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Parliament Budget Session Highlights: PM Modi Attacks Congress For 'Family First' Policy
Parliament Budget Session Day 6 Highlights: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday launched a scathing attack on the Congress in the Rajya Sabha.
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86 Indians Killed, Attacked Abroad In 2023, Mostly In The US: Government
As many as 86 Indians were attacked or murdered abroad in the year 2023, Kirti Vardhan Singh on Thursday informed Parliament. A steep increase from the previous two years of 29 cases in 2021 and 57 in 2022.
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Exclusive: What American Diplomat Said On Attacks At Indian Consulates In US
On Tuesday, a wreath-laying ceremony was organised in memory deceased. The ceremony was attended by senior American diplomats including, Assistant Secretary of State for Diplomatic Security, Gentry Smith and Consul General, Kathy Giles-Diaz.
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"These People Don't Understand India": Rahul Gandhi Attacks RSS In US
Speaking at Washington DC metro area on Monday (local time), Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that the Indians in the US are the bridge between the two countries.
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"Big Concern": S Jaishankar On Rise In Deaths Of Indian Students Overseas
Amid a rise in violent attacks on Indian students in the US in which many have lost their lives, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday that such cases are unconnected but certainly a big concern for the government.
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"Safety, Security Of Indians In Israel Is Of Prime Concern For Us": Centre
India on Friday said it is focusing on ensuring the safety and security of all its citizens in Israel following the death of an Indian in that country in a missile attack reportedly launched by Hezbollah.
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Joe Biden Working "Very Hard" To Stop Attacks Against Indian Students: US
US President Joe Biden and his administration are working very hard to thwart and disrupt attacks on Indian and Indian American students, the White House has said.
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"No Excuse For Violence": US Condemns Attacks Against Indian Students
Reacting to recent attacks on Indian students in the US, the White House has asserted that there is no excuse for violence based on race, gender or any other factor and called it unacceptable in the US.
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"US Wonderful Place To Study, Be Safe": Envoy After Indian Students' Deaths
Amid the rising number of attacks on Indian-origin students, US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti on Friday said they are committed to making sure that Indians know that the United States is a "wonderful place to study and be safe."
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41-Year-Old Indian-Origin Man Assaulted On Washington Street Dies
An Indian-American executive died earlier this week, days after he suffered life-threatening injuries during a fight outside a Washington restaurant.
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"We Are There For You": Revanth Reddy Assures Students Living Abroad
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Wednesday expressed his distress over the recent attacks on Indian students in the US and urged the External Affairs Minister to address the issue.
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Leads Soon On India Consulate Attack In US, FBI Chief Told New Delhi
Visiting Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI Director Christopher Wray has assured India that the US is probing attack on the Indian Consulate in San Francisco "aggressively" and would be able to share "credible" leads soon, sources said.
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Israeli-Owned Ship Damaged In Suspected Drone Attack By Iran: US Official
An Israeli-owned ship was damaged in a suspected drone attack by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in the Indian Ocean, a US defence official said on Saturday.
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"Deeply Disturbed": US After Indian Student Stabbed, Put On Life Support
The United States has expressed regret over the attack on an Indian student, who is in critical condition after being attacked in Indiana.
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"Turban Doesn't Mean Terrorism": New York City Mayor Amid Attacks On Sikhs
The Sikh turban does not mean terrorism but symbolises faith, New York City Mayor Eric Adams said, as he described the recent attacks and hate crimes against the community as a "stain" on the country and vowed to protect its members.
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Parliament Budget Session Highlights: PM Modi Attacks Congress For 'Family First' Policy
Parliament Budget Session Day 6 Highlights: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday launched a scathing attack on the Congress in the Rajya Sabha.
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86 Indians Killed, Attacked Abroad In 2023, Mostly In The US: Government
As many as 86 Indians were attacked or murdered abroad in the year 2023, Kirti Vardhan Singh on Thursday informed Parliament. A steep increase from the previous two years of 29 cases in 2021 and 57 in 2022.
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Exclusive: What American Diplomat Said On Attacks At Indian Consulates In US
On Tuesday, a wreath-laying ceremony was organised in memory deceased. The ceremony was attended by senior American diplomats including, Assistant Secretary of State for Diplomatic Security, Gentry Smith and Consul General, Kathy Giles-Diaz.
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"These People Don't Understand India": Rahul Gandhi Attacks RSS In US
Speaking at Washington DC metro area on Monday (local time), Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that the Indians in the US are the bridge between the two countries.
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"Big Concern": S Jaishankar On Rise In Deaths Of Indian Students Overseas
Amid a rise in violent attacks on Indian students in the US in which many have lost their lives, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday that such cases are unconnected but certainly a big concern for the government.
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"Safety, Security Of Indians In Israel Is Of Prime Concern For Us": Centre
India on Friday said it is focusing on ensuring the safety and security of all its citizens in Israel following the death of an Indian in that country in a missile attack reportedly launched by Hezbollah.
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Joe Biden Working "Very Hard" To Stop Attacks Against Indian Students: US
US President Joe Biden and his administration are working very hard to thwart and disrupt attacks on Indian and Indian American students, the White House has said.
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"No Excuse For Violence": US Condemns Attacks Against Indian Students
Reacting to recent attacks on Indian students in the US, the White House has asserted that there is no excuse for violence based on race, gender or any other factor and called it unacceptable in the US.
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"US Wonderful Place To Study, Be Safe": Envoy After Indian Students' Deaths
Amid the rising number of attacks on Indian-origin students, US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti on Friday said they are committed to making sure that Indians know that the United States is a "wonderful place to study and be safe."
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41-Year-Old Indian-Origin Man Assaulted On Washington Street Dies
An Indian-American executive died earlier this week, days after he suffered life-threatening injuries during a fight outside a Washington restaurant.
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"We Are There For You": Revanth Reddy Assures Students Living Abroad
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy on Wednesday expressed his distress over the recent attacks on Indian students in the US and urged the External Affairs Minister to address the issue.
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Leads Soon On India Consulate Attack In US, FBI Chief Told New Delhi
Visiting Federal Bureau of Investigation or FBI Director Christopher Wray has assured India that the US is probing attack on the Indian Consulate in San Francisco "aggressively" and would be able to share "credible" leads soon, sources said.
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Israeli-Owned Ship Damaged In Suspected Drone Attack By Iran: US Official
An Israeli-owned ship was damaged in a suspected drone attack by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in the Indian Ocean, a US defence official said on Saturday.
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"Deeply Disturbed": US After Indian Student Stabbed, Put On Life Support
The United States has expressed regret over the attack on an Indian student, who is in critical condition after being attacked in Indiana.
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"Turban Doesn't Mean Terrorism": New York City Mayor Amid Attacks On Sikhs
The Sikh turban does not mean terrorism but symbolises faith, New York City Mayor Eric Adams said, as he described the recent attacks and hate crimes against the community as a "stain" on the country and vowed to protect its members.
