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New Pak Plan For Terror In J&K Involves Women, Children: Top Army Officer
The General Officer Commanding of Srinagar-based 15 Corps, also known as Chinar Corps, Lt Gen Amardeep Singh Aujla also said Pakistan is still trying to stoke unrest in Kashmir.
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Indian Origin Man Charged For Hoarding Protective Kits In US Amid Pandemic
A 45-year-old Indian-origin man has become the first person to face criminal charges in the US under the country's Defence Production Act for allegedly hoarding the scarce personal protective equipment and selling it at huge markups during the COVID-19 pandemic, authorities said.
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Ex-Air Force Officer, Wife Killed In Delhi Hit-And-Run, Accused Arrested
A 69-year-old retired group captain of the Indian Air Force and his wife died on Friday after they were hit by a speeding car driven by a BBA student near their locality in south west Delhi's Dwarka.
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Dance Plus 3 Winner Bir Radha Sherpa: 'Thank You For All The Love'
Dance Plus 3 Winner: Congratulations, Bir Radha Sherpa!
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Government Appoints Four Nominees To Insolvency And Bankruptcy Board: Report
Apart from the chairperson and four government nominees, the board would have five more persons, including three whole-time members. Two others would be from outside.
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Book On Sikh Heritage In Pakistan Launched In Singapore
A book on the Sikh heritage in Pakistan has been launched in Singapore, highlighting the legacy of the community that was left behind following the partition. The 500-page book, by financial services executive-turned author Amardeep Singh, is his personal journey.
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Sikh-Americans Seek Official Documents on Use of Ethnic Slurs
A Sikh advocacy group in the US has asked the National Security Agency and the FBI to provide them information about alleged use of ethnic slurs in surveillance programmes targeting their community.
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Pentagon eases rules on turbans, beards in US Army
The Pentagon took steps on Wednesday to give individual troops greater latitude to wear turbans, head scarfs, yarmulkes and other religious clothing with their uniforms, but advocacy groups said the new policy fell short of what they were seeking.
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US Sikhs launch smartphone app to report abuse at airports
Sikh activists in the US have launched an updated smartphone application to make it easier for Sikh passengers to report any abuse against them at American airports.
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Miss America won't look the same anymore, she said before winning
Miss America is evolving. And she's not going to look the same anymore."
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Miss America won't look the same anymore, Nina Davuluri said before winning
So predicted Nina Davuluri during her quest to become the first Indian-American winner of the quintessential American beauty pageant. Then Davuluri backed it up by whirling through a Bollywood dance in a sari, baring her skin in a bikini, and championing the kind of diversity that made her milestone seem inevitable.
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Sikhs added to US hate crime stats
The US Justice Department will begin keeping numbers on hate crimes committed against Sikhs and six other groups, in connection with Monday's one-year anniversary of the killing of six Sikh worshippers.
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New Pak Plan For Terror In J&K Involves Women, Children: Top Army Officer
The General Officer Commanding of Srinagar-based 15 Corps, also known as Chinar Corps, Lt Gen Amardeep Singh Aujla also said Pakistan is still trying to stoke unrest in Kashmir.
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Indian Origin Man Charged For Hoarding Protective Kits In US Amid Pandemic
A 45-year-old Indian-origin man has become the first person to face criminal charges in the US under the country's Defence Production Act for allegedly hoarding the scarce personal protective equipment and selling it at huge markups during the COVID-19 pandemic, authorities said.
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Ex-Air Force Officer, Wife Killed In Delhi Hit-And-Run, Accused Arrested
A 69-year-old retired group captain of the Indian Air Force and his wife died on Friday after they were hit by a speeding car driven by a BBA student near their locality in south west Delhi's Dwarka.
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Dance Plus 3 Winner Bir Radha Sherpa: 'Thank You For All The Love'
Dance Plus 3 Winner: Congratulations, Bir Radha Sherpa!
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Government Appoints Four Nominees To Insolvency And Bankruptcy Board: Report
Apart from the chairperson and four government nominees, the board would have five more persons, including three whole-time members. Two others would be from outside.
-
Book On Sikh Heritage In Pakistan Launched In Singapore
A book on the Sikh heritage in Pakistan has been launched in Singapore, highlighting the legacy of the community that was left behind following the partition. The 500-page book, by financial services executive-turned author Amardeep Singh, is his personal journey.
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Sikh-Americans Seek Official Documents on Use of Ethnic Slurs
A Sikh advocacy group in the US has asked the National Security Agency and the FBI to provide them information about alleged use of ethnic slurs in surveillance programmes targeting their community.
-
Pentagon eases rules on turbans, beards in US Army
The Pentagon took steps on Wednesday to give individual troops greater latitude to wear turbans, head scarfs, yarmulkes and other religious clothing with their uniforms, but advocacy groups said the new policy fell short of what they were seeking.
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US Sikhs launch smartphone app to report abuse at airports
Sikh activists in the US have launched an updated smartphone application to make it easier for Sikh passengers to report any abuse against them at American airports.
-
Miss America won't look the same anymore, she said before winning
Miss America is evolving. And she's not going to look the same anymore."
-
Miss America won't look the same anymore, Nina Davuluri said before winning
So predicted Nina Davuluri during her quest to become the first Indian-American winner of the quintessential American beauty pageant. Then Davuluri backed it up by whirling through a Bollywood dance in a sari, baring her skin in a bikini, and championing the kind of diversity that made her milestone seem inevitable.
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Sikhs added to US hate crime stats
The US Justice Department will begin keeping numbers on hate crimes committed against Sikhs and six other groups, in connection with Monday's one-year anniversary of the killing of six Sikh worshippers.
