New Delhi, Mar 31 : Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Tuesday said that composite dialogue with Pakistan would only be possible if Islamabad shows visible results on the Mumbai terror attack probe.

Talking to reporters on the sidelines of Padma Awards function in Rashtrapati Bhawan before leaving for London to participate in the G-20 summit, Singh said, "They have to show visible results with regard to investigation in the 26/11 attack and that the government of Pakistan is doing everything possible to bring culprits to book."

New Delhi, Mar. 31 : The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh, on Tuesday left for London to attend G-20 summit.

In his departure statement, Dr. Singh said that he is looking forward to his meetings with both US President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on the sidelines of this week's Second G-20 summit in London.

New Delhi - Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh Tuesday said developing countries are affected worst by the global economic downturn and the upcoming Group of 20 (G20) meeting should address that by "coordinated and purposeful action."

"It is important and necessary for the summit to take credible decisions which will help to halt and reverse the current slowdown and to instill a sense of confidence in the global economy," Singh said in a statement before leaving for the G20 meeting in London starting Thursday.

New Delhi, Mar. 31: Comparisons at the best of times are odious, but can make for interesting reading, especially when it involves an election on the one hand, and the importance being attached to attending an international summit in the "national interest".

New Delhi, Mar. 31: The Prime Minister, Dr. Manmohan Singh, on Tuesday said that he is looking forward to his meetings with both US President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on the sidelines of this week’s Second G-20 summit in London.

Kolkata, March 30 : Senior Bharatiya Janata Party leader Arun Shourie on Monday said that Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh should not hesitate from joining BJP leader L. K. Advani in a public debate.

The public would know the ability of the person who deserves to be their prime minister, said Arun Shourie, who was here to participate in an interactive session organized by the Indian Chamber of Commerce.