Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has pulled out of talks with Prime Minister Manmohan Singh scheduled next month in Egypt. In fact he is not even going to the NAM summit in Egypt anymore. This after the Indian Prime Minister's tough comments in Russia in Yekatarinburg to Zardari on the need for Pakistan to tackle terror.
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After six months of cold war and Manmohan Singh saying no talks with Pakistan, on Tuesday the Prime Minister said he is willing to meet Pakistan half way if Islamabad cracks down on terror. The talks may start this month itself when Prime Minister Manmohan Singh travels to Russia to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) summit on June 15.
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SM Krishna took charge as the Minister of External Affairs on Friday. In an exclusive interview with CNN-IBN, Krishna spoke on a variety of foreign policy matters including India's relationship with its troubled neighbour Sri Lanka and charges of UPA government being pro-US. However, his strongest message seemed to go out to Pakistan when he said a dialogue with that country would be possible only after perpetrators of 26/11 are brought to book
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he recent spate of attacks on Indian students in Australia has become a amtter of worry for all concerned. Australia invests 3.5 million dollars to attract Indian students every year and such incidents could hurt the campaign to make it a dream destination for academic pursuits. Australia's High Commissioner in India John McCarthy told CNN-IBN how Australia plans to deal with the problem.
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he recent spate of attacks on Indian students in Australia has become a amtter of worry for all concerned. Australia invests 3.5 million dollars to attract Indian students every year and such incidents could hurt the campaign to make it a dream destination for academic pursuits. Australia's High Commissioner in India John McCarthy told CNN-IBN how Australia plans to deal with the problem.
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This is the third case in three weeks where an Indian student was attacked in Oz.
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In an exclusive interview with CNN-IBN, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna spoke on the attack in Pakistan and said India is being extremely vigilant against Taliban.
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The Congress is having a tough time choosing the next External Affairs Minister. SM Krishna, Ghulam Nabi Azad, Kamal Nath are all in the race. At a time when India's neighbourhood poses a lot of challenge, many agree it's not the US but the subcontinent that deserves attention.
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RJD chief Lalu Prasad will not find a berth in the new Cabinet. In an exclusive interview to CNN-IBN, Congress leader Pranab Mukherjee said that Lalu may not be in and that 2004 and 2009 are very different. He also justified seat adjustments that Congress made for Mamata Banerjee and that reposed the party's faith in Trinamool Congress leader was, who he thinks is well versed with the Congress' way of working.
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It's Mother's Day, we take a look the Mother Superiors of Indian politics. From Indira Gandhi to Sheila Dikshit, the maternal instinct can take one a long way in politics.
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We have seen Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and his family under arc-lights. We have seen them at official dos. But little is known about their private and family life. CNN-IBN's Suhasini Haidar met the Prime Minister's wife Gursharan Kaur and daughters Upinder Singh and Daman Singh. We bring you some snapshots from the Singh family.
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In his first interview in the capacity of his office, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh tells CNN-IBN's Suhasini Haidar about the possibilities of a post-poll alliance with the Left, the Indo-US nuclear deal, on who should be the Congress party's prime minister-in-waiting, the recently-revived Bofors issue and more.
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