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New Delhi, Jan 27: Addressing a gathering of about 2,000 students at the Siri Fort auditorium on Tuesday, US President Barack Obama said things which made the youngsters of India very happy. From starting the address in a traditional ' Namaste ' to quoting popular Bollywood dialogue, the world's most powerful leader did all to connect with the Indian youth. Here are the major takeaways from the US President's address to the young students.

US President Barack Obama on Tuesday said he was happy to see all the "incredible" women in the Indian armed forces during the Republic Day parade, which he said was a sign of great progress of the country. In a town hall meeting-style speech at the Siri Fort Auditorium here, his last engagement before he flew off to Saudi Arabia, the US president spoke extensively on the important role of women in building society and also stressed that it is necessary to ensure security to every woman.  

After Aam Aadmi Party chief Arvind Kejriwal challenged BJP leader Kiran Bedi for a open debate, party spokesperson Sambit Patra on Tuesday termed Kejriwal's debate as a cheap gimmick aimed at garnering cheap publicity. "It is nothing but a gimmick to gain cheap publicity, if you want to debate, do it on floor of Assembly," BJP spokesperson said.

Today I am going to write about the private sector. Now-a-days every one wants a good job with a handsome salary. Mainly youths are concern with a hi-fi package. So they obtain a professional degree by investing 5-6 lakhs . The amount may be invested by their family or with a bank loan.

At a time when Modi-led BJP is gearing for Delhi Assembly poll, this news will be a big blow to the Saffron party. Reportedly, the BJP has lost all seven seats in the cantonment board elections in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's constituency, Varanasi. The result of the cantonment board elections where all the seven seats were won by independent candidates, was declared on Monday.

If a country is to be corruption free and become a nation of beautiful minds, I strongly... - A. P. J. Abdul Kalam at BrainyQuote

With just over a month to go for ICC World Cup 2015, jointly hosted by Australia and New Zealand, all 14 teams have announced their final 15 squads. The biggest tournament in cricket - World Cup, will get under way on February 14. The final will be played on March 29. Full tournament schedule; Team India guide The opening match will be between New Zealand and Sri Lanka in Christchruch (day game). Same day, Australia will face England in day/nighter. Here are the final 14 squads (15 players per team) for World Cup (7 teams in each group. Top 4 qualify for quarter-finals) Pool A Australia : Michael Clarke (captain), George Bailey (vice-captain), Pat Cummins, Xavier Doherty, James Faulkner, Aaron Finch, Brad Haddin (wicketkeeper), Josh Hazlewood, Mitchell Johnson, Mitchell Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Steve smith, Mitchell Starc, David Warner, Shane Watson.