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Sri Lanka Seeks Indian Help in Handling Cricket Match Fixing
India offers assistance to Sri Lanka for inquiry into match-fixing and drafting laws against it.
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South African Leader Praises Indian Community’s Contribution to Freedom Struggle
South African leader praises Indian community’s contribution to freedom struggle
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Houston’s Minal Patel Davis Gets Presidential Medal for Anti-Human Trafficking Initiative
Houston’s Minal Patel Davis gets Presidential Medal for her Anti-Human Trafficking Initiative.
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A Novel That Roiled India Is Now Translated Into English
Murugan’s extensive body of work has always been inspired by social issues in his community.
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Religion And Women’s Rights Clash, Violently, at a Shrine in India
For centuries, women of childbearing age were prohibited from entering the temple in the coastal state of Kerala.
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Nikki Haley Pokes Fun at Trump, and Herself, at Annual Al Smith Dinner
Haley said she intended to campaign for Trump’s re-election. And Trump said he hoped she would return to work...
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A Top Indian Minister Resigns, But Can #MeToo Reform Government
Indian women are now facing their toughest battle yet, demanding accountability from the highest echelon of male power.
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Nepal’s Response to Rapes: Ban Pornography
Pornography is banned or heavily filtered in many countries.
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Pennsylvania State Assembly Terms 1984 Anti-Sikh Riots as “Sikh Genocide”
The General Assembly of Pennsylvania passed a resolution terming the 1984 anti-Sikh riots a “Sikh genocide.”
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India Urges UN to Conduct Visitor Tours in Hindi
India has requested the United Nations to include Hindi as the language for visitor tours.
NRI
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South African Leader Praises Indian Community’s Contribution to Freedom Struggle
South African leader praises Indian community’s contribution to freedom struggle
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Houston’s Minal Patel Davis Gets Presidential Medal for Anti-Human Trafficking Initiative
Houston’s Minal Patel Davis gets Presidential Medal for her Anti-Human Trafficking Initiative.
Expats
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Jamal Khashoggi: What the Arab world needs most is free expression
The Arab world is facing its own version of an Iron Curtain, imposed not by external actors but...
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For Me, India Has Been the Best School of Life
Irina Nepryntseva first visited Goa with her girl gang in December 2005 and immediately felt at home. “My...
Life
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Houston’s Minal Patel Davis Gets Presidential Medal for Anti-Human Trafficking Initiative
Houston’s Minal Patel Davis gets Presidential Medal for her Anti-Human Trafficking Initiative.
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A Novel That Roiled India Is Now Translated Into English
Murugan’s extensive body of work has always been inspired by social issues in his community.
Entertainment
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Netflix Considers Cheaper Prices to Chase Boom in India Viewers
The rise of online entertainment in India has paralleled the growth of high-speed internet in the country.
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In Battle With Amazon, Walmart Pushes Deeper Into Entertainment
Walmart, based in Bentonville, Arkansas, has been seeking to expand its business beyond brick-and-mortar retailing.
Politics
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Nikki Haley Pokes Fun at Trump, and Herself, at Annual Al Smith Dinner
Haley said she intended to campaign for Trump’s re-election. And Trump said he hoped she would return to...
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A Top Indian Minister Resigns, But Can #MeToo Reform Government
Indian women are now facing their toughest battle yet, demanding accountability from the highest echelon of male power.
Crime
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Sri Lanka Seeks Indian Help in Handling Cricket Match Fixing
India offers assistance to Sri Lanka for inquiry into match-fixing and drafting laws against it.
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A Top Indian Minister Resigns, But Can #MeToo Reform Government
Indian women are now facing their toughest battle yet, demanding accountability from the highest echelon of male power.
Business
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Nearly Three-fourths of All H1B Visa Holders in 2018 are Indians: U.S. Report
According to an official U.S. report, nearly three-fourths of all H1B visa holders in 2018 are Indians.
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Infosys Built Its Global Machine With Indian Workers. Can It Adjust to Trump’s Hire American
Traditionally, Indian outsourcers like Infosys have deftly exploited the skilled-worker visa system.
Travel
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A Taste of India Can Make a Minimalist American Interior Pop
India's culture is multifaceted, dynamic, elegant, incredibly vibrant and full of wondrous complexities and contrasts.
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Boeing 737 Flies Into Brick Wall – And Just Keeps Going
With 130 passengers on board, the plane was bound from the southern tip of India to Dubai across...
