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US Think Tank Sends Indian-Origin Defence Expert Ashley Tellis On Leave
Indian-origin foreign policy scholar and defence strategist Ashley J Tellis, considered one of Washington's leading authorities on South Asian security and US-India relations, has been sent on leave by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Tremendous Positivity After Formation of Modi Government: Indian CEOs
The delegation of Indian CEOs from Confederation of Indian Industry in an interaction with the Washington audience at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace yesterday highlighted the growing sense of optimism amongst both the public and industry in India following the recent election results which brought BJP to power with a landslide majority.
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India’s Upcoming Elections Could Be World’s Most Expensive, Says Milan Vaishnav
Virtually zero transparency when it comes to political contributions in India, says Vaishnav.
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Can’t Assure India Sanction-Free Russian Arms Purchase, Says U.S. Official
Washington has concerns over the nearly $5-billion arms deal, a top Pentagon official has warned ahead of the first 2+2 dialogue.
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Indian Civil Services Need Urgent Reform: Report
The Indian administrative service, which is hamstrung by political interference and outdated personnel procedures, need urgent reform or risk institutional decline, according to a top US-based thinktank.
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US Hasn't Expressed Any Objection To Chabahar Port Deal: Expert
The Obama Administration has not expressed any objection to the recent signing of a pact by India and Iran to develop the Chabahar port, a top US think-tank expert has said.
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Bihar Election PM Modi's Biggest Electoral Test: US Think-Tank
The upcoming Bihar Assembly election this month will be the biggest electoral test for Prime Minister Narendra Modi this far, scholars from a top American think-tank have said, noting that the ramifications of its results will be felt far away from the state's borders.
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Afghanistan Says Taliban Leader Dead, Urges Peace Talks
Afghanistan said on Wednesday that Mullah Omar, the elusive leader of the Taliban movement fighting to topple the government, died more than two years ago.
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Joe Biden to Speak on 10th Anniversary of India-US Nuclear Deal
US Vice President Joe Biden would deliver a keynote speech on India-US relations at an event in Washington hosted by a top American think-tank to mark the tenth anniversary of the historic civilian nuclear deal between the two countries.
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Disappointed With India for Voting Against Gay Rights: US
The US has voiced its disappointment with India for voting against the benefits of same-sex partners at the UN.
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Tremendous Positivity After Formation of Modi Government: Indian CEOs
The delegation of Indian CEOs from Confederation of Indian Industry in an interaction with the Washington audience at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace yesterday highlighted the growing sense of optimism amongst both the public and industry in India following the recent election results which brought BJP to power with a landslide majority.
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Economy to grow at over 5 per cent in FY14: Chidambaram
Dismissing International Monetary Funds growth rate projection of 3.8 per cent for India this year, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Thursday that he does not share their "pessimism" and the Indian economy will grow at over 5 per cent in 2013-14.
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Ratan Tata joins Carnegie board of trustees
Former Tata group chairman Ratan Tata has been nominated as a member of the board of trustees of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, an American think tank, a media release has said.
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India should fully open up supposedly sensitive sectors: report
India should fully open "even supposedly sensitive" sectors such as finance, defence, atomic energy and FDI, a leading US think-tank said today.
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Profit Top 10: RIL Q4 profit at 2-year low; Nifty Futures sees freak trade
If you missed our coverage, here are the top 10 stories of the day.
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US Think Tank Sends Indian-Origin Defence Expert Ashley Tellis On Leave
Indian-origin foreign policy scholar and defence strategist Ashley J Tellis, considered one of Washington's leading authorities on South Asian security and US-India relations, has been sent on leave by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
-
Tremendous Positivity After Formation of Modi Government: Indian CEOs
The delegation of Indian CEOs from Confederation of Indian Industry in an interaction with the Washington audience at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace yesterday highlighted the growing sense of optimism amongst both the public and industry in India following the recent election results which brought BJP to power with a landslide majority.
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India’s Upcoming Elections Could Be World’s Most Expensive, Says Milan Vaishnav
Virtually zero transparency when it comes to political contributions in India, says Vaishnav.
-
Can’t Assure India Sanction-Free Russian Arms Purchase, Says U.S. Official
Washington has concerns over the nearly $5-billion arms deal, a top Pentagon official has warned ahead of the first 2+2 dialogue.
-
Indian Civil Services Need Urgent Reform: Report
The Indian administrative service, which is hamstrung by political interference and outdated personnel procedures, need urgent reform or risk institutional decline, according to a top US-based thinktank.
-
US Hasn't Expressed Any Objection To Chabahar Port Deal: Expert
The Obama Administration has not expressed any objection to the recent signing of a pact by India and Iran to develop the Chabahar port, a top US think-tank expert has said.
-
Bihar Election PM Modi's Biggest Electoral Test: US Think-Tank
The upcoming Bihar Assembly election this month will be the biggest electoral test for Prime Minister Narendra Modi this far, scholars from a top American think-tank have said, noting that the ramifications of its results will be felt far away from the state's borders.
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Afghanistan Says Taliban Leader Dead, Urges Peace Talks
Afghanistan said on Wednesday that Mullah Omar, the elusive leader of the Taliban movement fighting to topple the government, died more than two years ago.
-
Joe Biden to Speak on 10th Anniversary of India-US Nuclear Deal
US Vice President Joe Biden would deliver a keynote speech on India-US relations at an event in Washington hosted by a top American think-tank to mark the tenth anniversary of the historic civilian nuclear deal between the two countries.
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Disappointed With India for Voting Against Gay Rights: US
The US has voiced its disappointment with India for voting against the benefits of same-sex partners at the UN.
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Tremendous Positivity After Formation of Modi Government: Indian CEOs
The delegation of Indian CEOs from Confederation of Indian Industry in an interaction with the Washington audience at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace yesterday highlighted the growing sense of optimism amongst both the public and industry in India following the recent election results which brought BJP to power with a landslide majority.
-
Economy to grow at over 5 per cent in FY14: Chidambaram
Dismissing International Monetary Funds growth rate projection of 3.8 per cent for India this year, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said on Thursday that he does not share their "pessimism" and the Indian economy will grow at over 5 per cent in 2013-14.
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Ratan Tata joins Carnegie board of trustees
Former Tata group chairman Ratan Tata has been nominated as a member of the board of trustees of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, an American think tank, a media release has said.
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India should fully open up supposedly sensitive sectors: report
India should fully open "even supposedly sensitive" sectors such as finance, defence, atomic energy and FDI, a leading US think-tank said today.
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Profit Top 10: RIL Q4 profit at 2-year low; Nifty Futures sees freak trade
If you missed our coverage, here are the top 10 stories of the day.
