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In a move to address mounting concerns and allegations of corruption, India Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh on Saturday ordered a thorough investigation into the controversy-hit Commonwealth Games (CWG) preparations. The Prime Minister, after a crucial meeting, directed all concerned ministries to investigate procedural and other irregularities, and established a
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The controversy surrounding the Organising Committee Chairman of the 2010 Commonwealth Games, Suresh Kalmadi, has led to a meeting called by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to review arrangements for the mega event. Scheduled to be held in Delhi from October 3rd to 14th, the meeting is expected to be attended
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Leaders from the two nations met at the prime minister's country residence, Chequers, to discuss tensions over Afghanistan and terrorism. The encounter aimed to ease long-standing differences between the two countries, with both leaders committing to strengthening their economic, educational, and security ties. Key Takeaways: * Prime Minister David
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Giles Coren, in a scathing commentary, examines the tactics employed by UK Prime Minister David Cameron, highlighting the Prime Minister's penchant for name-calling as a means to garner popularity and appear genuine. Coren argues that Cameron's approach is a thinly veiled attempt to manipulate public opinion,
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David Cameron's visit to India to boost trade and diplomatic ties between the two nations took a sharp turn today as he criticised Pakistan for allegedly promoting terrorism. The Prime Minister sparked a fresh foreign policy row when he said that Pakistan should not be allowed to "
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As British Prime Minister David Cameron arrived in the US this week, he emphasized that Britain does not owe America "blind loyalty," a sentiment reflected in the growing discontent among the British public towards President Obama's handling of the BP oil spill. The disaster has exposed
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David Cameron, the new Prime Minister of Britain, is set to meet with President Obama at the White House today, marking his first visit to Washington since taking power in May. The agenda for the meeting will likely focus on two key issues: Afghanistan and international economic conditions. Cameron will
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Facebook, the popular social networking site, has resisted a call from Prime Minister David Cameron to remove tributes to Raoul Moat, a gunman who carried out a week-long rampage, leaving one death and a police officer blinded. Despite Mr. Cameron's condemnation of the praise being paid to the
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Facebook has announced that it will not be removing the RIP Raoul Moat group from its website, despite the group's anti-police statements and growing criticism from politicians and the public. The group, which has nearly 30,000 fans, was condemned by Prime Minister David Cameron as "a
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Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani will convene a national conference in Pakistan next week to develop a common strategy to combat terrorism and extremism. The conference, attended by leadership of major political parties, is a step towards building national consensus on the issue. The Prime Minister has assured provincial
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Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani will host a national conference to develop a unified strategy against terrorism and extremism in Pakistan. The conference, scheduled for next week, will bring together leaders from major political parties to address the national security concerns. The event is part of Gilani's initiative
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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday defended the government's decision to hike prices of petroleum products, citing the need for "much-needed reforms" and subsidies on these products, which have reached unmanageable levels. Singh emphasized that the government's goal is to reduce the fiscal
