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(25 Oct 2004) 1. Official car arrives, Burmese Senior General Than Shwe being received by Indian president A P J Abdul Kalam and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh 2. Tilt down from General's face to handshake, zooms out 3. Wide of ceremonial parade in the forecourt of Rashtrapati Bhavan, Presidential palace 4. Wide of General Shwe on the podium 5. Wide of dignitaries lined up 6. Various of General Shwe inspecting the parade 7. Dome of Presidential palace 8. General Shwe being introduced to Indian officials 9. Wide of President Kalam greeting Burmese officials 10. Cameramen 11. General Shwe shaking hands with President Kalam and Prime Minister Singh 12. Pan from Shwe's face to Prime Minister Singh's face 13. Leaders leaving 14. Banner reading 'Demonstration against dictator of Burma Than Shwe' 15. Pan of Aung San Suu Kyi's posters 16. Effigy of Than Shwe 17. UPSOUND (English) Protestors chanting "Long Live Aung San Suu Kyi" 18. Protestors chanting in Burmese 19. Monk chanting pro-democracy slogans 20. Wide of protestors chanting behind Than Shwe's effigy 21. Tracking shot of Indian flags with black flags 22. SOUNDBITE: (English) Burmese Protestor: "General Than Shwe is the notorious person of the world. And this in Mr Mahatma Gandhi's place. We do not want this murderer person to come to India. So, we boycott the General Than Shwe visit to India." 23. General Shwe seated in chair 24. Indian Foreign Minister K Natwar Singh arriving for meeting and shaking hands with General Shwe 25. Close of handshake, pulls out to leaders walking into room 26. Journalists 27. Pan from Shwe to Indian Foreign Minister K Natwar Singh 28. Burmese delegation 29. Wide of leaders seated STORYLINE : The head of Myanmar's ruling junta began his six-day official visit to India on Monday amid criticism by Burmese exile groups who accuse the military ruler of flagrant human rights violations. Than Shwe's arrival in India on Sunday was the first by a leader of neighbouring Myanmar, also known as Burma, in 24 years. The visit is expected to strengthen bilateral cooperation on security, a hydroelectric project and cultural exchanges. Senior Gen. Than Shwe was given a ceremonial reception at the Indian Presidential Palace in New Delhi on Monday. Relations between Myanmar's military dictatorship and India have warmed over the past few years, easing strains created when the junta crushed a 1988 pro-democracy uprising. Meanwhile, Myanmar exiles living in New Delhi have continued their protests against India's decision to receive Than Shwe. Nearly 100 exiles demonstrated in the capital on Monday, carrying portraits of Myanmar's pro-democracy movement leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who has been under house arrest since a pro-government mob attacked her and her followers in May last year. The protesters assembled near Parliament House, chanting: "Down with Than Shwe" and "Long Live Aung San Suu Kyi." Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy party won a landslide 1990 election, but the military has refused to hand over power. India is one of Myanmar's major trading partners and is the second-largest market for Myanmar's goods after Thailand. Than Shwe and Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh witnessed the signing of bilateral agreements aimed at expanding cooperation in industry, energy, rail transportation, communications, science, technology and health. The two countries have set a target of 1 (b) billion US dollars worth of trade by 2006. The current trade figures were not available. affairs and science and technology. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...