On August 20, 2007, we published an interview with India's Ambassador to the United States Ronen Sen titled 'We will have zero credibility'. On Tuesday, Members of Parliament from the Bharatiya......
President George W Bush on Wednesday received credentials of the new Indian ambassador to the US, Ronen Sen, in the Oval Office on Wednesday.Bush said he looks forward to meeting Prime Minister......
Indian envoy to the US Ronen Sen, who was in a soup over his 'headless chicken' remark, was on Thursday let off by the Lok Sabha Privileges Committee with some critical comments against him and an......
India's Ambassador to the United States Ronen Sen says debates on issues like the India-US civilian nuclear agreement are a natural process in any democracy, including India. "In India and the......
India's envoy to the United States Ronen Sen, who made the controversial 'headless chickens' remark in an interview with rediff.comto describe those opposing the India-United States nuclear deal,......
India, the fourth largest economy in the world, is integrating very fast with the global economy, Indian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom Ronen Sen has said."India is literally a country on......
After marching for hundreds of miles to protest against 'slave-like treatment' at a Mississippi shipyard, nearly 100 Indians, who claim they were tricked into coming to the US, met Indian envoy......
It is difficult to escape the notion that governments around the world are running around like US Ambassador Ronen Sen's notorious "headless chickens" as stock markets and banking systems collapse.......
The Indian embassy in Washington is in the process of finalising a detailed report on the issue of over 100 Indian workers in a Mississippi shipyard, who revolted against their employer for their......
It was a high-level meeting in the Department of Telecommunications. On November 25 the department summoned top executives of a handful of top telecom companies for a closed-door session in......
Even with an ongoing pandemic, theatres in many states functioning at 50 per cent occupancy, a relatively quieter social life and fewer movies, Bollywood still managed to pack in plenty of drama......