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Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Address Indian Professionals and Students in Shanghai on China Trip
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Madison Square-style event in Shanghai during his upcoming visit to China has generated a "terrific response" from Indian professionals and students based in various cities in the world's most populous nation.
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AIFF's Coffers Hit Hard as Players Wait in Shanghai
The Indian sports ministry had on Tuesday cleared the football teams' participation in the mega event at no cost to the federation, but delay in getting accreditation from the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) meant the AIFF had to cancel the tickets to Incheon for a second time last night, before repeating the process Wednesday.
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Chinese man gets 15 years for killing Indian-origin cab driver in New Zealand
A Shanghai court sentenced a Chinese man who admitted he killed a New Zealand taxi driver to 15 years in prison Wednesday, citing his remorse as a reason for not imposing a harsher sentence. Xiao Zhen was arrested last year in China for the alleged murder of taxi driver Hiren Mohini, 39, in Auckland in January 2010.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Address Indian Professionals and Students in Shanghai on China Trip
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Madison Square-style event in Shanghai during his upcoming visit to China has generated a "terrific response" from Indian professionals and students based in various cities in the world's most populous nation.
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AIFF's Coffers Hit Hard as Players Wait in Shanghai
The Indian sports ministry had on Tuesday cleared the football teams' participation in the mega event at no cost to the federation, but delay in getting accreditation from the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) meant the AIFF had to cancel the tickets to Incheon for a second time last night, before repeating the process Wednesday.
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Chinese man gets 15 years for killing Indian-origin cab driver in New Zealand
A Shanghai court sentenced a Chinese man who admitted he killed a New Zealand taxi driver to 15 years in prison Wednesday, citing his remorse as a reason for not imposing a harsher sentence. Xiao Zhen was arrested last year in China for the alleged murder of taxi driver Hiren Mohini, 39, in Auckland in January 2010.
