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Many feared dead in Nigeria Christmas-eve attack
Many people were feared dead Dec 24 night in Nigeria after gunmen stormed a church, police said. |
India, Russia sign 10 pacts, progress on nuclear front
Bolstering their multi-faceted ties, India and Russia signed 10 agreements in diverse areas and made "good progress" in resolving related to the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant. |
South Africa warns of ticketing scams ahead of African Cup
The South African government has warned of a possible ticketing scam ahead of the 2013 African Cup of Nations (AFCON).
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South African authorities to make arrests in football match-fixing case
South African law enforcement agencies are expected to make arrests in connection with a football match-fixing scandal prior to the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
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Indian minister P. Chidambaram conferred with 'best administrator' award
P. Chidambaram, now the prime minsiter, was Dec 20 conferred with “best administrator in India” award for his contribution in pushing up the economic reforms and strengthening the internal security system when he held the home portfolio.
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Gang-rape sparks protests across Indian capital New Delhi
The Indian capital New Delhi witnessed several protests December 19, including near the Delhi chief minister's residence and the police headquarters, as a 23-year-old victim of gang-rape fought for her life in a hospital.
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Former president Kalam unveils vision for India beyond 2020
Former president-turned best-selling writer A.P.J. Abdul Kalam has unveiled a 10-point agenda for India beyond 2020 as a nation where the rural and urban divide will be reduced to a thin line, distribution of wealth will be equitable and education and value system will not be denied to people. |
India's growth forecast cutSpecial Correspondent/The Hindu
Stressing the need for supportive fiscal and monetary policies to sustain investor confidence, the Government on Monday lowered the growth projection for 2012-13 to 5.7-5.9 per cent from its earlier estimated projection of 7.6 per cent. |
Indian prime minister promises more policy reforms for growth
Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Dec 15 promised to bring in more policy reforms to accelerate inclusive growth and lift the spirits of investors in the economy, addressing all concerns about the fiscal deficit, taxation, disinvestment and infrastructure.
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More reforms on the anvil in India
India would unleash more reforms in the next few weeks that would bolster the "green shoots" of recovery and instil confidence in Asia's third largest economy, Finance Minister P. Chidambaram said Friday.
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