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India, US must bring persistence to overcome obstacles: US Ambassador to India

New Delhi, Feb 06 (ANI): US Ambassador to India, Richard Verma said that both countries should bring energy and persistence to overcome the obstacles towards achieving the shared objectives agreed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Barack Obama. Verma added that leaders had set the tone and it was up to rest of them to take the relationship forward that involves Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar and his team, cabinets, bureaucracies and national security teams. The January 25 announcement by Obama and Modi followed six weeks of intensive talks, but few details were released beyond a framework based on India's acceptance of the principle that plant operators should bear primary liability in the event of a nuclear disaster. Feb 6, 2015
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Asian Development Bank president calls on PM Narendra Modi

New Delhi, Feb 06 (ANI): Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Takehiko Nakao met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi. Nakao was accompanied with a delegation from the ADB as they discussed matters of mutual interest to India and the ADB, with Modi. After the meet, Modi tweeted a picture of the two leaders shaking hands, reading the caption: "A very productive meeting with Mr. Takehiko Nakao, President of the Asian Development Bank. @ADB_HQ". Meanwhile, the ADB tweeted: "In meeting with @narendramodi, @ADB_HQ Pres Nakao lauds #India's brighter growth prospects". Nakao commended India's efforts to improve business environment and accelerate infrastructure investment. He highlighted the importance of reform measures by India like raising the FDI ceiling in many sectors, fast tracking infrastructure projects and reduction on fuel subsidies. Feb 6, 2015
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Radio emerges as Kashmir's hero post floods

Srinagar, Feb 06 (ANI): Radio has emerged as the ultimate choice of mass media for the people of Jammu and Kashmir in the aftermath of the floods that wrecked havoc in September last year. Hundreds of people were killed and thousands of villages were devastated by the worst flooding in decades in the Kashmir valley last year. Roads in Srinagar were transformed into stagnant canals strewn with wreckage, trash and dead animals. When all channels of communication including phone lines and other mass media networks like the state owned television channel Doordarshan were down, it was FM services of state owned station 'Radio Kashmir' which kept the people up to date with the latest happenings and also acted as a platform where their grievances were highlighted. As a result of this a lot of people in the state still prefer to listen to radio over other mediums of mass communication like television and newspapers. Feb 6, 2015
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Living to tell the tale

ROUGH CUT (NO REPORTER NARRATION) STORY: A shocking video emerged out of Brazil Thursday (February 5) that showed a 9-year-old boy and his uncle being pulled under water and sucked into a flooded Feb 6, 2015
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Lucky to be alive

A small bandage on his left hand is the only visible trace of the adventure of 19-year-old American student Mark Doose -- in Switzerland for a semester abroad. He survived more than 48 hours in the Feb 6, 2015
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Bodies and grief on the streets of Damascus

--STORY CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES -- Panic on the streets of Damascus after Islam Army insurgents bombard Syria's Capital City. Bodies and grief fill the streets. The video which can not be Feb 6, 2015
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Row over Cordoba church's Muslim past

A fierce row is mounting over the mosque-cathedral of Cordoba, a UNESCO-listed jewel of Islamic and Christian architecture and history, with locals accusing the Catholic church of seeking to rub out its Muslim past.. Feb 6, 2015
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Obama to decide on Ukraine arms 'soon': Kerry

US President Barack Obama will "soon" decide whether to arm Ukraine against pro-Russian separatists but prefers a diplomatic solution, according to Secretary of State John Kerry. Feb 6, 2015
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