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Central Asia united on economic crisis response14-OCT-09
Leaders from Russia, China and four Central Asian nations vowed today to work together to coordinate their responses to the global economic crisis.
Prez asks countries to take measures to eliminate terrorism07-SEP-09
India today asked countries in the region to take "urgent, proactive measures" to cooperate and eliminate terrorism in all its forms and manifestations to ensure that these forces do not derail the processes of progress and prosperity.
Call to speed up work on India-Central Asia corridor19-MAR-09
India’s engagement with Central Asia, both politically and economically, is on the rise, but without greater access to the countries in the region.
India, Kazakhstan sign pact for uranium supply25-JAN-09
India today signed a civil nuclear pact with Kazakhstan under which the uranium-rich central Asian country will supply fuel to atomic plants in the country.
'Most effective way to eliminate terror is to cooperate'18-JAN-09
Q: I have two questions. One is: Do you think that the November 26 attack is an act of war? And, second: The Indian prime minister has gone on record saying that terrorism is a part of state policy of Pakistan.
Tales of royal foodies...30-AUG-08
The Mughals transformed the country’s cuisine by intermingling Central Asian, Persian and Afghani influences with native styles and ingredients.
The Taliban fire still rages23-JUL-08

President George Bush recently told a group of American journalists that the greatest challenge that his successor would face is not from the situation in Iraq, or the growing violence in Afghanistan, but from the growing challenges of Islamic radicalism in Pakistan.

US ready to do business with a minority govt22-JUL-08
Ahead of the crucial trust vote that will decide the fate of the UPA government, the US today said it will move forward on the nuclear deal with any dispensation in New Delhi, even if it is in minorit
V V: The war the West is losing12-JUL-08

'All they (the US) are interested in is Osama bin Laden'

Pakistani historian and political commentator Ahmed Rashid, who masterfully explained The Taliban: Islam, Oil and the New Great Game in Central Asia (2000), and followed it up with Jihad: The Rise of Islam in Central Asia (2002), has now provided an update with Descent into Chaos: How the War Against Islamic Extremism is Being Lost in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Central Asia (Allen Lane/Penguin, special Indian price, Rs 495).

Raghu Dayal: India in the red15-JUN-08

China is creating a ring of anti-Indian influences in the South Asian neighbourhood that signifies strategic encirclement and containment of India.

Jet wins the `Best Cargo Airline of Central Asia` award27-MAY-08

Jet Airways, India's premier international airline, has won the Best Cargo Airline of Central Asia' at the prestigious Cargo Airline of the Year Awards, held at the Royal Lancaster Hotel, London.

India to join central Asia gas pipeline21-FEB-06
India will join the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan natural gas pipeline to meet its fuel needs.
India, Russia plan joint oil ventures06-DEC-05
Indian firms to be invited to buy stakes in Russian oil and gas companies.
S C N Jatar: Pipe dreams16-JUN-05
Instead of negotiating from a position of strength, the petroleum minister is making it appear as if we are starving because of a lack of energy resources.
India to host oil sellers` meet01-JUN-05
In an effort to form an Asian oil community, India will host a buyer-seller meet where Central Asian oil producers and four largest Asian consumers will be present in October.
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