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Highlights: PM's speech

Defending the Indo-Pak joint statement issued during Egypt summit, PM Manmohan Singh today said we need cooperation from Pakistan and not conflict. The Opposition criticised Singh over the joint statement. PM signed a joint statement with Pakistan PM Yusuf Raza Gilani during a meeting in Egypt agreeing to delink the issue of terrorism from the broader peace process.

Updated on: Jul 29, 2009, 17:54:28 IST
Agencies | By , New Delhi
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Defending the Indo-Pak joint statement issued during Egypt summit, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today said we need cooperation from Pakistan and not conflict. The Opposition criticised Manmohan Singh over the joint statement.
Singh signed a joint statement with Pakistan PM Yusuf Raza Gilani during a meeting in Egypt agreeing to delink the issue of terrorism from the broader peace process.

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Highlights of PM's speech:

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Dossier proves Lashkar link in 26/11

Pak briefing us on terror first time ever

UPA needs no lessons from Pakistan to deal with terror: PM

Indo-Pak ties can’t improve if terror attacks continue: PM

India wants to be good neighbour with Pakistan: PM

Zero tolerance policy on terror not compromised

Pak has to fulfill its promise to fight terror: PM

Pakistan must shut down the terroist groups

Way forward is to trust each other despite the past

What we have got from Pakistan is much more than what India had got during NDA regime

Pak dossier makes it clear that LeT inspired, financed and executed the Mumbai attack

PM clarifies on G8 summit:

PM says declaration not a compulsion on India

No change in position on climate change

India's and China's position similar

No question on signing NPT

India has full mastery on nuke technology

No provision of unilateral inspection by the US

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