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Pace of financial reform a point of contention?
Washington: The question whether economic reforms in India have been progressing quickly enough is likely to be a major debating point during the second India-United States Financial and Economic Partnership talks, if comments by Finance ...

Flare-up in Greece over austerity laws
Proposed radical tax rises even for the poorest

India one of the most business-friendly countries, says Swraj Paul

Jail for Russian spymaster
MOSCOW: A Russian turncoat spymaster has been convicted of betraying a deep-cover spy ring in the United States that dealt a painful blow to Russia's secret operations overseas. Alexander Poteyev, a 59-year-old colonel in Russia's ...

Tax relief for Indian mission in New York

India honours doyen of modern Sinhala music
COLOMBO: The Indian High Commission in Sri Lanka organised an evening with musician and Magsaysay award winner Pandit Amaradeva at India House here on Monday evening to celebrate his six decades of excellence in music and to underline the deep ...

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‘Islamabad must take terror issue very seriously'
LONDON: Foreign Secretary Nirupama Rao on Monday said that better relations with Pakistan could be achieved only in “an atmosphere free of terror and violence.” Urging Islamabad to take the issue of terrorism “very ...

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