Honoring Indian FM Krishna at the State Department
Foreign Minister S.M. Krishna of India makes remarks at a reception in his honor at the State Department in Washington, D.C. on Thursday, June 3, 2010. UPI/Ron Sachs/Pool
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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, whose government faces tough economic challenges, announced a new Cabinet with several younger ministers.
India said it is working with authorities in Dubai and the United States over the death of an Indian fisherman around 10 miles off the United Arab Emirates coast.
India's navy is investigating the extent of a cyberattack at its base in Visakhapatnam, the headquarters of the Eastern Naval Command.
China and India, who fought a war in 1962 over unresolved border issues, pledged to improve ties, Chinese media said on the visit of India's foreign minister.
China said it began criminal proceedings against five people accused of torturing two Indian traders near Shanghai and promised to safeguard Indian nationals.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, visiting India Tuesday, pledged solidarity against terrorism and said Pakistan must act against perpetrators.
India's External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna traveled Monday to Myanmar, where a civilian government took over in March after decades of military rule.
New Delhi supports reconciliation in Afghanistan but the security situation in the war-torn country is "very disturbing," an Indian official said.
Washington is welcoming a high-level delegation of Indian leaders to discuss counter-terrorism initiatives and broader bilateral ties, officials said.
India's external affairs minister will travel to Pakistan July 15 to resume diplomatic talks between the two countries, Pakistan announced Tuesday.
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