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India Remembers Steve Jobs - Steve Jobs visited India only once

By INN NEW DELHI BUREAU

October 06, 2011

NEW DELHI –

As news of Steve Jobs' death broke Thursday morning, TV networks and the Internet went into overdrive to pay tribute to one of the greatest visionaries who had a spiritual close encounter with India. ge of 56 after a seven-year battle with pancreatic cancer, is the creator of iPad, iPhone and computer animation firm Pixar, makers of films...........more

India and allies shake UN power pillars

FROM NEWS DISPATCHES

October 06, 2011

FROM NEWS DISPATCHES

NEW YORK : India, Brazil and South Africa (Ibsa), the world’s emerging pole of Third World democracies, yesterday broke the vice-like grip of the big powers on the UN Security Council, even if temporarily. The chain of events also prompted the first-ever walkout in the UN’s history by a Council member — the United States of...........more

Pakistan Must Improve Relationship with India: Envoy Munter

From News Dispatches

October 03, 2011

NEW YORK

U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan Cameron Munter gave himself a “C or D” on the troubled relationship between the two countries over the past year, but allotted himself a A- on bettering relations between India and Pakistan at a Sept. 19 meeting of the Asia Society in New York. “This has been a rough year for U.S. efforts in...........more

Gandhi’s non-violence helped topple tyrannical regimes: Ban

BY AGENCIES

October 01, 2011

UNITED NATIONS

Paying rich tributes to Mahatma Gandhi, UN chief Mr Ban Ki-moon has said the principle of non-violence preached by him helped topple tyrannical regimes from Tunisia to Egypt as people in these countries proved that it is more effective to “fire off a tweet than to fire a gun.” Commemorating the International Day of...........more

UNGA- Annual pilgrimage for Pakistan to internationalise Kashmi

BY AGENCIES

September 28, 2011

NEW YORK

;In 2003, at the UN General Assembly session, soon after Indian Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee had delivered his speech, the then foreign secretary Kanwal Sibal held a briefing at a hotel for the Indian media. It is an unwritten rule that Pakistani media is not allowed at Indian media briefings and the Indian media is not allowed...........more

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