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VOL 15, No. 791
November 6, 2009
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PAK MUST CONTROL TERROR GROUPS: PM
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US companies lobby for private sector in farms
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Troubling trend of attacking the H-1B visa plan
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US wants India, Pak to resolve differences
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USIBC launches green India mission
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Pak: Don’t let terrorists hijack agenda
USINPAC backs candidate to unseat Burton
LINK TO KASHMIR: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh flagging off the first DEMU train at the Anantnag-Qazigund Rail Link, at Anantnag, in Jammu & Kashmir on October 28
SRINAGAR: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said there were no pre-conditions for talks with Pakistan but they cannot make headway unless there is "effective control" of the terror groups operating in that country. Winding up his two-day visit to the Kashmir valley, he also voiced the hope that separatists and others would
reciprocate his appeal for a dialogue with all sections of the people of Jammu and Kashmir. Asked at a press conference here whether his statement that Pakistan should destroy terror camps will be a pre-condition for talks, Singh said "it is not a pre-condiDetails on page 6 tion.
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India to set up 14 Innovation Universities with US tie ups
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NEW YORK: India is setting up 14 “innovation universities” in the country, for which it is actively seeking to forge alliances with top American universities to partner with India in their architecture, revealed India’s Minister for Human Resource Development Kapil Sibal. Details on page 8
India asks UK to open doors to its IT professionals LONDON: Britain has promised to look into suggestions to allow more Indian IT professionals into UK to build up a strategic partnership in the information technology field. The suggestion was made by President Pratibha Patil to British Prime Minister Gordon Brown during a meeting here at the 10, Downing Street. Patil stressed on the need for greater participation of Indian IT professionals in UK, which Brown assured to look into, Foreign Ministry Officials accompanying the President told reporters. Details on page 7 FIRST LADIES: Indiaís President Pratibha Patil (R) talks to Britainís Elizabeth II during the welcoming ceremony for the start of her State Visit to Britain at Windsor Castle,southern England, on October 27
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