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Aung San Suu Kyi and State reorganisation in Northeast {Article} |
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Source: NagaLand Post
May 22, 2012: What has Aung San Suu Kyi’s victory in the recently held by elections in Myanmar got to do with the Northeast? Definitely Myanmarese dissidents in India and the Northeast will be watching the victory with guarded suspicion and taking in the new reality with utmost caution.
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Myanmar to Allow Foreign Banks Market Access |
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Source: 2point6billion
May 22, 2012: The Myanmar government has brought forward the date of permitting foreign banks access to the country by 12 months, Nay Aye, one of the two deputy governors at the country’s central bank said on Friday.
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Read Myanmar right {Article} |
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May 22, 2012: As Manmohan Singh prepares for his historic visit to Myanmar towards the end of May, the first by an Indian prime minister in a quarter-century, there should be clarity on the nature of change in Myanmar — and its limits. In June last year, even Myanmar experts laughed off the possibility of such a visit.
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From easy credit to new bus route: PM’s giftpack for Myanmar |
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May 22, 2012: Not to lose out to China, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is taking to Myanmar a set of proposals to accelerate “development and connectivity” that includes relaxing terms in the $500-million line of credit; launching an Imphal-Mandalay bus service and opening of branches of Indian banks.
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PM’s Myanmar visit: Opportunity to set the agenda {Article} |
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Source: South Asia Monitor
May 21, 2012: When Prime Minister Manmohan Singh begins his three-day Myanmar visit on May 27, he will have more going for him and India than Rajiv Gandhi -- the last Prime Minister to visit that country -- had in his 1987 visit. During that visit, Ne Win nixed his attempts to provide greater content to the India-Burma relationship. Soon after, the events of 1988 changed the scenario.
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