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Trump to issue around 100 pardons and commutations on final day in office: Media reports
People close to Trump have been able to pocket tens of thousands of dollars from convicts seeking pardons from the outgoing President, as per a story published by The New York Times.
The village, located on the banks of the River Tsari Chu, lies in the Upper Subansiri district, an area which has been long disputed by India and China and has been marked by armed conflict.
So, who are ‘Presstitutes’? Those who milk a terror attack to win elections and improve TRP? #Arnabgate has an uncanny similarity to the novel ‘The Almighty’ by Irving Wallace, writes Sujata Anandan.
Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the US House of Representatives, has suggested that any lawmaker found to have assisted in the January 6 storming of the Capitol in Washington DC should face criminal charges.
US rioters sought to ‘capture, assassinate’ lawmakers Capital locks down as security threats mount
Washington:US prosecutors now believe supporters of President Donald Trump planned to “capture and assassinate elected officials” in their siege of the Capitol building last week, according to a new court filing.
Shah Mahmood Qureshi said on Friday that the debate on Indian-occupied Kashmir earlier in the week in the British parliament had made it clear that “Kashmir is not India’s internal issue.”
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Flying to US? Customs officers can search your phone, laptop...
US Customs and Border Protection officers are increasingly searching electronic devices of incoming passengers, including citizens. CBP can conduct basic searches without suspicion, but advanced searches require reasonable suspicion and…
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Indian student wins court stay against Trump deportation
An Indian student, Krish Lal Isserdasani, faced potential deportation after his US student visa was abruptly cancelled. Despite no charges filed after a prior arrest and being close to graduation…
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Indian-origin doctor Mumtaz Patel elected president of UK’s Royal College of Physicians
Dr. Mumtaz Patel, of Indian origin, has been elected as the 123rd president of the Royal College of Physicians, making history as the first Indo-Asian Muslim to hold the position…
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Indian-origin techie slams IndiGo after flight delay costs him Rs 50,000
Mohammad Alzafar Zia, an Indian techie, faced a flight delay. His IndiGo flight delay caused him to miss his Air India connection to Copenhagen. He claimed a loss of ₹50,000…
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Interest in studying in the US remains high among Indians; students advised to be cautious about social media posts
Despite stricter US immigration policies, Indian students' interest in US higher education, especially STEM and AI programs, remains strong. A surge in applications to top universities indicates enduring appeal, driven…
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Meet Anand Shah, Indian-origin councilman arrested in the US for illegal gambling
Anand Shah, an Indian-origin councilman from New Jersey, was apprehended along with 39 others for involvement in a large-scale illegal gambling ring. The operation, which included illegal poker games and…
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Indian-origin US politician Anand Shah charged in major illegal gambling case
In New Jersey, a major crackdown on illegal gambling has led to charges against 39 individuals, including Indian-origin Prospect Park Councilman Anand Shah. Attorney General Matt Platkin announced that the…
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US judge clears way for immigrant rule; DHS gives this warning to H-1Bs
New rule in the US requires immigrants to register with the government and carry documentation. The regulation impacts foreign nationals, including those on work or study visas. Children must re-register…
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UK is now one of the most attractive destinations for Indian students, says House of Lords member Karan Bilimoria
Lord Karan Bilimoria highlights the UK's attractiveness for Indian students, emphasizing the Labour government's support for the two-year post-study work visa. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson's welcoming message and the benefits…
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