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India must push reforms: Obama
Refers to retail, says New Delhi limits FDI in too many sectors
In too many sectors, such as retail, India limits or prohibits foreign investment that is necessary to create jobs in both our countries, and which is necessary for India to continue to grow.Washington, July 15
Noting that India prohibited foreign investment in too many sectors such as retail, US President Barack Obama today cited concerns over the deteriorating investment climate there to endorse another “wave” of economic reform.

"In too many sectors, such as retail, India limits or prohibits foreign investment that is necessary to create jobs in both our countries, and which is necessary for India to continue to grow.
— Barack Obama US President


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Indian-American astronaut Sunita Williams (top) with crew of the mission to the International Space Station before the launch of the Soyuz-FG rocket at Baikonur Cosmodrome on Sunday.
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Indian-American record-setting astronaut Sunita Williams along with her two colleagues today took off for her second space odyssey on a Russian Soyuz rocket, which blasted off successfully from a cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.

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Mamata man Gopal Gandhi says no to V-P contest
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The vice-presidential elections took an interesting turn on Sunday with the Trinamool Congress’ first choice for the post, Gopal Gandhi, refusing to take part, even as the Opposition-led NDA said its nominee could be decided as early as tomorrow.

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Pranab comes calling, meets Punjab, Himachal & Haryana legislators
Chandigarh, July 15
UPA presidential candidate Pranab Mukherjee flew into Chandigarh from Srinagar on Sunday afternoon as part of his country-wide tour to seek support for the July 19 poll.
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Chandigarh, July 15
Manohar Lal of Panchkula needs frequent protein plasma transfusions. His family used to buy plasma (Human Albumin), manufactured by Synergy Diagnostics, from the pharmacy of a private hospital for Rs 5,000 per 100 ml dose (MRP of Rs 6,030).

34 Indian pilgrims killed in Nepal bus accident
Kathmandu, July 15
At least 34 Indians were among the 39 pilgrims who were killed today when tragedy struck their overcrowded bus that skidded off a slippery road and plunged into a swollen canal in southern Nepal.

 

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