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As the United States reaffirms its commitment to complete
all steps of the civil nuclear deal with India, Unit-ed States
President Barack Obama transmits to the Con-gress his first
report op the landmark accord.
A NASA report reveals that Jupiter was recently struck by
a large object possible a comet or a block of ice which has
left a Earth-sized dent in its gaseous atmosphere.
22 July, 2009
A total solar eclipse sweeps across a narrow swathe of Asia,
lasting 6 minutes, 39 seconds. The next eclipse with a
duration comparable to July 22, 2009 solar eclipse will occur
only in 2132.
At the sidelines of the conference of the Foreign Ministers
of two dozen countries in Phuket, Thailand, Indias External
Affairs Minister Mr. S.M. Krishna holds his first meeting
with his Chinese counterpart Mr. Yang Jiechi. In the meeting,
the representatives of the two Asian powerhouses resolve
to further deepen their ties, especially in bilateral trade which
has been set a target of $60 billion by 2010.
Chinese and Russian troops begin a five-day joint military
exercise, dubbed Peace Mission-2009 in Russia far
eastern city of Khabarovsk.
23 July, 2009
Nepals Constituent Assembly Chairman Mr. Subhash
Nembang urges the three major political parties of the nation
the Communist Party of Nepal (UML), the Nepali Congress
and the unified Communist Party of Nepal (Maoists) to
end their wrangling and take up writing the constitution in
earnestness.
24 July, 2009
In a damning indictment, a top US General says that
Pakistans ISI is fomenting chaotic activity in Kashmir and
asks the spy agency to change its strategic thrust.
25 July, 2009
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) approves a 20-
month stand-by arrangement worth Special Drawing Rights
1.65 billion (about $ 2.6 billion) for Sri Lanka.
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is
declared re-elected by a landslide margin.
Esfandiar Rahim Mashaie abondons his week old position
as first Vice President of Iran after Irans Supreme Leader
Ayotollah Ali Khamenei orders his dismissal.
26 July, 2009
Sarah Plain steps down as Alaska Governor. She burst into
the United States political spotlight in 2008 as Re-publican
presidential candidate John McCains running mate.
Pakistan police arrests pro-Taliban cleric Sufi Muhammad,
who had brokered a peace deal between the Government
and Militants in Swat.
At least 42 persons are killed in clashes, between police
and members of a radical sect in Nigeria that is in-spired by
the Taliban in Afghanistan.
27 July, 2009
The US and China hold the first Strategic and Economic
Dialogue in Washington, USA. In the meeting, US President
Mr. Barack Obama calls for broad cooperation with China
to set the course of the 21st century.
28 July, 2009
Signaller Singh, who is with 21 Signal Regiment based in
Chippenham, Wiltshire, and Lance Corporal Sarvjit Singh,
who is with 3 Regiment Army Air corps based at Wattisham,
are the first Sikhs to guard Queen Elizabeth in England.
13 books are short listed for the prestigious Man Booker
Prize; it is for the first time in many years that no Asian
author is in the race for the award.
In the backdrop of the ethnic violence that killed 197 people
in Chinas communally sensitive Urumqi region Chinese
President Mr. Hu Jintao issues a statement for the first time,
wherein he calls for greater ethnic unity and urges the
Communist Party to better develop the areas inhabited by
minority groups.
Judge Sonia Sotomayor takes a big step toward becoming
the first Hispanic justice on the US Supreme Court as a key
Senate panel votes in favour of her historic nomination.
29 July, 2009
Zhuo Lin, wife of Chinese late leader, Deng Xiaop-ing,
passes away at the age of 93.
Troops struggle to crush on Islamist sect in Maiduguri city
in northern Nigeria as the death toll from four days of
clashes surges past 300.
Yahoo! And Microsoft unveil a long-awaited Web search
partnership which will unite the two companies against
market leader Google.
30 July, 2009
Two Indian NGOs - Ecosphere Spiti in Himachal Pradesh
and Barefoot College in Rajasthan receive the 2009 Green
Energy and Green Livelihoods awards.
Nigerian forces put Islamist extremists to flight in a brutal
all-out assault on their northern stronghold Maiduguri after
an uprising led to clashes that have left hun-dreds dead.
Chinas Peoples Liberation Army (PLA), regarded
worldwide as one of the worlds most secretive and opaque
military organizations, for the first time opens its doors to
journalists as part of a larger effort to increase the
transparency of its military and improve its image overseas.
The first of four Chinese F-22P frigates construct-ed for
Pakistan is formally handed over at a ceremony at the
Hudong Zhonghua Shipyard in Shanghai.
31 July, 2009
Pakistans Supreme Court delivers a historic judge-ment that
declares the former President Pervez Mushar-raf s
November 3, 2007 Emergency and subsequent dismissal of
judges unconstitutional and illegal.
The Government of Sri Lanka relaxes the restrictions on deep
sea fishing in force since 2005 due to terrosrism in the
northern seas.
A wave of bombs targeting Shia worshippers at mosques
across Baghdad kill 29 people and wounded more than 136
a month after US troops withdrew from Iraqs main urban
centres.
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