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India's new prime minister to meet Obama in September.
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The nurses, who were being held captive by ISIS in Tikrit for nearly a month, were moved to Erbil on Thursday.
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US-India Ties To Weather Revelations NSA Spied On Current Ruling Party BJP In 2010
India had summoned American diplomats to discuss a report that claimed the NSA had spied on India's current ruling party in 2010.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg apologized for the way a controversial study was "communicated" on Wednesday.
India Summons US Diplomat To Respond To Claims That NSA Spied On BJP
Sen. John McCain was scheduled to hold talks with India's external affairs minister in New Delhi on Thursday.
Bigfoot Existence Questioned By Study Testing DNA From Hair Samples
Instead, the study's findings suggest that there could be a new or hybrid bear species roaming the Himalayas.
Samsung Planning Galaxy S5 With Its Own Tizen Operating System
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France Proposes $1B Euro Credit Line For India Projects
India is keen to attract foreign development agencies and companies to help finance new roads, railways and cities.
India To Revamp Colonial Era Train Networks, Courting Foreign Investment
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