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Hurricane, Typhoon or Cyclone? Same Storm, Different Name
What makes a storm a hurricane, a typhoon or a cyclone? It comes down to location.
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Share of U.S. Population Born Abroad Hits a 108-Year Peak
The Census Bureau’s figures for 2017 confirm a major shift in who is coming to the United States....
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Canadian Politician Launches New Party to Pitch for New Immigration Rules
Canada politician Maxime Bernier has launched a new political party to fight for tightened immigration rules and reduced...
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After Twitter, WhatsApp Bans Account of Legal Advisor to Pro-Khalistan Outfit in U.S.
WhatsApp has blocked the account of Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, legal adviser to the separatist organization, Sikhs For Justice.
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Indian-Origin Couple Faces Child Abuse Charges in U.S. for Not Allowing Costly Medical Tests on Daughter
Couple face charges of neglecting and abusing their daughter after they questioned doctors for referring costly medical tests...
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Infosys to Acquire Finnish Company Fluido for $76 Million
Infosys aims to strengthen its reach in Nordics region with the acquisition of Fluido.
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Asians Comprise Largest Immigrant Group as Foreign-Born Population in U.S. Reaches Highest Level Since 1910
Asians form the largest group of migrants to the U.S., overtaking Latin Americans, according to Census Bureau’s figures for...
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Father-Son Duo Accused Over Assault on Indian Sikh Leader in U.S.
Father-son duo released on bail for allegedly assaulting Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee chief Manjit Singh GK in...
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IT Company Fined $300,000 in U.S. for Violating H-1B Visa Rules
Washington-based People Tech Group fined $355,000 for underpaying skilled workers holding H-1B visas.
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Missing Documents Can Now Cause Straight Rejection of U.S. Visa or Green Card Application
U.S. immigration officers can now reject a visa application on the basis of errors in the form or...
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Chetna Kapoor | February 28, 2019
The Rise Of The NRI, The Influential Non-voter
In 1936, Radhakamal Mukerjee, a famous Lucknow-based social scientist, wrote a book titled Migrant Asia that contained an...
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Chetna Kapoor | February 28, 2019
Love And Marriage: Rebels Against An Indian Tradition That Endures In The U.S.
For years, my mom, Indira Pillay, told her American friends and colleagues that she and my dad had...
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Chetna Kapoor | February 27, 2019
Integration Of Indian And African Flavors Accelerates
In the 2006 comedy movie “Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby,” Mr. Bobby (played by Will Ferrell)...
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Chetna Kapoor | February 26, 2019
Oscars 2019: The Indian Sanitary Pad Makers’ Story Wins Award
Sneh was 15 when she started menstruating. The first time she bled, she had no idea what was...
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Chetna Kapoor | February 26, 2019
India’s Rich Fancy These Foreign Destinations
In India, there is no dearth of wealth and the proof of this is the growing number of...
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