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Children Asked If 'We Have To Leave' US After Donald Trump Won: Indian-American Official Nisha Biswal
Highlighting the post-election fear and anxiety among immigrants, a senior Indian-American official in the Obama Administration has said she experienced it in her own home when the children asked if Donald Trump's win meant they will "have to leave" the country.
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Significant Progress Made In Civil Nuclear Deal With India: Top US Diplomat
Observing that India has made significant progress in implementing the civil nuclear deal in the last 18 months, the Obama administration told lawmakers that it is now up to individual companies to take decisions in terms of opportunities and risks.
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US Government Recognises Congress' Concerns On Pak F-16 Deal: Top Diplomat
The Obama administration has "recognised" the concerns of lawmakers with regard to sale of eight F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan and those are right now being taken into consideration, a top American diplomat told the US Congress today.
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UN Security Council Disagreement Doesn't Mean Lack of Support to India: US
The US has acknowledged that it has disagreement with India over the process of UN Security Council reforms, but said it is committed to India's inclusion as a permanent member of the powerful wing of the world body.
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Modi Government Needs to Take Steps on Economic Reforms, GST: Nisha Biswal
The Modi government has kindled huge interest in the US private sector on India but needs to take steps on economic reforms, including the key GST bill, as creating a more transparent and predictable tax structure is critical, a top Obama Administration official has said.
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'Indian Government, Firms Need to Set Pace of Nuclear Deal Implementation': Nisha Biswal
Nearly nine months after the "breakthrough understanding" on India-US civil nuclear deal was achieved, a top Indian-American official has said that now it is up to Indian government entities and private companies to set the pace for the historic agreement's implementation.
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US Urges Maldives to Free Jailed Former Leader
The United States pressed the Maldives Wednesday to release former leader Mohamed Nasheed after he was returned to prison despite a court order commuting his 13-year term to house arrest.
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'Barack Obama's India Visit a Chance to Tap Potential in Ties': US
US President Barack Obama's unprecedented second visit to India offers an "incredibly important opportunity" for the world's two largest democracies to tap the "real potential" of their strategic ties, a top American diplomat has said.
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Top US Diplomat Nisha Biswal to Travel to India Next Week
This would be the first visit of a top American diplomat to India after Narendra Modi was sworn in as the country's Prime Minister this week.
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Senior US diplomat Nisha Biswal begins India visit
Seeking to deepen Indo-US ties after a recent series of setbacks, including a stand-off over the Devyani Khobragade episode, a top US diplomat of Indian origin today began her three-day visit to India.
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Top US diplomat to visit India next week
A top Obama administration diplomat is travelling to India next week to hold talks with Indian officials in New Delhi, and the private and corporate sector in Bangalore.
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Children Asked If 'We Have To Leave' US After Donald Trump Won: Indian-American Official Nisha Biswal
Highlighting the post-election fear and anxiety among immigrants, a senior Indian-American official in the Obama Administration has said she experienced it in her own home when the children asked if Donald Trump's win meant they will "have to leave" the country.
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Significant Progress Made In Civil Nuclear Deal With India: Top US Diplomat
Observing that India has made significant progress in implementing the civil nuclear deal in the last 18 months, the Obama administration told lawmakers that it is now up to individual companies to take decisions in terms of opportunities and risks.
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US Government Recognises Congress' Concerns On Pak F-16 Deal: Top Diplomat
The Obama administration has "recognised" the concerns of lawmakers with regard to sale of eight F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan and those are right now being taken into consideration, a top American diplomat told the US Congress today.
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UN Security Council Disagreement Doesn't Mean Lack of Support to India: US
The US has acknowledged that it has disagreement with India over the process of UN Security Council reforms, but said it is committed to India's inclusion as a permanent member of the powerful wing of the world body.
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Modi Government Needs to Take Steps on Economic Reforms, GST: Nisha Biswal
The Modi government has kindled huge interest in the US private sector on India but needs to take steps on economic reforms, including the key GST bill, as creating a more transparent and predictable tax structure is critical, a top Obama Administration official has said.
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'Indian Government, Firms Need to Set Pace of Nuclear Deal Implementation': Nisha Biswal
Nearly nine months after the "breakthrough understanding" on India-US civil nuclear deal was achieved, a top Indian-American official has said that now it is up to Indian government entities and private companies to set the pace for the historic agreement's implementation.
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US Urges Maldives to Free Jailed Former Leader
The United States pressed the Maldives Wednesday to release former leader Mohamed Nasheed after he was returned to prison despite a court order commuting his 13-year term to house arrest.
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'Barack Obama's India Visit a Chance to Tap Potential in Ties': US
US President Barack Obama's unprecedented second visit to India offers an "incredibly important opportunity" for the world's two largest democracies to tap the "real potential" of their strategic ties, a top American diplomat has said.
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Top US Diplomat Nisha Biswal to Travel to India Next Week
This would be the first visit of a top American diplomat to India after Narendra Modi was sworn in as the country's Prime Minister this week.
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Senior US diplomat Nisha Biswal begins India visit
Seeking to deepen Indo-US ties after a recent series of setbacks, including a stand-off over the Devyani Khobragade episode, a top US diplomat of Indian origin today began her three-day visit to India.
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Top US diplomat to visit India next week
A top Obama administration diplomat is travelling to India next week to hold talks with Indian officials in New Delhi, and the private and corporate sector in Bangalore.
