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Indian state’s outrage over ‘tweet & toolkit’ helps world to see through us
By over-reacting to tweets by a few celebs, the Indian Government has opened itself to international scrutiny. Its human rights record & handling of national issues will now draw more attention.
China's latest weapon against Taiwan: the sand dredger
ON BOARD THE TAIWAN COAST GUARD SHIP PP-10062, East China Sea (Reuters) - Taiwanese coast guard commander Lin Chie-ming is on the frontline of a new type of warfare that China is waging against Taiwan. China's weapon? Sand.
Hollywood veteran Susan Sarandon supports farmers protest
Veteran actor Susan Sarandon on Saturday extended her support to the ongoing farmers agitation and said she stands in solidarity with the protesters.
Rights to peaceful assembly and expression should be protected: UN Human Rights body on farmers’ protests
Amid the mobile internet service ban at Delhi’s borders, United Nations Human Rights said that peaceful assembly &expression should be protected both offline and online
The steps being taken by the central government in response to international celebrity tweets for solidarity with the Indian farmers struggles can be expected in a country with a tinpot dictator,
EXPLAINER: Why is the military taking control in Myanmar?
The announcement on military-owned Myawaddy TV cited Article 417 of the country’s constitution, which allows the military to take over in times of emergency.
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Exporters, govt in talks to tap opportunities in US
Exporters in India are preparing to seize potential opportunities in the US market across sectors like textiles, leather, chemicals, and toys, as the US looks to reduce dependence on China…
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Indian students make optimum use of scholarships in Spain
The number of Indian students at IE University, Madrid, has surged by 200% in the last decade, with over 170 students enrolled for Master's and Bachelor's courses in 2024-25. The…
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Removing H1B caps? David Sacks and Elon Musk back Sriram Krishnan's view on green cards
Loomer’s accusations prompted swift rebuttals from prominent figures like David Sacks and Elon Musk. Sacks clarified the nuances of Krishnan’s views, stating, "Point of clarification: Sriram didn’t say he wants…
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Yearender: Why US remained the top study abroad choice for Indian students in 2024
The U.S. continues to be the top destination for Indian students in 2024, with a 21% increase in enrolments, reaching a record 331,602 students. This growth, especially in graduate programmes…
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AI field dominated by many Indians in academia and industry: Washington State University professor Partha Pande
Indian professor Partha Pande leads in the US. He directs engineering at Washington State University. Pande champions the CHIPS Act. The act aims to boost US chip production. He…
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Indian-origin man jailed in Singapore for violence and gambling
In Singapore, a 28-year-old Indian-origin man, Visnu Suriamurthi, received a six-week jail sentence and a SGD 2,000 fine for assaulting a rival gang member and illegal gambling. This incident…
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Indians become 2nd-largest group to gain US citizenship in FY 2024
Nearly 50,000 Indians became naturalized US citizens in fiscal year 2024, securing the second-highest spot after Mexico. These new citizens, many of Gujarati origin, often reside in states like…
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