Modi has not gone to get back Kohinoor and neither has David Cameroon commented on it now. His comments were made sometime back...However, since the whole Kohinoor affair remains a mystery without much proof , it may be difficult to bring it back although most Indians would naturally want it to be restored to its place of origin !

You are right. It were I who mistook it. David Cameroon said that Koh-I-noor will not be returned to India during his recent visit to India.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2282104/The-Koh-noor-diamond-stay-Britain-says-Cameron-rules-returning-gem-India-final-day-visit.html

rambabu wrote:

You are right. It were I who mistook it. David Cameroon said that Koh-I-noor will not be returned to India during his recent visit to India.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2282104/The-Koh-noor-diamond-stay-Britain-says-Cameron-rules-returning-gem-India-final-day-visit.html

Actually, Kohinoor is not an issue either with Britain or India. The main issues are combating terrorism, mutual cooperation in commerce and cultural affairs.  

 

 

 

 

Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:

rambabu wrote:

You are right. It were I who mistook it. David Cameroon said that Koh-I-noor will not be returned to India during his recent visit to India.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2282104/The-Koh-noor-diamond-stay-Britain-says-Cameron-rules-returning-gem-India-final-day-visit.html

Actually, Kohinoor is not an issue either with Britain or India. The main issues are combating terrorism, mutual cooperation in commerce and cultural affairs.  

 

 

 

 

 

True...I concur, these issues have become even more grave now with the recent ISIS attacks on Paris. THe whole of Western and Asian world needs to be united as one to combat this growing menace. Issues regarding property and wealth rights can be sorted out at a later date.

Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:

Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:

rambabu wrote:

You are right. It were I who mistook it. David Cameroon said that Koh-I-noor will not be returned to India during his recent visit to India.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2282104/The-Koh-noor-diamond-stay-Britain-says-Cameron-rules-returning-gem-India-final-day-visit.html

Actually, Kohinoor is not an issue either with Britain or India. The main issues are combating terrorism, mutual cooperation in commerce and cultural affairs.  

 

 

 

 

 

True...I concur, these issues have become even more grave now with the recent ISIS attacks on Paris. THe whole of Western and Asian world needs to be united as one to combat this growing menace. Issues regarding property and wealth rights can be sorted out at a later date.

Absolutely so ! Terrorism is the biggest threat we have today and while the Arabian nations go all out to fund terrorists when problems arise hey expect the western world to take care of the mess they have created like it happened with the refugees.Now it is the terrorists who came in the guise of refugees that have executed this terror strike in Paris...We in India have similar problems which is made worse by our greedy and power hungry politicians ..