President Obama and Prime Minister Singh of the Republic of India hold a joint press conference in the East Room of the White House on November 24, 2009. (Public Domain)
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First Lady Michelle Obama hosts young women from the White House Leadership and Mentoring Program for a presentation on the history and protocol surrounding State and Official Visits in honor of the first State Dinner for Prime Minister Singh of India. She is joined by White House Curator William...
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Rakesh Maria, joint police Commissioner of Mumbai, explains how terrorists have 'mutated' in recent years. He discusses the ways in which both India and the global community can tackle this new threat.
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The tenth anniversary of Sify’s listing on the NASDAQ was a milestone - and an opportunity - to showcase the company's progress. In addition to opening the market that day, Sify hosted a lunch event for investors, adding value to their experience of India and Sify. Speakers included the Presiden...
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The President and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India speak during an arrival ceremony to welcome the Prime Minister to the White House for an official state visit. November 24, 2009. (Public Domain)
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President Obama’s first state dinner was the largest social event in Washington DC, with a guest list of 350 of the biggest names from the United States and India. Nancy Cordes reports. ... cbsepisode president obama first state dinner washington dc tradition style michelle biggest names india u...
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The filmmakers behind "Secrets of the Dead: Mumbai Massacre" discuss the making of the film and the events surrounding the 2008 terror attacks in Mumbai.
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Watch the full show from Monday, November 23: India’s Prime Minister Manmohan Singh meets with President Obama; new immigrants in Germany are asked to sign contracts committing them to Western values; and kidnappings and attacks in the Philippines.
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More than 300 guests attended President Barack Obama’s first state dinner, honoring Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Indian culture. The administration is hoping to shore up its relations with India. Video courtesy of Fox News.
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