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 "In US, PM will attempt to recover his legacy")
Feet in the clouds
It seems the instant his feet are off Indian soil, Manmohan Singh can take decisions
 "Feet in the clouds")
PM-Sharif meet to focus on trade
Sources said a significant step forward in exporting electricity to Pakistan could happen as early as next week
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Singh turns 81 but there's no cake
The cake-cutting was cancelled, for fear of TV anchors proclaiming the PM ate cake while jawans died
Terror won't deter progress on trade with Pak
By some estimates, annual trade between the two neighbours following normalisation of economic relations could go up to $12 billion
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 "Singh to UN: Robust growth is most important")
In New York, gloom and failure
Singh left for the US in a blaze of optimism. The trip ends with an unrelieved gloom
Manmohan tells Sharif: Fix LoC first, then trade
Both PMs have accepted invitations to visit the other country but no dates have been set
 "PM in US: Some ups, many downs")
Mihir S Sharma: The kid's not all right
Politicians are supposed to get into the business to change the world around them. But it seems Gandhi got into the business to help keep a party running. Big difference
PM won't quit over Rahul's remarks, questions timing
Says he's not upset, will decide on convicted lawmakers ordinance after consultations
Mihir S Sharma: The fruits of weakness
The UPA's weaknesses, born of the many failures of imagination and ability in the Congress, have real consequences
Terror strikes peace talks, PM seeks 'toned down' expectations
PM emphasises in talks with Obama that Pakistan remained the 'epicentre of terror'
 "Terror strikes peace talks, PM seeks 'toned down' expectations")
Rahul Gandhi launches an intercontinental missile
This was so unprecedented that every journalist immediately had to file a report
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What Modi and Chidambaram refuse to tell you
The numbers seem to say the UPA has stewarded the Indian economy far better than the NDA. But that's deceptive, if not in the way the BJP claims
 "What Modi and Chidambaram refuse to tell you")
Newsmaker: Nandan Nilekani
In search of a new role
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The truth about 'appeasement'
Much of what's being said about the Muzaffarnagar riots is pushing an insidious and false narrative
