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US LGBTQ Club Shooter Given Another 55 Life Sentences
A mass shooter who killed five people at an LGBTQ club in the US state of Colorado pleaded guilty to hate crimes Tuesday over the horrifying 2022 massacre, and was given another hefty sentence.
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San Francisco Street Renamed After Anti-Asian Attack Victim Vicha Ratanapakdee: Report
A street has been renamed in San Francisco, California, the United States in honour of Vicha Ratanapakdee, an 84-year-old Thai immigrant whose brutal murder in 2021 raised awareness of anti-Asian prejudice
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Discrimination Against Sikhs Has Gone Up, Rights Expert Tells US Congress
Religious discrimination and hate crime against the Sikh community in the United States has increased in recent years, an eminent human rights expert has told the lawmakers urging the administration and the US Congress to take steps to end this.
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"Diversity Makes US Stronger": America Condemns Assault on Sikh Taxi Driver
The United States today condemned the assault on a Sikh taxi driver at the JFK International Airport terming it "deeply disturbing". The State Department said that diversity makes the US stronger.
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Hate Crimes In US Surge During Donald Trump's First Year, Says FBI
Hate crimes surged 17 percent in the United States in Donald Trump's first year as president, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said in a new report Tuesday.
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3 Arrested In Connection With Murder Of Indian-Origin Man In US: Report
Three people have been arrested and charged in the United States in connection with the murder case of a 43-year-old Indian-origin store owner who was gunned down outside his home in South Carolina in March.
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4,000 Indian Students Seek US visa For Higher Education
Around 4,000 Indian students appeared for interviews on Thursday to secure the American visa to pursue higher education in the US, brushing aside fears of hate crimes in that country.
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Hate Crime: US Man Beats Asian, Screams 'We Are White Power'
A 48-year-old man in the United States has been charged with hate crime after he pummeled an Asian man in the face screaming "We are white power", "Go back to your country! What are you doing here?", police said today.
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US Lawmaker Tulsi Gabbard Asks Justice Department To Investigate Hate Crimes Against Indian-Americans
Tulsi Gabbard, the first Hindu lawmaker in US Congress, has expressed concern over a series of hate crimes against Indian-Americans and asked the Justice Department to investigate all violent acts motivated by bigotry to promote a pluralistic society.
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Hatred, Prejudice On Rise In Donald Trump's America: Poll
Nearly two-thirds of US voters say hatred and prejudice in the United States have risen since Donald Trump was elected president, an opinion poll revealed Thursday.
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'I Might Not Only Be Discriminated Against But Also Killed' - Indians Fear US Travel After Attacks
After three high-profile attacks on Indians in the United States in 10 days - two of them being investigated as possible hate crimes - concerns about travel to the country and the safety of relatives there are rising in India.
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Body Of Indian Man Shot Dead In US Reaches Hyderabad
The mortal remains of the Indian engineer, who was shot dead in the United States in an apparent hate crime incident, arrived at the international airport in Hyderabad on Monday night.
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'Everyone's Nervous': Some Students In India Rethink US Study Plans After Kansas Shooting
Anupam Singh, a master's student, once dreamed of coming to the United States for his PhD studies. But Wednesday's seemingly racially charged shooting of two Indian men in Kansas reaffirmed his growing belief that United States isn't a hospitable place for foreign students.
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Indian-American Sikh Man Made Honorary Police To Promote Communal Harmony
An Indian-American Sikh has been made honorary police assistant in US to bridge gap and increase cooperation between policemen and community members in cases of hate crimes and discrimination.
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Suspected Gunman Confesses to Deadly Attack on Charleston Church 'Hate Crime' : Report
A 21-year-old white man confessed to shooting dead nine black people at a historic South Carolina church, and hoped his actions would start a race war in the United States, CNN reported today, citing unnamed law enforcement officials.
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US LGBTQ Club Shooter Given Another 55 Life Sentences
A mass shooter who killed five people at an LGBTQ club in the US state of Colorado pleaded guilty to hate crimes Tuesday over the horrifying 2022 massacre, and was given another hefty sentence.
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San Francisco Street Renamed After Anti-Asian Attack Victim Vicha Ratanapakdee: Report
A street has been renamed in San Francisco, California, the United States in honour of Vicha Ratanapakdee, an 84-year-old Thai immigrant whose brutal murder in 2021 raised awareness of anti-Asian prejudice
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Discrimination Against Sikhs Has Gone Up, Rights Expert Tells US Congress
Religious discrimination and hate crime against the Sikh community in the United States has increased in recent years, an eminent human rights expert has told the lawmakers urging the administration and the US Congress to take steps to end this.
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"Diversity Makes US Stronger": America Condemns Assault on Sikh Taxi Driver
The United States today condemned the assault on a Sikh taxi driver at the JFK International Airport terming it "deeply disturbing". The State Department said that diversity makes the US stronger.
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Hate Crimes In US Surge During Donald Trump's First Year, Says FBI
Hate crimes surged 17 percent in the United States in Donald Trump's first year as president, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said in a new report Tuesday.
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3 Arrested In Connection With Murder Of Indian-Origin Man In US: Report
Three people have been arrested and charged in the United States in connection with the murder case of a 43-year-old Indian-origin store owner who was gunned down outside his home in South Carolina in March.
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4,000 Indian Students Seek US visa For Higher Education
Around 4,000 Indian students appeared for interviews on Thursday to secure the American visa to pursue higher education in the US, brushing aside fears of hate crimes in that country.
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Hate Crime: US Man Beats Asian, Screams 'We Are White Power'
A 48-year-old man in the United States has been charged with hate crime after he pummeled an Asian man in the face screaming "We are white power", "Go back to your country! What are you doing here?", police said today.
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US Lawmaker Tulsi Gabbard Asks Justice Department To Investigate Hate Crimes Against Indian-Americans
Tulsi Gabbard, the first Hindu lawmaker in US Congress, has expressed concern over a series of hate crimes against Indian-Americans and asked the Justice Department to investigate all violent acts motivated by bigotry to promote a pluralistic society.
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Hatred, Prejudice On Rise In Donald Trump's America: Poll
Nearly two-thirds of US voters say hatred and prejudice in the United States have risen since Donald Trump was elected president, an opinion poll revealed Thursday.
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'I Might Not Only Be Discriminated Against But Also Killed' - Indians Fear US Travel After Attacks
After three high-profile attacks on Indians in the United States in 10 days - two of them being investigated as possible hate crimes - concerns about travel to the country and the safety of relatives there are rising in India.
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Body Of Indian Man Shot Dead In US Reaches Hyderabad
The mortal remains of the Indian engineer, who was shot dead in the United States in an apparent hate crime incident, arrived at the international airport in Hyderabad on Monday night.
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'Everyone's Nervous': Some Students In India Rethink US Study Plans After Kansas Shooting
Anupam Singh, a master's student, once dreamed of coming to the United States for his PhD studies. But Wednesday's seemingly racially charged shooting of two Indian men in Kansas reaffirmed his growing belief that United States isn't a hospitable place for foreign students.
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Indian-American Sikh Man Made Honorary Police To Promote Communal Harmony
An Indian-American Sikh has been made honorary police assistant in US to bridge gap and increase cooperation between policemen and community members in cases of hate crimes and discrimination.
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Suspected Gunman Confesses to Deadly Attack on Charleston Church 'Hate Crime' : Report
A 21-year-old white man confessed to shooting dead nine black people at a historic South Carolina church, and hoped his actions would start a race war in the United States, CNN reported today, citing unnamed law enforcement officials.
