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Thanks Russia! But the whole story on Nambi Narayanan seems to me as a conspiracy theory. Nambi Narayanan arrest has nothing to do with Cryo tech.

RIP Unfortunately India too is not very different in such cases.

Both countries could have conducted the whole affair discreetly and diplomatically, especially India. India acted very childish in the whole episode. A huge setback to Indo US relations.

No comments from Pakistanis. Seems Pakistanis have become indifference towards their own heroes.

Peshawar: Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai, who survived being shot in the head by the Taliban to champion girls' rights to education, paid tribute today to a teenager killed stopping a suicide bomber from attacking a school. Aitzaz Hassan, 15, a student in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province...

I think in the whole episode both governments were extremely childish. It was wrong of US to arrest a serving diplomat and treating her as a criminal, and it was wrong of India to react in a manner it reacted. In any case the end result would have been same. However, the fallout is...

You could have just used google. Anyway the link is Khobragade fallout: India expels senior US diplomat | Firstpost

Why the fcuk is India government giving such importance to a trival case over Indo-US relations? I guess the civil service lobby is working round that clock on this. (Her father too was an IAS officer)

The diplomat that was expelled was the guy who arranged the tickets for Sangita Richard, the maid.

And you are forgetting Bangladesh :lol:

How can it be China's fault, if UK has that much money to spare for such aid :lol:

New Delhi/New York: Diplomat Devyani Khobragade flew back to India on Friday after a deal between the US and India in which she was indicted but granted diplomatic immunity from visa fraud charges. India has now expelled an American diplomat of similar rank from Delhi, in a sign of lingering...

R.I.P brave soldier.

US has not dropped the case. She is indicted

I may be wrong, but as a diplomat attached to UN and with US state department itself recognizing her diplomatic status, I guess US has no say here.

Ahmad Nejad is wanted in 1979 criminal case, but was allowed to visit US many times during his tenure as a president of Iran. I don't thing US can deny her a visa until the time she is a diplomat, but as a person non grata she is not welcome in US any more. He sure put India-US on a major...

State department is already backing him and has given him a clean chit. His ego might have got hurt, but he has confronted a wrong country.

US never said they would not give her visa. They said they would not prosecute her until the time she enjoys diplomatic immunity, meaning a long long time.

Preet Bharara is a bigshot already. He is pursuing white-collar crime on Wall Street and Wall Street is on back foot

She can go to US whenever she wants. She enjoys diplomatic immunity.