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London, April 02: Declaring that India was the new global power, US President Barack Obama said the country is a critical player on the world stage. Obama was speaking after he had his first meeting with PM Manmohan Singh on the sidelines of the G-20 summit here on Thursday.
He said the US sees India as a global partner and together the two countries can play a critical part in meeting the challenges of the 21st century, he said at the end of a lively one-on-one meeting with Singh.
Singh has unleashed Indias economic power in the world. He is largely responsible for the rise of India, Obama noted.
PM Manmohan Singh returned the US president;s compliments by saying India greatly admires Obama.
Singh referred to strategic relationship that had developed between the two countries during the last five years and India wanted to carry this forward.
"Under your leadership we will face challenges such as climate change," the Prime Minister told Obama
Conveying India's keenness to carry forward the Indo-US strategic relationship that has developed over the last five years, Singh told Obama that India and the US shared "same dreams and same vision" and the two countries would like to work together to realise those dreams.
Singh said he would like to invite Obama to India where a warm welcome awaits you. Obama, inturn, invited Singh to the US.
During the talks, Manmohan Singh made it clear that Pakistan must show absolute sincerity in bringing the perpetrators of the Mumbai attack to book before the talks can be resumed between the two countries.
"We discussed development in Afghanistan and Pakistan. We both agreed that our two countries must work together to counter the forces of terror," Manmohan Singh replied when asked about his first meeting with President Obama on the sidelines of the G20 summit here.
"We have a global strategic partnership with the US. We both have agreed that there are enormous opportunities to strengthen this relationship and to make it more productive and durable."
He described the discussion as "useful and productive" that focused on development of bilateral relations and how problems of the region can be resolved by interaction between the two countries.
Apart from the global financial meltdown, the two leaders discussed an entire array of bilateral, regional and global issues, including terrorism, energy security, climate change and the situation in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
"We did discuss the issue of terrorism - we discussed it not simply in terms of terrorism emanating from Pakistan, although obviously we are very concerned about extremists and terrorists who have made camp in the border regions of Pakistan, as well as in Afghanistan," Obama said at a press conference.
"But we spoke about it more cooperatively, in terms of how we can coordinate effectively on issues of counter terrorism."
"We also spoke about the fact that in a nuclear age, at a time when perhaps the greatest enemy of both India and Pakistan should be poverty, it may make sense to create a more effective dialogue between India and Pakistan," the American leader added.
With developments in Pakistan and Afghanistan figuring prominently in the discussions, Manmohan Singh made it clear that Pakistan must show absolute sincerity in bringing the perpetrators of the Mumbai attack to book before the talks can be resumed between the two countries.
Manmohan Obama meet-India a global superpower: Barack Obama
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Obama concludes speech in Parliament; praised India's emergence as economic superpower
New Delhi: US president Barrack Obama today addressed the members of the parliament and spoke about issues ranging from bilateral relationships to terrorism, economic pacts to atomic energy, Indias emergence as an economic power to regional security.
The US president reached the Parliament around 5:30 pm where he was received by Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari and Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal were also waiting for Obama at the entrance of the central hall of parliament.
The MPs listened to the speech of Obama in pin drop silence and applauded him from time to time for his positive remarks towards India and its rich heritage. Vice President Karzai read the welcome speech and invited Obama to address the members of the Parliament.
It was a touchy gesture from Obama when he concluded his dpeech with- Jai Hind. May the partnership between India and United States. During the course of his speech, the members of the houses applauded Obama for 35 times by clapping.
Lok Sabha speaker delivered the vote of thanks, and praised Obama for his enlightening speech. She pointed out that both the countries are affected by terrorism and thanked him for his concerns.
The main points of Obamas speech are as follows:
-Obama applauded India for its huge leap in the recent times and said that India is not an emerging economy of the world, but it has already emerged and is a very important country not only for Asia but for the whole world.
-Obama praised India for the hospitability and said that he and his wife, Michelle, were highly inspired by their stay in India.
-In a major statement, Obama backed India's bid for a permanent United Nations Security Council seat. In his speech, he said: 'I look forward to a reformed United Nations Security Council that includes India as a permanent member.'
-He said that India and US should keep on working together not only for their benefit but for the benefit of the whole world. Obama said that India is an important country that has the power to influence the whole world.
-Obama tried to create an emotional bondage by repeatedly mentioning Mahatama Gandhi, Panchatantra, Vivekanand, Chandni Chowk, Punjab, India's rich cultural heritage, etc. He said that to bring a change in the world, the teachings of Mahatama Gandhi are very relevant.
-Obama said Indian trip is his longest foreign visit of his reign. He said that India and US should come together to define the fate of 21st century. He said that US would assist India in agriculture sector and also expressed that Indian and US people should come together for mutual benefits.
-Obama praised Indian democracy and said that free and fair elections is the base of Indian democracy., and both India and US are leading democracies of the world.
-He also spoke on nuclear energy, and said that for peaceful nuclear energy, everybody should own the responsibility.
-Speaking on terrorism, he said that terrorists camps in Pakistan is not acceptable. The network of terrorism will be demolished. For regional security, US is in favour of Indo-Pak dialogues.
-He extended his tribute to the victims of 26/11 and 9/11 tragedies. He asserted that the perpetrators of 26/11 Mumbai attacks will certainly be penalized. He said that there is no place for terrorism.
Obama concludes speech in Parliament; says India is economic super power! : MyNews.in
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Opinions welcomed!
My sources,will.
London, April 02: Declaring that India was the new global power, US President Barack Obama said the country is a critical player on the world stage. Obama was speaking after he had his first meeting with PM Manmohan Singh on the sidelines of the G-20 summit here on Thursday.
He said the US sees India as a global partner and together the two countries can play a critical part in meeting the challenges of the 21st century, he said at the end of a lively one-on-one meeting with Singh.
Singh has unleashed Indias economic power in the world. He is largely responsible for the rise of India, Obama noted.
PM Manmohan Singh returned the US president;s compliments by saying India greatly admires Obama.
Singh referred to strategic relationship that had developed between the two countries during the last five years and India wanted to carry this forward.
"Under your leadership we will face challenges such as climate change," the Prime Minister told Obama
Conveying India's keenness to carry forward the Indo-US strategic relationship that has developed over the last five years, Singh told Obama that India and the US shared "same dreams and same vision" and the two countries would like to work together to realise those dreams.
Singh said he would like to invite Obama to India where a warm welcome awaits you. Obama, inturn, invited Singh to the US.
During the talks, Manmohan Singh made it clear that Pakistan must show absolute sincerity in bringing the perpetrators of the Mumbai attack to book before the talks can be resumed between the two countries.
"We discussed development in Afghanistan and Pakistan. We both agreed that our two countries must work together to counter the forces of terror," Manmohan Singh replied when asked about his first meeting with President Obama on the sidelines of the G20 summit here.
"We have a global strategic partnership with the US. We both have agreed that there are enormous opportunities to strengthen this relationship and to make it more productive and durable."
He described the discussion as "useful and productive" that focused on development of bilateral relations and how problems of the region can be resolved by interaction between the two countries.
Apart from the global financial meltdown, the two leaders discussed an entire array of bilateral, regional and global issues, including terrorism, energy security, climate change and the situation in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
"We did discuss the issue of terrorism - we discussed it not simply in terms of terrorism emanating from Pakistan, although obviously we are very concerned about extremists and terrorists who have made camp in the border regions of Pakistan, as well as in Afghanistan," Obama said at a press conference.
"But we spoke about it more cooperatively, in terms of how we can coordinate effectively on issues of counter terrorism."
"We also spoke about the fact that in a nuclear age, at a time when perhaps the greatest enemy of both India and Pakistan should be poverty, it may make sense to create a more effective dialogue between India and Pakistan," the American leader added.
With developments in Pakistan and Afghanistan figuring prominently in the discussions, Manmohan Singh made it clear that Pakistan must show absolute sincerity in bringing the perpetrators of the Mumbai attack to book before the talks can be resumed between the two countries.
Manmohan Obama meet-India a global superpower: Barack Obama
____________________________________________________
Obama concludes speech in Parliament; praised India's emergence as economic superpower
New Delhi: US president Barrack Obama today addressed the members of the parliament and spoke about issues ranging from bilateral relationships to terrorism, economic pacts to atomic energy, Indias emergence as an economic power to regional security.
The US president reached the Parliament around 5:30 pm where he was received by Rajya Sabha Chairman Hamid Ansari and Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal were also waiting for Obama at the entrance of the central hall of parliament.
The MPs listened to the speech of Obama in pin drop silence and applauded him from time to time for his positive remarks towards India and its rich heritage. Vice President Karzai read the welcome speech and invited Obama to address the members of the Parliament.
It was a touchy gesture from Obama when he concluded his dpeech with- Jai Hind. May the partnership between India and United States. During the course of his speech, the members of the houses applauded Obama for 35 times by clapping.
Lok Sabha speaker delivered the vote of thanks, and praised Obama for his enlightening speech. She pointed out that both the countries are affected by terrorism and thanked him for his concerns.
The main points of Obamas speech are as follows:
-Obama applauded India for its huge leap in the recent times and said that India is not an emerging economy of the world, but it has already emerged and is a very important country not only for Asia but for the whole world.
-Obama praised India for the hospitability and said that he and his wife, Michelle, were highly inspired by their stay in India.
-In a major statement, Obama backed India's bid for a permanent United Nations Security Council seat. In his speech, he said: 'I look forward to a reformed United Nations Security Council that includes India as a permanent member.'
-He said that India and US should keep on working together not only for their benefit but for the benefit of the whole world. Obama said that India is an important country that has the power to influence the whole world.
-Obama tried to create an emotional bondage by repeatedly mentioning Mahatama Gandhi, Panchatantra, Vivekanand, Chandni Chowk, Punjab, India's rich cultural heritage, etc. He said that to bring a change in the world, the teachings of Mahatama Gandhi are very relevant.
-Obama said Indian trip is his longest foreign visit of his reign. He said that India and US should come together to define the fate of 21st century. He said that US would assist India in agriculture sector and also expressed that Indian and US people should come together for mutual benefits.
-Obama praised Indian democracy and said that free and fair elections is the base of Indian democracy., and both India and US are leading democracies of the world.
-He also spoke on nuclear energy, and said that for peaceful nuclear energy, everybody should own the responsibility.
-Speaking on terrorism, he said that terrorists camps in Pakistan is not acceptable. The network of terrorism will be demolished. For regional security, US is in favour of Indo-Pak dialogues.
-He extended his tribute to the victims of 26/11 and 9/11 tragedies. He asserted that the perpetrators of 26/11 Mumbai attacks will certainly be penalized. He said that there is no place for terrorism.
Obama concludes speech in Parliament; says India is economic super power! : MyNews.in
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Opinions welcomed!
as it never gets old.
Then we will again see Omar's essays on this thread nothing else.
