Commuters take pictures of Air Force One carrying U.S. President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama near the airport in New Delhi November 7, 2010. President Obama called on India on Sunday to bolster peace efforts with Pakistan that have floundered since the 2008 Mumbai attacks, relations seen as crucial to his troubled efforts to win the war in Afghanistan.
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Showing posts with label Pakistan. Show all posts
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Commuters take pictures of Air Force One carrying U.S.
Commuters take pictures of Air Force One carrying U.S. President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama near the airport in New Delhi November 7, 2010. President Obama called on India on Sunday to bolster peace efforts with Pakistan that have floundered since the 2008 Mumbai attacks, relations seen as crucial to his troubled efforts to win the war in Afghanistan.
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2008 Mumbai attacks,
Air Force One,
Barack Obama,
india,
Michelle Obama,
New Delhi,
Pakistan,
United States
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
An Indian Border Security Force soldier (in khakhi) and Pakistani Rangers (in black) perform the daily retreat ceremony the India-Pakistan Border in Wagah on October 30, 2010. Indian Border Security Force (BSF) director General Raman Srivastava along with a 19-member high-level delegation of Indian BSF officials returned after attending the India-Pakistan bi-annual meeting with Pakistani Rangers officials in Lahore. General Srivastava said that they discussed issues of immediate repapriation of the 32 arrested Indian fishermen seized for illegally fishing in Pakistan's territorial waters.
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Asia,
Border Security Force,
india,
Lahore,
Pakistan,
Pakistan Rangers,
Raman Srivastava,
Wagah
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Indian Border Security Force (BSF) women personnel perform the daily retreat ceremony on the India-Pakistan Border in Wagah on October 30, 2010. Indian Border Security Force (BSF) director General Raman Srivastava along with a 19-member high-level delegation of Indian BSF officials returend after attending the India-Pakistan bi-annual meeting with Pakistani Rangers officials in Lahore. General Srivastava said that they discussed issues of immediate repapriation of the 32 arrested Indian fishermen seized for illegally fishing in Pakistan's territorial waters.
Labels:
Asia,
Border Security Force,
india,
Lahore,
Pakistan,
Pakistan Rangers,
Raman Srivastava,
Wagah
Saturday, October 30, 2010
The Indian (L) and Pakistani national flags are seen at the India-Pakistan Border in Wagah on October 30, 2010. Indian Border Security Force (BSF) director General Raman Srivastava along with a 19-member high-level delegation of Indian BSF officials returned after attending the India-Pakistan bi-annual meeting with Pakistani Rangers officials in Lahore. General Srivastava said that they discussed issues of immediate repapriation of the 32 arrested Indian fishermen seized for illegally fishing in Pakistan's territorial waters.
Labels:
Asia,
Border Security Force,
india,
Lahore,
Pakistan,
Raman Srivastava,
Territorial waters,
Wagah
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