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Noise Driving Out Dialogue In Politics, Obama At Town Hall Meeting
Obama spoke about relations between India and the U.S., his future plans and what he does to unwind.
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Barack Obama's Delhi Town Hall Part Of His "Most Important" Mission
Former US President Barack Obama said today that his India visit was part of his single-biggest post-Presidency mission: to help form the next generation of leadership, not only in the US but across the world.
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In New Delhi, Barack Obama's Message To Future Leaders: Highlights
Former US President Barack Obama is holding a town hall in New Delhi. The former US President is interacting with around 280 young leaders from across the country. The town hall is being organised by the Obama Foundation in a bid to aid young leaders understand how Obama Foundation can help them in their field of work.
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I Am First American President To Have Recipe For Dal: Barack Obama
Former US president Barack Obama had the audience here in splits when he said that he was the first American president to have a recipe for dal, the humble Indian dish which is staple in many Indian households.
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Former US President Barack Obama To Interact With Young Leaders In Delhi On December 1
Former US president Barack Obama will be travelling to New Delhi early next month, where he will interact with young leaders from all over India. In a video announcing the tour on December 1, he added that he wishes to talk to young Indians and learn about the work they are doing to impact their communities.
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Strengthening Ties With India Was Barack Obama's Priority: US
Outgoing US President Barack Obama made strengthening relations with India a genuine priority and that has resulted in deepening of economic ties between the two countries, the White House has said.
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Barack Obama Felt 'Disappointed' After Missing His Visit To Taj Mahal: White House
US President Barack Obama was "disappointed" at not being able to visit the iconic Taj Mahal during his trip to India last year, the White House has said.
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'Barack Obama's Visit to India Was Historic': US Deputy National Security Advisor
President Barack Obama had a historic visit to India early this year as part of his efforts to deepen America's partnership with India in the Asia Pacific region, a presidential aide has said.
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Resurging India Driving Energy across South Asia: United States
The US has said India's resurgence under the new leadership was driving energy and optimism across South Asia and the two countries were now "indispensable partners" in promoting peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Over 1.2 Crore For PM Modi's 'Name-Striped' Suit, on Day 1 of Auction
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "name-striped" suit is a big hit at an auction that began today in Gujarat's Surat. A businessman has bid Rs 1.21 crore for it, outdoing others who have offered Rs 1.11 crore, Rs 1 crore and Rs 51 lakh.
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Rs 1 Crore. Bids Soar for PM Modi's 'Name-Striped' Suit in Gujarat Auction
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "name-striped" suit is the star attraction at an auction in Gujarat today. A BJP leader, Rajubhai Agarwal, had bid Rs 51 lakh for it.
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India Knows Religious Tolerance, Government tells Obama
POTUS had said acts of religious intolerance in India would have "shocked Gandhi-ji."
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Let 'Good Friend' Modi Answer President Obama, Says Kejriwal
US President Barack Obama's comments on religious intolerance in India had the ruling BJP's political opponents taking digs at Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Obama's Comments on 'Religious Intolerance': Mixed Reactions in India
US President Barack Obama's comments on religious intolerance in India have provoked sharp reactions in the country. There is no formal response from the Narendra Modi government yet, but some of its critics say the statement reaffirms their concerns.
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Pakistan Opposes India's Security Council Bid, Rakes up Kashmir
Peeved about US President Barack Obama's visit to India, Pakistan today said US support for India's permanent seat in the UN Security Council will "undermine the peace and stability in south-east Asia".
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Noise Driving Out Dialogue In Politics, Obama At Town Hall Meeting
Obama spoke about relations between India and the U.S., his future plans and what he does to unwind.
-
Barack Obama's Delhi Town Hall Part Of His "Most Important" Mission
Former US President Barack Obama said today that his India visit was part of his single-biggest post-Presidency mission: to help form the next generation of leadership, not only in the US but across the world.
-
In New Delhi, Barack Obama's Message To Future Leaders: Highlights
Former US President Barack Obama is holding a town hall in New Delhi. The former US President is interacting with around 280 young leaders from across the country. The town hall is being organised by the Obama Foundation in a bid to aid young leaders understand how Obama Foundation can help them in their field of work.
-
I Am First American President To Have Recipe For Dal: Barack Obama
Former US president Barack Obama had the audience here in splits when he said that he was the first American president to have a recipe for dal, the humble Indian dish which is staple in many Indian households.
-
Former US President Barack Obama To Interact With Young Leaders In Delhi On December 1
Former US president Barack Obama will be travelling to New Delhi early next month, where he will interact with young leaders from all over India. In a video announcing the tour on December 1, he added that he wishes to talk to young Indians and learn about the work they are doing to impact their communities.
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Strengthening Ties With India Was Barack Obama's Priority: US
Outgoing US President Barack Obama made strengthening relations with India a genuine priority and that has resulted in deepening of economic ties between the two countries, the White House has said.
-
Barack Obama Felt 'Disappointed' After Missing His Visit To Taj Mahal: White House
US President Barack Obama was "disappointed" at not being able to visit the iconic Taj Mahal during his trip to India last year, the White House has said.
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'Barack Obama's Visit to India Was Historic': US Deputy National Security Advisor
President Barack Obama had a historic visit to India early this year as part of his efforts to deepen America's partnership with India in the Asia Pacific region, a presidential aide has said.
-
Resurging India Driving Energy across South Asia: United States
The US has said India's resurgence under the new leadership was driving energy and optimism across South Asia and the two countries were now "indispensable partners" in promoting peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region.
-
Over 1.2 Crore For PM Modi's 'Name-Striped' Suit, on Day 1 of Auction
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "name-striped" suit is a big hit at an auction that began today in Gujarat's Surat. A businessman has bid Rs 1.21 crore for it, outdoing others who have offered Rs 1.11 crore, Rs 1 crore and Rs 51 lakh.
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Rs 1 Crore. Bids Soar for PM Modi's 'Name-Striped' Suit in Gujarat Auction
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "name-striped" suit is the star attraction at an auction in Gujarat today. A BJP leader, Rajubhai Agarwal, had bid Rs 51 lakh for it.
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India Knows Religious Tolerance, Government tells Obama
POTUS had said acts of religious intolerance in India would have "shocked Gandhi-ji."
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Let 'Good Friend' Modi Answer President Obama, Says Kejriwal
US President Barack Obama's comments on religious intolerance in India had the ruling BJP's political opponents taking digs at Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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Obama's Comments on 'Religious Intolerance': Mixed Reactions in India
US President Barack Obama's comments on religious intolerance in India have provoked sharp reactions in the country. There is no formal response from the Narendra Modi government yet, but some of its critics say the statement reaffirms their concerns.
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Pakistan Opposes India's Security Council Bid, Rakes up Kashmir
Peeved about US President Barack Obama's visit to India, Pakistan today said US support for India's permanent seat in the UN Security Council will "undermine the peace and stability in south-east Asia".
