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Norway custody row: Uncle to meet kids Times Now
Thirteen months after Abhigyan and Aishwarya were forcibly put in foster care by the Norwegian authorities, the toddlers will finally meet their uncle on Wednesday.9:58
Headlines Today| 6 AM Bulletin, March 27, 2012 Headlines Today
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Norway custody row: PM meets Norwegian PM at Seoul Headlines Today
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh meets Norwegian PM at the Nuclear Safety Summit, Seoul and expresses his concerns over the Norway NRI kids' custody row.1:54
PM meets Norwegian counterpart Times Now
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh meets Norwegian PM at the Nuclear Safety Summit, Seoul and expresses his concerns over the Norway NRI kids' custody row.11:50
Times Now | 6 AM Bulletin, March 27, 2012 Times Now
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India to raise Pak nuke safety issue Headlines Today
India will raise the issue of nuke installations in Pakistan at the second Nuclear Safety Summit in Seoul.1:09
PM promises to fast track key Korean projects Headlines Today
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh promises to prioritize South Korean projects, like the Posco mega steel plant in Odisha.16:54
Headlines Today | 8.30 AM Bulletin, March 26, 2012 Headlines Today
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No deputy during PM's Seoul visit Headlines Today
All policy matters that require PM's approval are being held until Manmohan Singh returns from his Seoul visit.11:30
Times Now | 7 AM Bulletin, March 26, 2012 Times Now
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PM to attend Nuclear Security Summit in Seoul Times Now
Prime Minister Manmohan Singh goes to Seoul to attend the two-day Nuclear Security Summit along with his Pakistani counterpart Yousuf Raza Gilani and US President Barack Obama.17:37
Headlines Today | 7 AM Bulletin, March 26, 2012 Headlines Today
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India and South Korea strengthen ties