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How Manmohan Singh Laid The Foreign Policy Foundation PM Modi Built Upon
Much of India's foreign policy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi stands on solid ground due the foundation laid by two of his immediate predecessors - former prime ministers Manmohan Singh and Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
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Manmohan Singh Made Key Changes To India's Foreign Policy: S Jaishankar
Former prime minister Manmohan Singh made "strategic corrections" to India's foreign policy, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Thursday, condoling the death of the Congress leader.
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India-US Civil Nuclear Deal: Crowning Glory Of Manmohan Singh's Leadership
India's epochal civil nuclear agreement with the United States in 2008 will remain a crowning glory for Manmohan Singh's prime ministership in the foreign policy domain.
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Opinion: Narasimha Rao Recast Not Just India's Economy, But Foreign Policy Too
If India is able to manoeuvre through rough times today, some credit needs to go to Rao, who set India on this course economically and in terms of foreign policy, with a pair of steady hands.
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Manmohan Singh's China "At Our Border" Remarks Purely Political: Centre
The recent remarks of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on India's foreign policy are purely and clearly a political message, not a policy one, said the Ministry of External Affairs.
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Government's Pakistan Policy A Disaster, Review Overdue, Says Congress
The Narendra Modi government's foreign policy on Pakistan and China is a "disaster" and a review is overdue, the Congress said in its plenary session today. Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh underscored the need for a dialogue and the party's senior leader Anand Sharma accused the government of pursuing a "personalised national policy" instead o...
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India Faces Threat From Inside, Not Outside: Former National Security Advisor
The real threats to India are "internal" and emanate from communal and social violence, not from outside forces such as Pakistan or China, former national security advisor Shivshankar Menon has said.
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Govt wins FDI vote in Lok Sabha with Mulayam, Mayawati's help
After two days of stormy debate, lawmakers in the Lok Sabha voted in favour of the government's big policy decision to open up the country's highly-protected retail industry to foreign chains such as Walmart. 471 of the Lok Sabha's 545 members voted; 253 MPs voted against the BJP motion that challenged the policy and 218 voted for it.
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Government wins vote in Lok Sabha on FDI in retail: latest developments
The Manmohan Singh government has won the vote on Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in multi-brand retail in the Lok Sabha. In division, 471 votes were cast, 253 MPs voted against the BJP motion challenging the government's policy decision and 218 voted for it. The BSP and Samajwadi Party, which provide external support to the government, helped it ...
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FDI in retail: Government wins vote in Lok Sabha with help from Mulayam Singh Yadav, Mayawati
The Manmohan Singh government has won the vote on Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in multi-brand retail in the Lok Sabha. In division, 471 votes were cast, 253 MPs voted against the BJP motion challenging the government's policy decision and 218 voted for it. The BSP and Samajwadi Party, which provide external support to the government, helped it ...
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Government revises GDP forecast, PM says inclusive growth important
A day after he signalled the end of policy paralysis with some big ticket reforms, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh used a meeting of the Planning Commission to underscore his government's achievement, also highlighting yesterday's measures as designed to improve the investment climate and bring in foreign investment to reduce debt.
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FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: PM introduces bold new policies
FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: The Prime Minister has introduced the boldest reforms yet in his current term - foreign super-market chains can now enter India and foreign airlines can buy stake in Indian carriers. "The Cabinet took many decisions on Friday to bolster economic growth and make India a more attractive destination for foreign inv...
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New, bold reforms announced by government: Highlights
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has countered recent criticism of policy paralysis by announcing a slew of reforms, most of which have been slammed by the government, but welcomed by industry. Here's what's been cleared:
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Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retail, aviation: Who said what
The Manmohan Singh government followed up Thursday's politically tough decision on fuel with another reform-oriented policy move - to allow foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail and the aviation sector.
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Cabinet to discuss FDI in aviation; will it pass the Trinamool test?
The Manmohan Singh government is set to follow up Thursday's politically tough decision on fuel with another reform-oriented policy move - it proposes to allow foreign airlines to invest in the aviation sector to bring in more foreign direct investment or FDI. This time the government also hopes to get past its main hurdle, ally Trinamool Congress.
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How Manmohan Singh Laid The Foreign Policy Foundation PM Modi Built Upon
Much of India's foreign policy under Prime Minister Narendra Modi stands on solid ground due the foundation laid by two of his immediate predecessors - former prime ministers Manmohan Singh and Atal Bihari Vajpayee.
-
Manmohan Singh Made Key Changes To India's Foreign Policy: S Jaishankar
Former prime minister Manmohan Singh made "strategic corrections" to India's foreign policy, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Thursday, condoling the death of the Congress leader.
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India-US Civil Nuclear Deal: Crowning Glory Of Manmohan Singh's Leadership
India's epochal civil nuclear agreement with the United States in 2008 will remain a crowning glory for Manmohan Singh's prime ministership in the foreign policy domain.
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Opinion: Narasimha Rao Recast Not Just India's Economy, But Foreign Policy Too
If India is able to manoeuvre through rough times today, some credit needs to go to Rao, who set India on this course economically and in terms of foreign policy, with a pair of steady hands.
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Manmohan Singh's China "At Our Border" Remarks Purely Political: Centre
The recent remarks of former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on India's foreign policy are purely and clearly a political message, not a policy one, said the Ministry of External Affairs.
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Government's Pakistan Policy A Disaster, Review Overdue, Says Congress
The Narendra Modi government's foreign policy on Pakistan and China is a "disaster" and a review is overdue, the Congress said in its plenary session today. Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh underscored the need for a dialogue and the party's senior leader Anand Sharma accused the government of pursuing a "personalised national policy" instead o...
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India Faces Threat From Inside, Not Outside: Former National Security Advisor
The real threats to India are "internal" and emanate from communal and social violence, not from outside forces such as Pakistan or China, former national security advisor Shivshankar Menon has said.
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Govt wins FDI vote in Lok Sabha with Mulayam, Mayawati's help
After two days of stormy debate, lawmakers in the Lok Sabha voted in favour of the government's big policy decision to open up the country's highly-protected retail industry to foreign chains such as Walmart. 471 of the Lok Sabha's 545 members voted; 253 MPs voted against the BJP motion that challenged the policy and 218 voted for it.
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Government wins vote in Lok Sabha on FDI in retail: latest developments
The Manmohan Singh government has won the vote on Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in multi-brand retail in the Lok Sabha. In division, 471 votes were cast, 253 MPs voted against the BJP motion challenging the government's policy decision and 218 voted for it. The BSP and Samajwadi Party, which provide external support to the government, helped it ...
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FDI in retail: Government wins vote in Lok Sabha with help from Mulayam Singh Yadav, Mayawati
The Manmohan Singh government has won the vote on Foreign Direct Investment or FDI in multi-brand retail in the Lok Sabha. In division, 471 votes were cast, 253 MPs voted against the BJP motion challenging the government's policy decision and 218 voted for it. The BSP and Samajwadi Party, which provide external support to the government, helped it ...
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Government revises GDP forecast, PM says inclusive growth important
A day after he signalled the end of policy paralysis with some big ticket reforms, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh used a meeting of the Planning Commission to underscore his government's achievement, also highlighting yesterday's measures as designed to improve the investment climate and bring in foreign investment to reduce debt.
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FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: PM introduces bold new policies
FDI in multi-brand retail, aviation: The Prime Minister has introduced the boldest reforms yet in his current term - foreign super-market chains can now enter India and foreign airlines can buy stake in Indian carriers. "The Cabinet took many decisions on Friday to bolster economic growth and make India a more attractive destination for foreign inv...
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New, bold reforms announced by government: Highlights
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has countered recent criticism of policy paralysis by announcing a slew of reforms, most of which have been slammed by the government, but welcomed by industry. Here's what's been cleared:
-
Foreign Direct Investment in multi-brand retail, aviation: Who said what
The Manmohan Singh government followed up Thursday's politically tough decision on fuel with another reform-oriented policy move - to allow foreign direct investment in multi-brand retail and the aviation sector.
-
Cabinet to discuss FDI in aviation; will it pass the Trinamool test?
The Manmohan Singh government is set to follow up Thursday's politically tough decision on fuel with another reform-oriented policy move - it proposes to allow foreign airlines to invest in the aviation sector to bring in more foreign direct investment or FDI. This time the government also hopes to get past its main hurdle, ally Trinamool Congress.
