratan Tata are India's most trusted: Survey:
Former president A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and industrialist Ratan Tata
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Manmohan Singh praises
'Non-Resident Indians' in Saudi Arabia:
Indian Prime Minister
Dr. Manohan Singh who is on a historic tour of Saudi Arabia
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 MF Husain
should return to his 'culturally exuberant' India:
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sitting amid designer chaos of paintings and sketches in
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killed in communal clashes in Madhya Pradesh township:
Indefinite curfew has
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 Israeli police storm Jerusalem site:
At
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abroad celebrate
Holi
with gusto:
While
People across the country are celebrating Holi today with enthusiasm
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After
Bihar, Rahmani-30 to replicate its IIT JEE experience in Maharashtra:
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THE STORM
SWEEPING SOUTH ASIA:
“Afghanistan has been known over the
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Visakhapatnam:
Former Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs A N Ram today said
political differences have not allowed the South Asian Association
for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) to move forward meaningfully and
its programmes have generally left no mark on the common man, who
remained largely marginalised.
Delivering
his keynote address during the inauguration of two-day seminar on 'SAARC:
towards a greater connectivity' at the Andhra University here, Mr
Ram stated that the South Asian region should slowly move in the
direction of promoting sub-regional connectivity and cooperation,
and if necessary, start with purely commercial arrangements. Andhra
University Vice-Chancellor B Satyanarayana, who inaugurated the
seminar said, visionary perspectives, political misunderstandings
and mistrust, particularly the Indo-Pak conflict, were the irritants
for the effective functioning of the regional institution.
He said the
seminar, organised by the Andhra University Centre for SAARC
Studies,
would facilitate a debate not only on greater connectivity among the
member countries of SAARC, but also between the South Asian region
and the rest of the World.
He said the
member countries should make a headway in devising solutions to the
problems that obstruct the process of regional cooperation by
concentrating upon greater Connectivity for the multi-faceted growth
of the region.
Experts
attending the seminar include, Dr Abu Taher Salahuddin Ahmed from
Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies (BIISS),
Dhaka and Dr Lawrence Saez from School of Oriental and African
Studies (SOAS), London, who presented their papers on the opening
day, T Nirmala Devi, Director, AU Centre for SAARC Studies said.
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