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Sunday, November 7, 2010, Chandigarh, India
Updated at 3:00 am (IST)

President Obama hardsells the US
Announces $10-bn landmark deals, says India could be America's biggest trading partner
Mumbai, November 6
Indian corporate houses unveiled Diwali fireworks for the beleaguered American worker after several deals signed to commemorate President Barack Obama's visit promised more than 50,000 jobs in that country.

President Barack Obama with the The First Lady Michelle Obama at the Taj in Mumbai on Saturday. — PTI

Pays homage to Mumbai terror attack victims, goes soft on Pak
Mumbai, November 6
The American President Barack Obama started his visit to India by paying homage to the victims of Mumbai terror attacks that took place on November 6, 2008. The President kicked off his engagements on the first leg of his tour at Taj Mahal hotel, which was one of the sites targeted by terrorists in 2008.

‘Do away with false stereotypes’
Mumbai, November 6
US President Barack Obama Saturday asked American and Indian business leaders to look at issues like outsourcing and market access with a fresh perspective that reflected today's market dynamics.

Special to The Tribune
No Indian plot to steal US jobs: McCain
Hours before US President Barack Obama arrived in India, his former Republican Party presidential rival Arizona Senator John McCain said the United States must endorse India’s bid for a permanent seat on an expanded United Nations Security Council.

For him, dancing with Michelle was the best
Mumbai, November 6
“She was like a dream for me. I have learnt from her that education is important in life”. That was how 13-year-old Johny David summed up his experience of dancing with US First Lady Michelle Obama and playing drums at a function here today.

In step with India: US First Lady Michelle Obama plays with kids during an interaction with those associated with NGO ‘Make A Difference’ in Mumbai on Saturday. — AFP/PTI

Nikki’s relatives celebrate her win
See South Carolina Guv heading to White House
Amritsar, November 6
Though the country celebrated Divali yesterday, the Randhawa households at Bebeksar Road and Verka have been rejoicing well in advance since November 3 when the news of Nimrata Nikki Randhawa Haley getting elected as Governor of South Carolina in the US came in.

Mad rush for gold in post offices New Delhi, November 6 There has been a gold rush in the country over the past few years and the Indian post offices have not been left out of the growing craze for the yellow metal by the Indians.