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British Indian Student Anoushka Kale Speaks To NDTV, Talks About Her Vision Ahead
Anoushka Kale has been elected as the president of the University of Cambridge's Union Society for the Easter 2025 term.
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All About Anoushka Kale, The British Indian Student Elected Cambridge Union President
Anoushka Kale has been elected president of the University of Cambridge's renowned Cambridge Union Society for the Easter term following an uncontested race.
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British Indian Student Anoushka Kale Elected President Of Historic Cambridge Union
A British Indian student, Anoushka Kale, has been elected president of the University of Cambridge's historic Cambridge Union Society, among the world's oldest debating societies which prides itself as a defender of free speech since 1815.
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"Indian Society Has No Religious Discrimination...": PM Modi
There is "no feeling of discrimination towards any religious minority" in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi insisted Thursday in a wide-ranging interview with British publication Financial Times.
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Spotify Faces Backlash Over Audiobook Streaming As Authors Fear Unfair Payment
Some authors and literary agents have expressed deep concern about Spotify's new audiobook feature as they fear they won't see much in royalties.
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British Family Finds Live Frog Inside Bag Of Bananas: Report
A British family has been stunned to discover a tiny tree frog in a bag of bananas that had been imported from the Dominican Republic.
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100-Year-Old Giant Sturgeon Caught In Canada, Thrown Back In River
Fishermen in British Columbia, Canada, recently caught an enormous white sturgeon that is over ten feet long and estimated to be at least 100 years old.
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UK Government Mishandled Initial Covid Response: MP's Probe
A British parliamentary report published Tuesday said that the government's delay in locking down society when Covid-19 hit last year had cost lives and was "one of the most important public health failures" in the country's history.
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No Place For Racism In Our Society: British Minister On Meghan Interview
Britain's children's minister said on Monday that there was no place for racism in society after Meghan, the wife of Prince Harry, accused someone in Britain's royal family of raising concerns about how dark their son's skin might be.
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Mamata Banerjee Says Political Reason Behind No Oxford Event, BJP Differs
A day after the prestigious British debating society, Oxford Union, abruptly cancelled a programme with Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister, without naming the BJP, condemned those who she said "had insulted and humiliated West Bengal for political reasons".
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"Racist Violence Has No Place In Our Society": Boris Johnson Tells Trump
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told Donald Trump on Wednesday that racist violence has no place in society, saying he was "sickened and appalled" by the death of George Floyd during an arrest.
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UK Car Output Could Fall To Lowest Level In Decades After Virus Hit
British car production could slump this year to the lowest level in decades after the coronavirus pandemic forced factories to close and hit demand, according to an industry body. Just 197 cars were made in April compared with 71,000 in the same month in 2019, leaving year-to-date production down over a quarter, the Society of Motor Manufacturers a...
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Winning Images From British Ecological Society's Photography Contest
Winning images from British Ecological Society's photography contest have captured the stunning beauty of flora and fauna from across the planet.
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Swraj Paul Donates Million Pounds For London Zoo Reserve In Son's Memory
Leading British Indian entrepreneur and parliamentarian Lord Swraj Paul has announced 1 million pounds donation to the London Zoo for a major new project that will lead to creation of the Angad Paul African Reserve in memory of his late son.
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How World War I Turned Into A Revolution For Women
Driving trams, ploughing fields and manning production lines: World War I radically changed women's role in society, as they stepped into the boots of men gone to fight for their countries.
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British Indian Student Anoushka Kale Speaks To NDTV, Talks About Her Vision Ahead
Anoushka Kale has been elected as the president of the University of Cambridge's Union Society for the Easter 2025 term.
-
All About Anoushka Kale, The British Indian Student Elected Cambridge Union President
Anoushka Kale has been elected president of the University of Cambridge's renowned Cambridge Union Society for the Easter term following an uncontested race.
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British Indian Student Anoushka Kale Elected President Of Historic Cambridge Union
A British Indian student, Anoushka Kale, has been elected president of the University of Cambridge's historic Cambridge Union Society, among the world's oldest debating societies which prides itself as a defender of free speech since 1815.
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"Indian Society Has No Religious Discrimination...": PM Modi
There is "no feeling of discrimination towards any religious minority" in India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi insisted Thursday in a wide-ranging interview with British publication Financial Times.
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Spotify Faces Backlash Over Audiobook Streaming As Authors Fear Unfair Payment
Some authors and literary agents have expressed deep concern about Spotify's new audiobook feature as they fear they won't see much in royalties.
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British Family Finds Live Frog Inside Bag Of Bananas: Report
A British family has been stunned to discover a tiny tree frog in a bag of bananas that had been imported from the Dominican Republic.
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100-Year-Old Giant Sturgeon Caught In Canada, Thrown Back In River
Fishermen in British Columbia, Canada, recently caught an enormous white sturgeon that is over ten feet long and estimated to be at least 100 years old.
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UK Government Mishandled Initial Covid Response: MP's Probe
A British parliamentary report published Tuesday said that the government's delay in locking down society when Covid-19 hit last year had cost lives and was "one of the most important public health failures" in the country's history.
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No Place For Racism In Our Society: British Minister On Meghan Interview
Britain's children's minister said on Monday that there was no place for racism in society after Meghan, the wife of Prince Harry, accused someone in Britain's royal family of raising concerns about how dark their son's skin might be.
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Mamata Banerjee Says Political Reason Behind No Oxford Event, BJP Differs
A day after the prestigious British debating society, Oxford Union, abruptly cancelled a programme with Mamata Banerjee, the Chief Minister, without naming the BJP, condemned those who she said "had insulted and humiliated West Bengal for political reasons".
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"Racist Violence Has No Place In Our Society": Boris Johnson Tells Trump
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson told Donald Trump on Wednesday that racist violence has no place in society, saying he was "sickened and appalled" by the death of George Floyd during an arrest.
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UK Car Output Could Fall To Lowest Level In Decades After Virus Hit
British car production could slump this year to the lowest level in decades after the coronavirus pandemic forced factories to close and hit demand, according to an industry body. Just 197 cars were made in April compared with 71,000 in the same month in 2019, leaving year-to-date production down over a quarter, the Society of Motor Manufacturers a...
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Winning Images From British Ecological Society's Photography Contest
Winning images from British Ecological Society's photography contest have captured the stunning beauty of flora and fauna from across the planet.
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Swraj Paul Donates Million Pounds For London Zoo Reserve In Son's Memory
Leading British Indian entrepreneur and parliamentarian Lord Swraj Paul has announced 1 million pounds donation to the London Zoo for a major new project that will lead to creation of the Angad Paul African Reserve in memory of his late son.
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How World War I Turned Into A Revolution For Women
Driving trams, ploughing fields and manning production lines: World War I radically changed women's role in society, as they stepped into the boots of men gone to fight for their countries.
