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India's concerns taken seriously, says Nepal PM
Amid India"s concerns over use of Nepalese soil by ISI and other anti-India elements, Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal has said such apprehensions are being taken seriously but made it clear that an extradition treaty would have to wait for political stability here.

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With the Indian economy showing signs of leaving the recession behind, companies from the US are once again making a beeline to the India shores scouting for opportunities. Companies from varied sectors are looking to test the waters with an investment in mind at a later stage. “Last year, things were rocky and very few trade delegations came to India. However in the last one and half months, things have turned around,”said Sandeep Mehra, committee member, Indo American Chamber of Commerce (IACC), Karnataka branch.

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Mamata eyes Jharkhand votes
Buoyed by the Trinamool Congress’ success in the just-concluded Arunachal Pradesh elections in which it won five seats, party chief Mamata Banerjee has decided to field candidates in the upcoming Jharkhand elections as well. Even as the Congress is irked by Banerjee’s zeal as her party eats into its votebank, Banerjee is determined to make the Trinamool a registered national party by increasing its vote share in other states. The two parties are partners in the United Progressive Alliance but Banerjee is yet to decide if the Trinamool will support the Congress government in Arunachal Pradesh or sit in the opposition. Banerjee is also looking at constituencies in the East Singhbhum area — with a considerable Bengali population — as her target constituencies in Jharkhand.
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Andhra orders CBI probe into YSR's chopper crash

The Andhra Pradesh government has decided to order a CBI inquiry into the helicopter crash in which former chief minister YS Rajasekhara Reddy and four others died. - Andhra Cabinet sworn in again; Rosaiah assumes office - Succession race hots up in AP - Aditi Phadnis: Son-rise in Andhra?">Aditi Phadnis: Son-rise in Andhra? - Andhra bids farewell to YSR - Andhra cabinet wants YSR son to be Chief Minister - Chopper deviated from route, hit a cliff State chief minister K Rosaiah spoke to Union home minister P Chidambaram on phone requesting for a CBI probe into the helicopter and the latter had agreed to it, a statement issued by the government said. The state government has also decided to constitute a two-member high-level expert committee consisting of MR Reddy, a retired IPS officer and an expert in VIP security, and HS Kola, former director general, civil aviation (DGCA), to probe the helicopter crash in two months. The committee, which would be given all assistance from the government, could co-opt any expert and officer, if required. The committee would also go into preceding circumstances and also following events of the September 2 accident. CB-CID, the state police wing, has already started investigation and the DGCA was making a statutory inquiry into the crash, it added. Rosaiah, who held a review meeting on Monday, said the government was determined to bring out all facts and take steps to prevent any such incidents in future. Home minister Sabita Indra Reddy, agriculture minister N Raghuveera Reddy, chief secretary P Ramakanth Reddy, director general of police SSP Yadav, additional director general (intelligence) Arvind Rao and others attended the meeting.


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