Calibrated FDI opening in retail, defence: India tells US
India has said it will go for calibrated FDI liberalisation in sectors like defence and retail amidst the US demand for opening different segments for foreign investors.

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Fight terror groups across the board, India tells US By Arun Kumar, Washington, June 4 : Reminding the United States that terror knows no boundaries, India has asked Washington to fight terrorist groups across the board, including Pakistan-based anti-Indian militant groups like the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) that is blamed for the 26/11 Mumbai carnage. Read more on New Kerala

India Tells Mobile Firms to Delay Deals for Chinese Telecom Equipment
The Indian government requires Indian mobile operators to get security clearance before purchasing any equipment.

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Sports Ministry tells IPL not to tread on ‘India’
Indian Premier League Commissioner Lalit Modi and title sponsor of the Twenty20 extravaganza DLF have been asked by the Sports Ministry to stop misusing the word India and comply with an Allahabad High Court order. At the centre of the controversy is the ‘Building India’ tagline in the DLF logo on the bowler’s run-up area and the passage leading to the presentation ceremony, where players …

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Ensure smooth traffic during IPL, high court tells Nagpur police
The Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court on Thursday directed the Nagpur police and the IPL organisers to follow a set of plans so that there is not traffic jam during the cricket matches.

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Want full Govt funding: Prasar Bharati tells Parliamentary panel
New Delhi, Feb 19 : The Prasar Bharati Corporation wants full government funding for Doordarshan and All India Radio to enable them to perform their role as a public broadcaster.

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No need to panic, Hockey India tells visiting teams
Hockey India (HI) president Vidya Stokes Wednesday allayed security apprehensions of New Zealand and Australian teams, saying the Indian government is taking all necessary steps to host a ’safe and secure’ World cup that begins here Feb 28.

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India tells Lanka to follow law in Fonseka arrest
India Thursday asked Sri Lanka to follow ‘due processes of law’ in the detention of former army chief and defeated opposition presidential leader Sarath Fonseka who was arrested for allegedly conspiring to topple the government.

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