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Arab Nations Willing To Recognise Israel, Netanyahu Must...: US Congressman Ami Bera
The Arab nations have, for the first time ever, agreed to recognise Israel as a country, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is being "frustrating" to not accept a ceasefire yet, Congressman Ami Bera has said.
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India, Not China, Better Suited For Resolving Ukraine Crisis: US Congressman
India is much better suited than China to play a leading role in resolving the war in Ukraine because of New Delhi's old relationship with Moscow, a top Indian American Congressman has said.
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Indian American Lawmaker Elected Member Of Key US House Committee
Indian American Congressman Ami Bera has been elected as Ranking Member of a key House Foreign Affairs Sub Committee that handles the Indo-Pacific region.
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Indian-Origin Lawmaker Appointed To US House Intelligence Committee
Indian-American Congressman Dr Ami Bera has been appointed as a member of a powerful US House committee handling intelligence-related matters.
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Indian-American Leads Lawmakers To Condemn China's Curbs On Hong Kong
Led by Indian American Congressman Ami Bera, a bipartisan group of influential lawmakers on Monday expressed concern over changes sought to be imposed by Beijing on Hong Kong's electoral system.
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Indian-Origin Lawmaker Re-Elected Chairman Of Subcommittee On Asia Pacific
Indian-American Congressman Dr Ami Bera has been re-elected as chairman of a key congressional subcommittee that plays a major role in the policies relating to Asia, Pacific, Central Asia, and non-proliferation.
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US Passes Legislation To Promote Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr's Legacies
The US House of Representatives has passed a legislationthat would establish an exchange initiative between the US and India to study the work and legacies of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.
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All 4 Democratic Indian-American Lawmakers Of "Samosa Caucus" Re-Elected To US House of Representatives
In an impressive show, all the four Indian-American Democratic lawmakers - Dr Ami Bera, Pramila Jayapal, Ro Khanna and Raja Krishnamoorthi - have been re-elected to the US House of Representatives.
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Concerned By Chinese Aggression Against India: Indian-American Lawmaker
Indian-American Congressman Dr Ami Bera on Friday expressed concern over the Chinese aggression along its India border and asked Beijing to use diplomatic mechanisms rather than force to settle boundary issues with the neighbouring country.
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Over Half A Dozen Indian-Americans Win Congressional Primaries
Over half a dozen Indian-Americans, including two incumbent Congressmen and two women, have won primaries for House of Representatives elections in November.
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Ahead Of Donald Trump Visit, US Congressmen Raise Concerns On Kashmir
Two US Congressmen from opposite sides of America's political divide on Wednesday expressed concern over the Kashmir issue, insisting that the Narendra Modi government release political detainees and restore normalcy in the region at the earliest.
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Four Indian-Americans In US House Voted To Impeach Donald Trump
Donald Trump has become the third US President to be impeached when the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives, including four of its Indian-American members, passed two articles of impeachment against him.
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Indian-American Congressman Ami Bera Named Chairman Of Key Congressional Sub-Committee
Congressman Ami Bera, the longest-serving Indian American lawmaker, was on Friday named the chairman of a key Congressional sub-committee that has jurisdiction over India.
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US Parliamentarians Kamala Harris, Pramila Jayapal Celebrate Diwali
Top US lawmakers, including Indian-origin legislators Kamala Harris, Pramila Jayapal, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Ro Khanna and Ami Bera, celebrated Diwali and underlined that the festival reminds one to welcome positivity in their lives.
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Sikh Airman Allowed To Wear Turban On US Duty Praised By Indian-Americans
Indian-Americans, including a top American lawmaker, applauded the historic decision granted by the US Air Force to a Sikh-American servicemen to wear a turban, beard, and unshorn hair while on active-duty.
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Arab Nations Willing To Recognise Israel, Netanyahu Must...: US Congressman Ami Bera
The Arab nations have, for the first time ever, agreed to recognise Israel as a country, but Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is being "frustrating" to not accept a ceasefire yet, Congressman Ami Bera has said.
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India, Not China, Better Suited For Resolving Ukraine Crisis: US Congressman
India is much better suited than China to play a leading role in resolving the war in Ukraine because of New Delhi's old relationship with Moscow, a top Indian American Congressman has said.
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Indian American Lawmaker Elected Member Of Key US House Committee
Indian American Congressman Ami Bera has been elected as Ranking Member of a key House Foreign Affairs Sub Committee that handles the Indo-Pacific region.
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Indian-Origin Lawmaker Appointed To US House Intelligence Committee
Indian-American Congressman Dr Ami Bera has been appointed as a member of a powerful US House committee handling intelligence-related matters.
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Indian-American Leads Lawmakers To Condemn China's Curbs On Hong Kong
Led by Indian American Congressman Ami Bera, a bipartisan group of influential lawmakers on Monday expressed concern over changes sought to be imposed by Beijing on Hong Kong's electoral system.
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Indian-Origin Lawmaker Re-Elected Chairman Of Subcommittee On Asia Pacific
Indian-American Congressman Dr Ami Bera has been re-elected as chairman of a key congressional subcommittee that plays a major role in the policies relating to Asia, Pacific, Central Asia, and non-proliferation.
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US Passes Legislation To Promote Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr's Legacies
The US House of Representatives has passed a legislationthat would establish an exchange initiative between the US and India to study the work and legacies of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.
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All 4 Democratic Indian-American Lawmakers Of "Samosa Caucus" Re-Elected To US House of Representatives
In an impressive show, all the four Indian-American Democratic lawmakers - Dr Ami Bera, Pramila Jayapal, Ro Khanna and Raja Krishnamoorthi - have been re-elected to the US House of Representatives.
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Concerned By Chinese Aggression Against India: Indian-American Lawmaker
Indian-American Congressman Dr Ami Bera on Friday expressed concern over the Chinese aggression along its India border and asked Beijing to use diplomatic mechanisms rather than force to settle boundary issues with the neighbouring country.
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Over Half A Dozen Indian-Americans Win Congressional Primaries
Over half a dozen Indian-Americans, including two incumbent Congressmen and two women, have won primaries for House of Representatives elections in November.
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Ahead Of Donald Trump Visit, US Congressmen Raise Concerns On Kashmir
Two US Congressmen from opposite sides of America's political divide on Wednesday expressed concern over the Kashmir issue, insisting that the Narendra Modi government release political detainees and restore normalcy in the region at the earliest.
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Four Indian-Americans In US House Voted To Impeach Donald Trump
Donald Trump has become the third US President to be impeached when the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives, including four of its Indian-American members, passed two articles of impeachment against him.
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Indian-American Congressman Ami Bera Named Chairman Of Key Congressional Sub-Committee
Congressman Ami Bera, the longest-serving Indian American lawmaker, was on Friday named the chairman of a key Congressional sub-committee that has jurisdiction over India.
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US Parliamentarians Kamala Harris, Pramila Jayapal Celebrate Diwali
Top US lawmakers, including Indian-origin legislators Kamala Harris, Pramila Jayapal, Raja Krishnamoorthi, Ro Khanna and Ami Bera, celebrated Diwali and underlined that the festival reminds one to welcome positivity in their lives.
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Sikh Airman Allowed To Wear Turban On US Duty Praised By Indian-Americans
Indian-Americans, including a top American lawmaker, applauded the historic decision granted by the US Air Force to a Sikh-American servicemen to wear a turban, beard, and unshorn hair while on active-duty.
