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I want to know of PM of India Manmohan Singh
02-22-2010, 10:09 PM
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I want to know of PM of India Manmohan Singh
I want to know of PM of India Manmohan Singh feature of their period as PM.
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02-25-2010, 04:54 PM
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He is a Blackspot on Punjabi People. He represents Congress Party, which party kills a lot of innocent sikhs during 1984.

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02-26-2010, 09:27 AM
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(02-25-2010 04:54 PM)AnthonyBeldt Wrote:  He is a Blackspot on Punjabi People. He represents Congress Party, which party kills a lot of innocent sikhs during 1984.

So for you, any Panjabi joining Congress is bad?
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03-13-2010, 11:09 AM
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I guess its not good to judge. Nobody is perfect and who ever take the place there is still people who will not like it. Its hard to please people. There are only two words on that ... anti and pro...

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04-28-2010, 02:00 PM
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Ahead of his visit to Bhutan on Wednesday to attend the 16th SAARC Summit, Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh reiterated India’s commitment to play its role in the resurgence of South Asia.

In a statement on the eve on his departure, Dr. Singh said: “The winds of change are blowing across the world. South Asia cannot be immune to the trend of greater integration, both at the regional and global levels. If we as South Asians work together, there is nothing that we will not be able to achieve. India will play its part in the resurgence of South Asia.”

With the theme of this year's SAARC Summit being Climate Change, Dr. Singh said that he looks forward to discussing regional cooperation and strategies for tackling the effects of global warming in the region.

“Ours is a particularly vulnerable region, which demands a coordinated and well thought out response cutting across sectors. We all stand to benefit by learning from each other's experiences and strengths,” Dr. Singh stated.

Describing the establishment of SAARC in 1985 as a visionary step for the South Asian region, Dr. Singh said: “During this period the region has witnessed major transformation, and the idea of regional economic cooperation has taken firm roots.” “This Summit has special significance as it takes place on the 25th anniversary of SAARC. This is also the first time that Bhutan will be hosting a SAARC Summit,” Dr. Singh further stated in his statement.
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