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India initiated its Look East Policy way back in 1991. The year Hillary became secretary of state is January 21, 2009.

Japan Weighs Options for Pricey Fighter Jets By CHESTER DAWSON TOKYO—Japan is upgrading air defenses increasingly tested by China and Russia, and officials are wrestling with a fundamental question: Can the country still afford to pay for the most advanced technology and nurture its...

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Pakistan seeks Australia uranium after India ban lifted 5 December 2011 Last updated at 08:25 GMT Pakistan says it should be allowed access to uranium from Australia, after a long-standing ban on exporting the substance to India was overturned. Delhi welcomed Sunday's vote by Australia's...

Kerala's Communist party elected by Kerala's people. But who 'elects' China's CPC?

Australia denies suggesting India-US security pact Australia has denied pushing for a joint security pact with India and the US, saying comments by Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd were misinterpreted. Mr Rudd was quoted in the Australian Financial Review this week as backing the trilateral...

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Why Pandits left kashmir is widely known, especially during 1989 uprising. Yes, I agree with you that some families left for financial reason but many did not. As far as the number of Pandits who left valley is concerned, Indian Govt. say that number of Kashmiri Pandits around 200,000. Al...

What are you talking is the communal violence during partition. Of course I feel sad what happened to your family :frown:. But, there are same stories to tell from the Hindus who forced to leave their ancestral land. Many of my friends who migraed from Pakistan had lost their loved ones. One of...

Yes, but there are many Pakistanis (born bred in Pakistan) married Indian grooms as well. A significant portion live in Hyderabad, Lucknow, Indian Punjab. So, it is not one-way traffic. @offtopic, good to hear about you Indian connection. :)

Yes, I read not only this article but all articles which is a part of series. Al Jajeera actually did mention about Indian Military atrocity but it in the other article. As far as the Indian Military's atrocity is concerned I agree with what Al Jajeera said in its report.

I think you're talking about 1947, aren't you? But I'm talking about incidences after year 2006. But as I said earlier that I agree with the point made by 'ajpirzada'

And this is what Al Jazeera says at the beginning of the article.

Australia's ruling Labor clears uranium sales to India By James Grubel SYDNEY | Sun Dec 4, 2011 8:19am IST (Reuters) - Australia's ruling Labor Party on Sunday endorsed plans to open up uranium sales to India, clearing the way for talks on a bilateral nuclear agreement and resolving an issue...

It's not only what I think but it's what they think as well. This report is by Headlines Today. ( I know you'll say I don't believe Indian media)

I think Forced to made. For them very hard to leave behind everything where they're living for generation.

Yes, I agree with your post to a large extent. But, Muslims in Pakistan do not face atrocities like forced conversion, Jijiya etc. As per Pakistan Hindu Panchayat every month 22-30 incidents of Forced conversion/Kidnap happen to the Pakistani Hindu community alone. I think tolerance for other...

Kashmiris are suffering from Indian Military Personnel atrocities, true. Kashmiri are suffering from terrorists exported by our neighbour is also true. 200,000 Kashmiri Hindus fled the valley because of communal violence is true as well. Their number is actually dwindling as per recent...

Forced Conversion/Kidnap/Rape/jijiya (religious tax)/Forced to study 'Islamiat' at school etc.

The number is not few hundred. But THOUSANDS Over 7,000 Pakistani Hindus cleared for Indian citizenship More than 7,000 Pakistani nationals living in India even after their visas expired seeking permanent residency will be able to get Indian citizenship. In a communication to Punjab...