Clinton And Krishna

India's concerns over the US visa fee hike, steps taken to improve trade ties with Pakistan and the Wisconsin gurudwara shooting were among the host of issues discussed between External Affairs Minister SM Krishna and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during their "positive" bilateral meeting in New York.

External Affairs Minister SM Krishna on Monday spoke to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton regarding the shooting incident at a Wisconsin gurudwara that left seven people dead and requested for a full and prompt investigation in a bid to give a strong message of reassurance to the Indian community regarding their security and welfare.

The US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, has applauded the leadership of Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, and his Pakistan counterpart Yousuf Gilani for taking steps to improve their bilateral relationship.

India has requested the US to provide it access to the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks accused David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Hussain Rana. On Wednesday, India raised the issue with the US when External Affairs Minster S M Krishna met US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Washington for the third round of strategic India-US dialogue.

External Affairs Minster S M Krishna will meet US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Washington today for the third round of strategic India-US dialogue. The strategic dialogue was announced by the two in Delhi in July 2009.

External Affairs Minister SM Krishna arrived in Washington on Monday afternoon to hold the third India-US Strategic Dialogue with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during which the two leaders are expected to discuss a range of bilateral and regional issues including Afghanistan and Pakistan.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton today pressed Pakistan to do more to ensure its territory is not used as a 'launching pad' by terror groups for attacks. Ms Clinton was speaking at a joint news conference after her talks with External Affairs Minister S M Krishna in New Delhi. "The unfortunate thing is that the attacks have taken the lives of...

SM Krishna and Hillary Clinton addressed a joint presser in New Delhi.

It will be an all-South Indian fare comprising Rawa Upma with cashew nuts and fresh coriander, Medu Wadai and Podi with ghee for tomorrow's breakfast for US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton with External Affairs Minister S M Krishna.

Civil nuclear cooperation, regional security and Iran are among the key issues that US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is expected to discuss with External Affairs Minister SM Krishna during their meeting on Monday.

India has conveyed to the US that countries with a "determined position to fight terror" cannot be selective in their approach in dealing with the menace and have to fight the scourge together "across the board". External Affairs Minister S M Krishna discussed the issue of terror with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at a bilateral meeting that l...

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and External Affairs Minister SM Krishna are holding talks on counter-terrorism in the backdrop of the Mumbai blasts.

India and the US today discussed the status of various initiatives announced during the visit of President Barack Obama a month ago, apart from deliberating on the situation in Afghanistan.US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called External Affairs Minister S M Krishna and had a nearly 40-minute discussion during which both reviewed the situation...

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Good evening, everyone. Namaste. I want to thank Secretary Clinton for your outstanding leadership. And I want to thank Minister Krishna for both the kind words and the incredible work that you've put in to try to strengthen even more and deepen even more the relationship between the two largest democracies ...

As SM Krishna and Hillary Clinton begin strategic dialogue, the big focus is the expanding partnership on counterterrorism between India and the US. Foreign Minister Krishna is pushing hard for access to David Coleman Headley, the Pakistani-American national arrested in connection with the Mumbai 26/11 terror attack.

India's concerns over the US visa fee hike, steps taken to improve trade ties with Pakistan and the Wisconsin gurudwara shooting were among the host of issues discussed between External Affairs Minister SM Krishna and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during their "positive" bilateral meeting in New York.

External Affairs Minister SM Krishna on Monday spoke to US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton regarding the shooting incident at a Wisconsin gurudwara that left seven people dead and requested for a full and prompt investigation in a bid to give a strong message of reassurance to the Indian community regarding their security and welfare.

The US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, has applauded the leadership of Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, and his Pakistan counterpart Yousuf Gilani for taking steps to improve their bilateral relationship.

India has requested the US to provide it access to the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks accused David Coleman Headley and Tahawwur Hussain Rana. On Wednesday, India raised the issue with the US when External Affairs Minster S M Krishna met US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Washington for the third round of strategic India-US dialogue.

External Affairs Minster S M Krishna will meet US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Washington today for the third round of strategic India-US dialogue. The strategic dialogue was announced by the two in Delhi in July 2009.

External Affairs Minister SM Krishna arrived in Washington on Monday afternoon to hold the third India-US Strategic Dialogue with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during which the two leaders are expected to discuss a range of bilateral and regional issues including Afghanistan and Pakistan.

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton today pressed Pakistan to do more to ensure its territory is not used as a 'launching pad' by terror groups for attacks. Ms Clinton was speaking at a joint news conference after her talks with External Affairs Minister S M Krishna in New Delhi. "The unfortunate thing is that the attacks have taken the lives of...

SM Krishna and Hillary Clinton addressed a joint presser in New Delhi.

It will be an all-South Indian fare comprising Rawa Upma with cashew nuts and fresh coriander, Medu Wadai and Podi with ghee for tomorrow's breakfast for US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton with External Affairs Minister S M Krishna.

Civil nuclear cooperation, regional security and Iran are among the key issues that US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is expected to discuss with External Affairs Minister SM Krishna during their meeting on Monday.

India has conveyed to the US that countries with a "determined position to fight terror" cannot be selective in their approach in dealing with the menace and have to fight the scourge together "across the board". External Affairs Minister S M Krishna discussed the issue of terror with Secretary of State Hillary Clinton at a bilateral meeting that l...

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and External Affairs Minister SM Krishna are holding talks on counter-terrorism in the backdrop of the Mumbai blasts.

India and the US today discussed the status of various initiatives announced during the visit of President Barack Obama a month ago, apart from deliberating on the situation in Afghanistan.US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called External Affairs Minister S M Krishna and had a nearly 40-minute discussion during which both reviewed the situation...

THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very much. Good evening, everyone. Namaste. I want to thank Secretary Clinton for your outstanding leadership. And I want to thank Minister Krishna for both the kind words and the incredible work that you've put in to try to strengthen even more and deepen even more the relationship between the two largest democracies ...

As SM Krishna and Hillary Clinton begin strategic dialogue, the big focus is the expanding partnership on counterterrorism between India and the US. Foreign Minister Krishna is pushing hard for access to David Coleman Headley, the Pakistani-American national arrested in connection with the Mumbai 26/11 terror attack.