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Indian IT Professionals Face Tough Time With Visa Restrictions
United States not the only country posing visa woes for Indian IT professionals.
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Govt Mulls Mandatory Orientation For Overseas Job Seekers
Indians planning to go abroad for jobs to get prior briefing.
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China Has No Right to Oppose Japan’s investment in Northeast: Amit Shah
Japan's investment plans in northeast India rattle China.
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George Harrison’s Sitar Goes up for Auction
Sitar played in Beatles song Norwegian wood to be auctioned.
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Zero Used in India Much Earlier Than First Thought, Shows Oxford Study
Ancient Indian text reveals the earliest use of zero.
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Stranded Indian Ship in UK to be Sold to Pay Crew
Detained Indian ship to be auctioned to pay wages.
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Woman Who Threw Newborn in Trash Faces 12 years in US Jail
Indian-American woman pleads guilty to manslaughter of her baby.
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Study in India initiative to Attract Foreign Students For MBA Courses
GMAC partners with nine Indian B-schools to launch Study in India initiative.
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The Golden House: Salman Rushdie’s New Novel Gets Mixed Reviews
Rushdie's fiction has grown bombastic and close to unreadable: The Independent
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Bollywood Biopic to Bring Tennis Star Vijay Amritraj’s Life on Screen
Now, a movie to be made on Vijay Amritraj's life.
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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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