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Man Named In US Indictment In Khalistani Terrorist Pannun Case No Longer Government Employee: India
India has confirmed the US' assertion that a person identified as 'CC1' in a US Department of Justice indictment on an alleged assassination plot of Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun is no longer employed by the Indian government.
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"Have 6 Months": Indian Man Diagnosed With Cancer In US, Seeks H-1B Guidance
The H-1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to employ foreign workers in specialty occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise.
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Lenovo Salesman Fired For Urinating In US Hotel Lobby, Sues Employer For $1.5 Million
A Lenovo computer salesman has found himself in a swirl of trouble, fired from his job after he says a bladder condition forced him to relieve himself in a lobby of his Times Square hotel.
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Amidst AI Push, Cisco To Lay Off Thousands In Second Job Cut This Year, Sources Say
The number of people affected could be similar to or slightly higher than the 4,000 employees Cisco laid off in February. The company employed around 84,900 people as of July 2023.
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4 US Citizens "Brutally Stabbed" In Park In China
Four American college instructors working in China were wounded in a reported stabbing at a public park, according to their employer and the US State Department.
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How 2 Indian Restaurants Duped Investors Of Rs 3 Crore In US
Bombay Clay Oven and Saucy Bombay, two Indian restaurants in the US state of Colorado have been accused of defrauding investors of $380,000 or Rs 3,16,56,926 by employing deceptive tactics, including "half-truths and lies".
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Chief Justice's Praise As Top Court Cook's Daughter Bags US Scholarships
Pragya, a law researcher and the daughter of a cook employed at the Supreme Court, has won scholarships to pursue masters in law at two top US universities - the University of California and the University of Michigan.
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Russia Extends Detention Of US Reporter Charged With Espionage
A Russian court on Thursday extended the detention of US-Russian journalist Alsu Kurmasheva -- who her employer says faces 15 years in prison for violating censorship laws -- until 5 April.
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Study Abroad: Explore Top Scholarships To Pursue Education In US
The international exposure gained through education abroad is highly valued by employers globally, enhancing qualities such as employability, flexibility, resilience, and global awareness.
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Pastor Accused Of Child Sexual Abuse Dies By Suicide In US
Nashua Baptist Church officials terminated a well-liked pastor upon discovering that he was under investigation for the sexual abuse of minors.
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Crypto Price Today: Bitcoin Registers First Minor Price Dip in Recent Days, Most Altcoins Trading in Profits
The overall valuation of the crypto sector rose by 0.52 percent in the last 24 hours. While Bitcoin recorded a small dip, Ether rose in value by $117 (roughly Rs. 9,754) in the last 24 hours. Most altcoins are trading in greens today in the backdrop of the anticipation surrounding the release of US’ employment data later today.
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Russia Extends Pre-Trial Detention Of US Journalist Charged With Espionage
A Russian court on Friday extended the pre-trial detention of US-Russian journalist Alsu Kurmasheva -- arrested for failing to register as a "foreign agent" -- until February 5, her employer said.
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Indian Diaspora In US Seeks Relaxation In Issuance Of Employment Authorisation Card
Around 1.1 million Indian-origin non-immigrant visa holders are waiting for their priority date to become current to apply for an I-485 for a green card.
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US Journalist Detained In Russia
A Russian-American journalist working for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty has been detained in Russia and charged with failing to register as a foreign agent, her employer and a journalist watchdog group said Wednesday.
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US Move To Benefit Tens Of Thousands Of Indians Waiting For Green Cards
The US has announced it will provide employment authorisation cards to some non-immigrant categories, including those waiting for green cards, for five years, a move that would benefit tens of thousands of Indians living in the country.
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Man Named In US Indictment In Khalistani Terrorist Pannun Case No Longer Government Employee: India
India has confirmed the US' assertion that a person identified as 'CC1' in a US Department of Justice indictment on an alleged assassination plot of Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun is no longer employed by the Indian government.
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"Have 6 Months": Indian Man Diagnosed With Cancer In US, Seeks H-1B Guidance
The H-1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to employ foreign workers in specialty occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise.
-
Lenovo Salesman Fired For Urinating In US Hotel Lobby, Sues Employer For $1.5 Million
A Lenovo computer salesman has found himself in a swirl of trouble, fired from his job after he says a bladder condition forced him to relieve himself in a lobby of his Times Square hotel.
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Amidst AI Push, Cisco To Lay Off Thousands In Second Job Cut This Year, Sources Say
The number of people affected could be similar to or slightly higher than the 4,000 employees Cisco laid off in February. The company employed around 84,900 people as of July 2023.
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4 US Citizens "Brutally Stabbed" In Park In China
Four American college instructors working in China were wounded in a reported stabbing at a public park, according to their employer and the US State Department.
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How 2 Indian Restaurants Duped Investors Of Rs 3 Crore In US
Bombay Clay Oven and Saucy Bombay, two Indian restaurants in the US state of Colorado have been accused of defrauding investors of $380,000 or Rs 3,16,56,926 by employing deceptive tactics, including "half-truths and lies".
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Chief Justice's Praise As Top Court Cook's Daughter Bags US Scholarships
Pragya, a law researcher and the daughter of a cook employed at the Supreme Court, has won scholarships to pursue masters in law at two top US universities - the University of California and the University of Michigan.
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Russia Extends Detention Of US Reporter Charged With Espionage
A Russian court on Thursday extended the detention of US-Russian journalist Alsu Kurmasheva -- who her employer says faces 15 years in prison for violating censorship laws -- until 5 April.
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Study Abroad: Explore Top Scholarships To Pursue Education In US
The international exposure gained through education abroad is highly valued by employers globally, enhancing qualities such as employability, flexibility, resilience, and global awareness.
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Pastor Accused Of Child Sexual Abuse Dies By Suicide In US
Nashua Baptist Church officials terminated a well-liked pastor upon discovering that he was under investigation for the sexual abuse of minors.
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Crypto Price Today: Bitcoin Registers First Minor Price Dip in Recent Days, Most Altcoins Trading in Profits
The overall valuation of the crypto sector rose by 0.52 percent in the last 24 hours. While Bitcoin recorded a small dip, Ether rose in value by $117 (roughly Rs. 9,754) in the last 24 hours. Most altcoins are trading in greens today in the backdrop of the anticipation surrounding the release of US’ employment data later today.
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Russia Extends Pre-Trial Detention Of US Journalist Charged With Espionage
A Russian court on Friday extended the pre-trial detention of US-Russian journalist Alsu Kurmasheva -- arrested for failing to register as a "foreign agent" -- until February 5, her employer said.
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Indian Diaspora In US Seeks Relaxation In Issuance Of Employment Authorisation Card
Around 1.1 million Indian-origin non-immigrant visa holders are waiting for their priority date to become current to apply for an I-485 for a green card.
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US Journalist Detained In Russia
A Russian-American journalist working for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty has been detained in Russia and charged with failing to register as a foreign agent, her employer and a journalist watchdog group said Wednesday.
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US Move To Benefit Tens Of Thousands Of Indians Waiting For Green Cards
The US has announced it will provide employment authorisation cards to some non-immigrant categories, including those waiting for green cards, for five years, a move that would benefit tens of thousands of Indians living in the country.
