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Caste
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Anderson
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Media, far right groups demonising Muslims
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Don’t
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Kerala
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Prime Minister uses Urdu to connect with Kahsmiris |
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Afghan
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The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB)
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Muslims in India don’t vote effectively, so are the Muslims in
United States:
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The government is warned
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Minister uses Urdu to connect with Kahsmiris:
His finger right on the pulse of his audience, Prime Minister
Manmohan Singh Monday connected well with Kashmiris when he
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High Court Stays Opening of AMU Special Centres:
A Division Bench of the Kerala High Court on Monday directed the
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verdict, defeat and anger hang heavy over Bhopal:
The gloom is unrelenting
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CBI to
close case of missing Babri Masjid files:
The CBI has decided to file a closure report to bring to an end its
probe in the case of the 23 missing files believed to be related to
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Gas Tragedy verdict:
All eight accused guilty:
Over 25 years after a
gas leak from the Union Carbide plant on the night of Dec 2-3, 1984,
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Shabnam Hashmi resigns from NIC protesting Thackeray’s inclusion:
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Singapore:
A top International Monetary Fund (IMF) official on Wednesday warned
Asia of possible spillovers from the European debt crisis, but said
the region was in a good position to take up challenges from the
shockwaves of the global recession.
“Adverse developments in Europe could disrupt global trade, with
implications for Asia given the still important role of external
demand,” IMF’s Deputy Managing Director Naoyuki Shinohara told a
seminar in Singapore.
Asia would continue leading the global economy forward, he said, but
warned that the region’s bright growth prospects would likely
attract more capital which “could lead to risks of overheating in
some economies.”
“Nevertheless, while Asia is not immune from
developments elsewhere in the world, the region is in a very strong
position to tackle these risks,” Shinohara said.
The strong fiscal position of most Asian economies provided space to
respond flexible to the European debt crisis, he said, as “there is
ample room in most Asian economies to pause the withdrawal of fiscal
stimulus” introduced to tackle the global recession.
“The key will be for (Asian) policymakers to keep an eye on the
bigger picture and be ready to act swiftly as developments unfold,”
he said.
Shinohara said Asia’s economic success would make the region “a
leading force in reshaping the global economy.”
“With Asia’s
economic muscle growing, the policy choices made in this region will
have an important impact on the global economy,” he said.
Shinohara said although the global recovery was proceeding “in
large part as we had expected,” the European debt crisis and the
associated financial market volatility “have reminded us all that
the recovery is fragile and still subject to considerable risks.”
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