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Nehru's reluctance to involve India too deeply in the Cold War, however, led to disenchantment between American and Indian leaders.
Aparna Pande: Obama's Upcoming India Trip Aparna Pande 2010
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When Nehru's daughter and future Prime Minister Indira Gandhi came through Los Angeles that year 1962!!
Richard Walden: When a Great Teacher Dies... and Lives On Richard Walden 2011
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I am hesistant to say that Gandhi was really a bad thing for India (Economically), because after his death and Nehru's ascendance to Prime Ministership, everyone of consequence just forgot about him and his ideas.
Foreign Aid and Growth, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Nehru's reluctance to involve India too deeply in the Cold War, however, led to disenchantment between American and Indian leaders.
Aparna Pande: Obama's Upcoming India Trip Aparna Pande 2010
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Mr. Gandhi, who is Jawaharlal Nehru's great-grandson and Indira Gandhi's grandson, has for years has been quietly preparing for what has long appeared his unstoppable ascendance to rule the world's largest democracy.
Indians Urge Political Heir to Take Top Role Amol Sharma 2011
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As early as 1957, it was the first to challenge the electoral domination of Jawaharlal Nehru's Congress Party.
Property Rights Drive Indian Politics Abheek Bhattacharya 2011
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Left, school children dressed as Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru walked during Nehru's birth anniversary at his ancestral home, Anand Bhawan in Allahabad, Uttar Prradesh, Monday.
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Rajesh Kumar Singh/Associated Press Nehru's birth anniversary is marked as children's day as the first Prime Minister was known to love children.
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(In homage to Nehru's interest in astronomy, the city's planetarium is next door.) 12: 10 A.M. INDIRA GANDHI
City Walk: New Delhi John Krich 2010
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When Ming China, or Shogun Japan, or Nehru's India, or Albania or North Korea turned inward and cut themselves off from the world, the consequence was relative, even absolute decline.
From Phoenecia to Hayek to the 'Cloud' Matt Ridley 2011
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