US President Barack Obama made a strong appeal for religious freedom at a town hall-style meeting in Delhi on Tuesday, weighing in on one of India's most controversial topics as he wound up a three-day visit.
NDTV Correspondent | Wednesday November 03, 2010Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is hosting a dinner on November 7 in the honour of US President Barack Obama when he visits India. Sources tell NDTV that the dinner hosted by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Sunday will have 25 guests.
- Press Trust of India | Wednesday November 03, 2010
The US would be spending a whopping $200 million (Rs 900 crore approx) per day on President Barack Obama's visit to the city.
- Press Trust of India | Tuesday November 02, 2010
Security concerns have forced authorities to disable the "virtual tour" of Hotel Maurya Sheraton where US President Barack Obama will stay during his visit to the capital beginning this Sunday.The management has disabled the "online virtual tour" section in the Delhi hotel website, officials said.The virtual tour enables a client to have a peek loo...
- Divyesh Singh, DNA | Tuesday November 02, 2010
No ferry boats will be sailing off the Gateway of India for three days: November 5, 6 and 7. Given the vulnerability of the coastline, security agencies are taking all possible measures during the Obama visit. Operations of private ferry boats and cruise boats going to Alibaug, Mandwa, Elephanta Island and Rewas have been asked to stay closed for t...
- DNA Correspondent | Tuesday November 02, 2010
The US president may not be touching down the desert state during his three-day visit to India, but he is set to taste the tech-cookie from Kanpura. Obama will be apprised on how the use of information technology had benefited Kanpura villagers through video-conference. District collector of Ajmer Rajesh Yadav told DNA on Monday that officers from ...
- mid-day.com | Tuesday November 02, 2010
Although US President Barack Obama will be only served food made by his personal chef, the management at Taj Mahal Palace Hotel hope they can at least welcome Obama with an exclusive drink.To that end, the hotel has prepared a list of high-end liquor that will be served to the President, including the rare Glenfiddich scotch whisky.A hotel source r...
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