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Showing posts with label #US President. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #US President. Show all posts

Sunday, January 18, 2015

Read : Arrangement for Obama's visit in India

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News Delhi: Ahead of US President Barack Obama’s visit as guest of honour for the Republic Day, security agencies are on an overdrive. Three hundred Delhi Police personnel will hold fort at the Maurya Sheraton 72 hours.

*There is a possibility of putting up a bullet-proof shield in and around VVIP enclosure with US
   secret service
*Six planes load of equipment, vehicles, oil tankers, choppers.
*10,000 paramilitary troopers will join the 80,000-strong Delhi Police to ensure fool-proof security in    and around Rajpath.
*All buildings flanking Rajpath will be secured by January 24 and no one, except security personnel,   will be allowed to visit them.
*Forty aircraft - including the Air Force One military plane - and six heavily armoured cars will
  follow the president around the country.
*Forty planes and six armoured cars with Obama

There is no clear indication so far whether Obama will travel along with President Pranab Mukherjee in his bullet-proof limousine. If he does, he will be possibly the first US President not to travel in his own highly-secured 'Beast'

Saturday, January 17, 2015

Barack Obama vows to veto new Iran sanctions

Washington: US President Barack Obama has strongly opposed fresh sanctions against Iran and
threatened to veto any legislation in this regard by the Congress, saying such a move could lead to collapse of nuclear negotiations with Tehran.

Obama asked members of Congress including Democrats not to pursue new sanctions while talks are underway.

"I will veto a bill that comes to my desk," Obama warned.

Thursday, January 15, 2015

India well prepared to thwart possible terror attack: Parrikar

New Delhi/Nagrota: Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar today said India is "well prepared" to thwart
any possible terror attack in the backdrop of intelligence inputs that strikes could be carried out on "soft targets" in Jammu and Kashmir ahead of US President Barack Obama's visit here this month.

"They (terrorists) may try to do something to create news. But we are well prepared," Parrikar said.