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'The four-member task force has already submitted its report. Not just the Swiss banks, there are nearly 75 tax havens worldwide which are used to stash slush monies,' L K Advani said.

Obama in Trinidad and Tobago

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Arestes Belford is selling more up-to-date membrane, including photographs with the coats of arms of Trinidad and the United States and a reference to the Summit of the Americas. Belford is from Trinidad and Tobago but Mrs. multiply needle nickels notes number Orange outlet over speeding paisa parallel pars Party Pennies perpendicular petrol pipe play Play game currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. He could not miss an occasion like this to travel to his native country. 'It's the first black president of US and the first one to come to Trinidad in a very long time. I can't remember the last US president who came to Trinidad,' he said.

Obama-mania

Obama-mania has struck Trinidad and Tobago like a storm - though the Caribbean nation is set to host 34 country leaders from $ 3.67 $ 100 100 Bananas 180 20 3 liters 5 liters 50 50 notes 8 bananas A B adding Age Age calculation alert Andy angelina Angle animals Answer arriving Back across the Americas, residents only seem to care about United States President Barack Obama.

'I would like to shake his hand,' said a Trinidadian, named Shanti McKenzie. McKenzie was dressed in a T-shirt with Obama's face. 'It's a good thing that he's coming,' she said. 'I wish he was our new prime minister here. James age k.m. km km/h kmph kms Length lighter Liguid containers Liquid measurements low LPG Mark Mechanisms men minutes Mixture mph' Like many of her compatriots, McKenzie is convinced that Obama 'will be a great change' for Latin America and the Caribbean.

We will fetch back mire funds from overseas in 100 days: L K Advani

NDA (National Democratic Alliance) would bring back slush funds, estimated at $140 billion, stashed in foreign banks, within 100 days if voted to power, BJP(Bharatiya Janata Party) leader L.K. Advani promised Friday.

Addressing the media in the country's commercial capital, Advani said the Bhartiy Janta Party had set up a special task force to ascertain the entire gamut of issues of Indian slush funds hidden in foreign banks, including Swiss banks.

'The four-member task force has already submitted its report. Not just the Swiss banks, there are nearly 75 tax havens worldwide which are used to stash slush monies,' L K Advani said.

L K Advani also called for a 'national consensus' to bring back the huge amounts, said to be secreted in secret accounts in foreign shores, which could help the country's economy and security.

This flight of capital from a developing country to developed countries had caused great damage to the nation's economy and security, according to Advani.

'This has prompted us to go in such a forthright manner on this issue,' L K Advani said. He said the US administration under President Barack Obama was planning legislation to target tax havens. Urging India not to remain a 'mute spectator', L K Advani said India needed to come up with similar initiatives. Best Luck L K Advaniji……….

Obama buildup sweeps Trinidad and Tobago

Obama-mania has struck Trinidad and Tobago like a storm - though the Caribbean nation is set to host 34 country leaders from across the Americas, residents only seem to care about United States President Barack Obama.

'I would like to shake his hand,' said a Trinidadian, named Shanti McKenzie. McKenzie was dressed in a T-shirt with Obama's face. 'It's a good thing that he's coming,' she said. 'I wish he was our new prime minister here.' Like many of her compatriots, McKenzie is convinced that Obama 'will be a great change' for Latin America and the Caribbean.

'I hope he can also bring a change in Trinidad,' she gushed. Shanti McKenzie made her way toward the centre of Port of Spain, stopping at some of the many street stands selling all kinds of Obama-themed souvenirs.

Arestes Belford is selling more up-to-date membrane, including photographs with the coats of arms of Trinidad and the United States and a reference to the Summit of the Americas.

Belford is from Trinidad and Tobago but currently resides in Brooklyn, New York. He could not miss an occasion like this to travel to his native country. 'It's the first black president of US and the first one to come to Trinidad in a very long time. I can't remember the last US president who came to Trinidad,' he said.

Behind Belford, the giant screen over a fast-food restaurant between adverts showed music videos from local artists that are dedicated to Obama. 'Barack, Barack, it's Obama, first black president in White House, yo. A moment I'm so happy to see,' raps local star Third Bass on the screen in the main avenue of the country's capital.

'The big boss is coming, the big boss. After God, he's the boss,' he stressed. 'The world respects Obama, we also do.' Beyond the international echo of the presence of the first black US president in Trinidad and Tobago, Albert rejoices about its more mundane aspects.

‘We need many things getting done, and nobody listens to us. Now Obama is coming, and we are getting everything done, the streets,' he said. 'I wish he would come every six months, and then everything here would be very nice.'

Advani’s commitment: No compromise on terrorism

L.K. Advani in Raipur, Citing the example of the US, Bharatiya Janata Party leader L.K. Advani said Saturday the party would adopt a 'zero-tolerance policy' on terrorism if voted to power.

United States did not be opposite any terrorist attack after the 9/11 terrorist strike only because it adopted a tough style and policy against terrorists. The BJP too will adopt a tough attitude and adopt a zero-tolerance policy if voted to power,' the party's PM candidate said at a rally at the Gandhi Maidan late evening.

He appealed to the people to vote for 'a nationalist party - BJP - because if BJP wins in this elections, India will win'. 'If you give us an chance at the centre, I will prove that the 21st century belongs to India just as the 20th century was under enemy control by western countries,' the veteran leader told the well-attended rally.

He said the states administrated by the BJP and its National Democratic Alliance (NDA) partners have set an example of good governance, security and development including in Bihar.

Advani showered praises on Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh for bringing in development in the state, which was created in November 2000 by the BJP-led government at the centre, and termed him a good administrator.

Pakistan seeks information of terror risk to Elections of India

Islamabad said Saturday it had sought details from India on the perceived terrorist threat to its general elections.

'We have made a request to the Indian government for intelligence sharing so that all necessary steps could be taken,' Interior Minister Rehman Malik said at a press conference, noting that Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had spoken of the threat.

He sharp out that it was for the Indian administration to provide information about the threat. 'We are facing a common enemy,' Geo TV quoted Malik as saying.

'If you give us an opportunity at the centre, I will prove that the 21st century belongs to India just as the 20th century was dominated by western countries,' the veteran leader told the well-attended rally.

'We don't want recurrence of incidents like the Mumbai attacks,' Malik added. Dr. Manmohan Singh's remarks had come during an interaction with women journalists in New Delhi Friday.

North Korea will face U.N. statement

Five permanent member countries of the United Nations Security Council and Sixth is Japan, have reached an agreement on a draft statement about North Korea's long-range rocket launch last weekend, envoys said on Saturday.

British U.N. Ambassador John Sawers incorrigible the agreement, which came after a nearly two-hour meeting on Saturday that ended a weeklong deadlock on a Security Council response to North Korea's rocket launch last Sunday.

"We now have an understanding amongst the United States, China, Russia, Britain, France and Japan on a draft presidential statement to put to the other members of the 0council," Sawers told reporters.

Presidential statements are formal statements of council positions read out by the president of the Security Council. They are generally considered to be weaker than resolutions. U.S. Ambassador Susan Rice declined to disclose any details of the statement but said, "We think this text sends a clear message."

The full 15-member Security Council was expected to receive the draft text at a closed-door meeting scheduled for 6:30 GMT, U.N. diplomats said. The agreement, they said, came after Japan said it would back a U.S.-drafted statement to be issued by the council.

The United States, Japan and South Korea say North Korea launched a long-range ballistic missile, not a satellite, in violation of Security Council resolution 1718 banning the firing of such missiles.

The statement does not declare North Korea in "violation" of 1718, diplomats said it suggests the launch was not in conformity with it, a compromise that was acceptable to Beijing.

Japan had been approaching for a council determination that would declare Pyongyang in violation of resolution 1718 but Russia and China, which are undeviating veto-wielding council members, opposed this. They were not convinced the rocket launch, which North Korea says put a satellite into orbit, was a violation.

Obama wants to visit India early with his family: Dr. Manmohan Singh

Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh said Friday USA President Barack Obama had told him that he was keen to visit India early with his family, his wife Michelle Obama and tow daughters and build on the improving relationship with this country.

In his communication with women journalists Friday, Dr. Manmohan Singh spoke about his meeting with the US president on the sidelines of the G-20 summit in London last week.

'From my 45 minutes with Obama, my impression was that he was very clearly interested in India. He wants to improve relations with India and build on the strong ties between the two countries for the last several years,' he said.

The prime minister Dr. Singh said that Obama wished to come to India 'very early' with his wife, Michelle Obama. 'In fact, he said that he wants wants to bring his two daughters with him,' he said.

'Judging by my conversation I look forward to a very fruitful relation with him,' Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh said.

Muftis give up Delhi for Jammu and Kashmir

The Muftis have let go of national ambitions. Neither former Jammu and Kashmir chief minister Mufti Muhammad Sayeed, nor his daughter Mehbooba Mufti, the People's Democratic Party (PDP) president, would contest the Anantnag seat for the first time since 1998.

The Muftis have instead official trusted party man Peer Mohammad Hussain, a former minister. The Mufti had won from Anantnag in 1998 but lost the place the following year to the NCP. In 2004, Mehbooba Mufti won it back.

But instead of looking for re-election, the PDP chief on Monday evening announced Hussain's candidature. The Muftis' pulling out of the Lok Sabha election is a clear signal that they want to stay in Kashmir and win back ground lost to the Abdullahs' National Conference (NC).

This also means that the PDP will be a permanent political headache for the Omar Abdullah-led coalition government, which has a very thin majority in the House of 87 - 45 including two Independents. They want to become the " voice of the people in a more determined manner," sources close to the PDP said.

PDP with 21 seats in the legislative assembly profiles itself as a "potent" political power in the state. The father-daughter duo hope that the largest vote share in the assembly elections and aggressive campaigning in the parliamentary polls would yield good results for the party provided there is no rigging of the elections.

" NC leaders have not put out an official reaction to the Muftis not contesting the Lok Sabha polls, but sources in the party said, "They are doing so to bolster the morale of their own party workers as they have already seen writing on the wall." NC leaders feel that the PDP would lose all the three seats, to which the PDP has responded by saying, "It's NC's wishful thinking.” Former CM Sayeed has already started predicting the fall of the "directionless government which has no program at all."

Nuke discussion between US and Iran

US has said it would start conference with Iran over its nuclear program. The decision is has being seen as a further step toward the direct engagement with Iran that US President Barack Obama has promised.

It followed an call to Iran to join in a new round of talks, which would include Britain, France, Germany, Russia and China. It also coincided with an unusual face of conciliation toward the United States by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran, reports the New York Times.

Ahmadinejad said Wednesday in a talking in Isphahan that his government would welcome talks with the Obama administration, provided that the shift in American policy was "honest."

The Obama administration's choice is the latest in a series of gestures to Iran, ranging from Obama's videotaped New Year's greeting to the Iranian people three weeks ago to an impromptu encounter last week between an Iranian diplomat and a presidential envoy, Richard C. Holbrooke.

He also briefed them on the administration's broader Iran policy review, which is nearing completion, the State Department said. By showing a readiness to engage Iran, American officials said, the administration is trying to build support among allies like Germany and France, and more skeptical players, like Russia, so that if diplomatic efforts fail, it can marshal support for tougher sanctions against Tehran.

Finally CBI to file Satyam charge sheet on April 9

CBI (Central Bureau of Investigation) will file April 9 its first charge sheet in the Rs.78 billion Satyam fraud, which surfaced in January shocking India Inc.

'We are going to file the first charge sheet April 9,' CBI director Ashwini Kumar told reporters here. Last month, the CBI accused Satyam founder B. Ramalinga Raju, his brother and another arrested official of 'not sharing everything' in connection with the multi-billion dollar fraud in the IT major. The probe agency wanted them to go through a lie-detector test.

The probe agency said if they were disappointed with the answers then they would make the Raju brothers undergo a Norco analysis. Ramalinga Raju had Jan 7 confessed to having cooked the company's account books and inflated profits over the past several years.

The company founder and his brother Rama Raju were arrested Jan 9. Former chief financial officer Vadlamani Srinivas was picked up the next day. Two former auditors from Price Waterhouse were detained later. And today corporate world giants like IBM, Wipro, Larsen & Tubro, Spice group are running for take over Satyam.

Barack Obama and Manmohan Singh at G20 summit

Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh and U.S. President Barack Obama Thursday held their first joint talks and agreed to build up strategic partnership in all areas, including fighting terrorism.

During the talks, Dr. Manmohan Singh made clear that Pakistan must show total honesty 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 international considered partnership with the US. We both have agreed that there are enormous opportunities to strengthen this relationship and to make it more fruitful and strong.'

He described the discussion as 'useful and fruitful' that focused on development of joint relations and how problems of the region can be resolved by interaction between the two countries.

Apart from the global financial condense, the two leaders discussed the entire group of bilateral, regional and global issues, including terrorism, energy security, climate change and the situation in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Most terror attacks start off in Pakistan : Gordon Brown

British Prime Minister Gordon Brown told his Indian Prime minister Manmohan Singh Wednesday that most of the terrorist attacks in Britain have their beginning in Pakistan.

The British premier made the remarks at the fag-end of a meeting lasting over an hour at his office at 10 Downing Street, Foreign Secretary Shivshankar Menon told reporters.

With the situation in Pakistan set to figure in Thursday's summit of the Group of 20 (G20) leaders in London, Brown said the issue of terrorism in Pakistan needs to be dealt with firmly and that 'something needs to be done about it'.

The British premier said he will continue to connect with Pakistani system to work jointly with the international society to confront the problem of terrorism.

'We told him about our experience and our hope of Pakistani administration', said Menon.

US and Russia to renew discussions after a decade

U.S. and Russia will reopen conference to reduce their nuclear weapons, a BBC report mentioned President Barack Obama and his Russian President Dmitry Medvedev as saying on Wednesday here, ahead of the G-20 economic summit which begins on Thursday.

The discussions will be the first such talks for more than a decade. The announcement came on the fringes of the G20 summit of world leaders which is convening in London.

The U.S. and Russia have also agreed to discuss "mutual international co-operation", the two presidents said.

Obama said earlier there were very real differences between Washington and Moscow, but that there was also a broad set of common interests.

After their meeting, Medvedev said that he viewed prospects for future bilateral relations "with optimism". Meanwhile, Medvedev invited his American counterpart to visit Moscow in July - an invitation Obama has accepted.

Pak could get $2.8 billion military support from U.S.

Pakistan could get $2.8 billion in military help from the U.S. in addition to the proposed $7.5 billion civilian help package extend over five years, a defense officer has been quoted as saying.

The executive, speaking on condition of secrecy, told the FOX News channel that the extra money would be spent on 'equipping, training, and building infrastructure directly related to counter insurgency operations'.

Gen. David Petraeus, who heads the U.S. Central Command, separately told the channel that the money would be provided under the 'Pakistani Counter-insurgency Capability Fund'.

The money would be disbursed over five years, with $400 million in 2009, $700 million in 2010 and thereafter, $575 million a year between 2011 and 2013.

Quoting unnamed U.S. officials, the channel said that the money would be spent in a way that would not give Pakistan a greater capacity to attack another country, such as India.

Unveiling his Afghanistan Pakistan policy Friday, U.S. President Barrack Obama said he would ask Congress to authorize $1.5 billion non-military aid for Pakistan every year for five years to enable it build up its infrastructure and institutions.

At the same time, he warned there would be no 'blank cheque' and that Pakistan would have to live up to its commitment in the war against terror.