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US Capitol Celebrates Diwali In First Post-Election Event
More than two dozen lawmakers and eminent Indian Americans celebrated Diwali at the Capitol, the first major event at the US Congress after last week's presidential elections.
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Rahul Gandhi To Meet Indian Americans, Students In Washington DC Today
Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, arrived at the Washington Dulles International Airport, on Monday (local time).
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"Love, Respect, Humility Missing In Indian Politics": Rahul Gandhi In US
Love, respect and humility are missing in Indian politics, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has said in his address to the Indian American community in Texas, where he also criticised the RSS for believing that India is "one idea".
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Food Truck To Tech Startup: Indian-American Now Runs For US Congress
From helping her single parent mother running a food truck "India on Wheels" in Pittsburgh to launching a tech startup after completing her education from the Oxford University, Indian American Bhavini Patel is now running for US House of
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US Congress Recognises Valuable Contribution Made By Indian Americans and IITs
The resolution highlighted that the graduates of the Indian Institutes of Technology have made valuable and significant contributions to American society across many professions and disciplines.
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Diwali Should Be A National Holiday In US, Says Congresswoman
Diwali, celebrated by millions of Americans from various faiths and religions including Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists and Jains, should be declared a federal holiday, Congresswoman Grace Meng has said.
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PM Modi To Interact With Students At National Science Foundation In US
PM Modi in US: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US First Lady Jill Biden will visit the National Science Foundation today where they would interact with Indian and American students, the White House has said.
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"BJP Can Be Defeated If...": Rahul Gandhi In US
The ruling BJP can be defeated if the Opposition is "aligned properly" and the Congress party is working towards it and it is "coming along very nicely", Rahul Gandhi has told Indian Americans in the US.
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"I Am A Common Man," Says Rahul Gandhi As He Arrives In US' San Francisco
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi arrived here on Tuesday for a three-city US tour during which he will interact with the Indian diaspora and meet American lawmakers.
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Indian American Ro Khanna Among Co-Chairs Of US Congress's India Panel
Indian American Democratic lawmaker Ro Khanna and his Republican House colleague Mike Waltz have been chosen as co-chairs of the Congressional Caucus on India and Indian Americans in the 118th Congress.
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Indian-Americans To Benefit From US Bill That Ends Per Country Quota
The White House has supported Congress to pass a legislation that seeks to eliminate the per country quota on green cards to allow US employers to focus on hiring people based on merit, not their birthplace.
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5 Indian-Americans In Race For US Congress's Midterm Elections
Five prominent Indian-American politicians are in the race for the US House of Representatives when the country goes for its midterm polls on November 8.
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Tulsi Gabbard To Hear Indian-Americans Amid Reports Of Presidential Bid
Tulsi Gabbard, the first Hindu lawmaker in the US Congress, is seeking views from eminent Indian-Americans from across the country on the possibility of a Hindu running for American presidency amid reports that she is considering to run for the White House in 2020. Those familiar with the 37-year-old Democratic lawmaker from Hawaii said that a form...
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Revoking Visas Of H-1B Holders' Spouses Will Split Families: US Lawmakers
A legislation seeking to stop the Trump administration from revoking the work authorisation of spouses of H1-B visa holders, which include Indians, has been introduced in the US Congress by two lawmakers. They said eliminating this benefit would force many foreign workers to use their talent to compete against American businesses.
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20 Indian Americans In Race For US Congress Raise Surprisingly Large Sum
A record number of 20 Indian Americans are running for US Congressional elections this year. Collectively they have raised more than $ 5.5 million, as per latest official figures, with seven of them raising over a million each.
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US Capitol Celebrates Diwali In First Post-Election Event
More than two dozen lawmakers and eminent Indian Americans celebrated Diwali at the Capitol, the first major event at the US Congress after last week's presidential elections.
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Rahul Gandhi To Meet Indian Americans, Students In Washington DC Today
Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, arrived at the Washington Dulles International Airport, on Monday (local time).
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"Love, Respect, Humility Missing In Indian Politics": Rahul Gandhi In US
Love, respect and humility are missing in Indian politics, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has said in his address to the Indian American community in Texas, where he also criticised the RSS for believing that India is "one idea".
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Food Truck To Tech Startup: Indian-American Now Runs For US Congress
From helping her single parent mother running a food truck "India on Wheels" in Pittsburgh to launching a tech startup after completing her education from the Oxford University, Indian American Bhavini Patel is now running for US House of
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US Congress Recognises Valuable Contribution Made By Indian Americans and IITs
The resolution highlighted that the graduates of the Indian Institutes of Technology have made valuable and significant contributions to American society across many professions and disciplines.
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Diwali Should Be A National Holiday In US, Says Congresswoman
Diwali, celebrated by millions of Americans from various faiths and religions including Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists and Jains, should be declared a federal holiday, Congresswoman Grace Meng has said.
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PM Modi To Interact With Students At National Science Foundation In US
PM Modi in US: Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US First Lady Jill Biden will visit the National Science Foundation today where they would interact with Indian and American students, the White House has said.
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"BJP Can Be Defeated If...": Rahul Gandhi In US
The ruling BJP can be defeated if the Opposition is "aligned properly" and the Congress party is working towards it and it is "coming along very nicely", Rahul Gandhi has told Indian Americans in the US.
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"I Am A Common Man," Says Rahul Gandhi As He Arrives In US' San Francisco
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi arrived here on Tuesday for a three-city US tour during which he will interact with the Indian diaspora and meet American lawmakers.
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Indian American Ro Khanna Among Co-Chairs Of US Congress's India Panel
Indian American Democratic lawmaker Ro Khanna and his Republican House colleague Mike Waltz have been chosen as co-chairs of the Congressional Caucus on India and Indian Americans in the 118th Congress.
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Indian-Americans To Benefit From US Bill That Ends Per Country Quota
The White House has supported Congress to pass a legislation that seeks to eliminate the per country quota on green cards to allow US employers to focus on hiring people based on merit, not their birthplace.
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5 Indian-Americans In Race For US Congress's Midterm Elections
Five prominent Indian-American politicians are in the race for the US House of Representatives when the country goes for its midterm polls on November 8.
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Tulsi Gabbard To Hear Indian-Americans Amid Reports Of Presidential Bid
Tulsi Gabbard, the first Hindu lawmaker in the US Congress, is seeking views from eminent Indian-Americans from across the country on the possibility of a Hindu running for American presidency amid reports that she is considering to run for the White House in 2020. Those familiar with the 37-year-old Democratic lawmaker from Hawaii said that a form...
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Revoking Visas Of H-1B Holders' Spouses Will Split Families: US Lawmakers
A legislation seeking to stop the Trump administration from revoking the work authorisation of spouses of H1-B visa holders, which include Indians, has been introduced in the US Congress by two lawmakers. They said eliminating this benefit would force many foreign workers to use their talent to compete against American businesses.
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20 Indian Americans In Race For US Congress Raise Surprisingly Large Sum
A record number of 20 Indian Americans are running for US Congressional elections this year. Collectively they have raised more than $ 5.5 million, as per latest official figures, with seven of them raising over a million each.
