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Anand Sharma discuss food security in developing nations at G-33 meet

Bali, Dec 03 (ANI): India pitched for considering the issues of developing nations at the ministerial meeting between G-33 member nations on food security, ahead of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) conference in Indonesia. Interacting with reporters Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma said that issues related to stockpiling of food supplies were discussed in the meeting at Indonesian resort of Bali. India had urged G-33 members to maintain a balance and consider the issues of developing and poor nations, while concluding on food security norms.

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Andhra Bifurcation: PM, Sonia Gandhi Approve Rayala-Telangana Proposal

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Congress chief Sonia Gandhi approved on Tuesday the formation of Rayala-Telangana with 12 districts, as proposed by Group of Ministers (GoM).

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Obama offers up to $5 billion to tackle AIDS

US President Barack Obama on Monday pledged up to $5 billion to fight HIV/AIDS as long as the rest of the world collectively offers double that amount. Duration: 01:08

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India's LGBT community parade on World Aids Day

Over a hundred members and supporters of the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender community held a Gay Pride Parade to mark World Aids Day in Ahmedabad, India. Duration: 00:40

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Sectarian violence continues in Lebanon's Tripoli

A man was killed Monday in Lebanon's northern city of Tripoli, a security source said, raising to 11 the toll in three days of sectarian clashes linked to Syria's war. Duration: 00:37

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UK's Cameron focuses on business during China visit

British Prime Minister David Cameron emphasises trade in his first visit to China since incurring Beijing's wrath for meeting the Dalai Lama. Duration: 00:51

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Exhibition dedicated to luxury brand Cartier opens in Paris

An exhibition about the luxury brand Cartier opens in Paris this week. Duration: 01:03

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Police fire rubber bullets as unrest continues in Bangkok

Thai police fire rubber bullets, tear gas and water cannon against demonstrators as they defend key government buildings after weekend of unrest in Bangkok. Duration: 00:47

Dec 3, 2013

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Minino Garay brings Argentine beat to Paris

Percussionist and singer Minino Garay settled in Paris years ago, but continues to integrate the music of his native Cordoba, Argentina, into his rhythmic cocktail. Duration: 00:53

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Malian defense minister vows to rebuild Malian army

As part of the launch of the project to rebuild Mali's armed forces, the country's defense minister Soumeylou Boubeye Maiga outlined his vision of the how to replenish the country's defences. Duration: 00:54

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Cranes start moving derailed Bronx commuter train cars

A crane starts moving the commuter train car that derailed over the holiday weekend, killing four passengers, injuring more than 60 others, and nearly plunging into a freezing river. Duration: 00:33

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Gaza activists and fishermen defy Israeli naval blockade

Boats left the port of Gaza on Monday as part of the initiative of the "Intifada Youth Coalition" to break the naval blockade of Gaza as a protest against the Israeli siege in Gaza city. Duration: 00:40

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Giant eagles in NZealand airport to mark Hobbit II release

Two giant eagles from the "Hobbit" movie are shown at Wellington Airport to mark the release of Peter Jackson's 2nd Hobbit movie "The Desolation of Smaug" which will be released worldwide this month. Duration: 00:40

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Syrian boat refugees rescued from choppy seas in Italy

Italian coastguards on Monday rescued around 120 mostly Syrian refugees from a packed fishing boat adrift off the coast of southern Italy in gale-force conditions. Duration: 00:26

Dec 3, 2013

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Morocco Berbers struggle to be heard despite nod to language

Morocco's indigenous Berbers, descendants of North Africa's pre-Arab inhabitants, are struggling to make their voices heard despite their ancient Amazigh-language winning official recognition in 2011 after decades of campaigning. Duration: 01:55

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