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Zakir Hussain, Peerless Tabla Player's Life In Pictures
The magic of his dexterous fingers on tabla echoed through the world of music, both Indian classical and jazz, transcending genres and borders. Rightfully considered one of India's best percussionists, Zakir Hussain died today in the US at 73.
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What OpenAI Whistleblower Suchir Balaji Revealed About The Dark Side Of AI Before Death
Suchir Balaji, the 26-year-old OpenAI researcher-turned-whistleblower, was found dead in an apartment in San Francisco, US last month. His death on November 26 was determined suicide by the San Francisco medical examiner's office.
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Indian Student Stabbed To Death In Canada, Housemate Arrested
A 22-year-old Indian student was fatally stabbed in Canada's Ontario by his housemate, who has been charged with second-degree murder by the Sarnia Police.
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Woman Arrested In Hit-And-Run Death Of Indian Student In Connecticut
A 41-year-old woman has been arrested in the hit-and-run death of an Indian student in Connecticut last year.
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Indian "Dirty Harry" Among 2 Convicted After Gujarati Family Froze To Death On US-Canada Border
The United States has convicted two, including an Indian national, of charges related to Human smuggling after an Indian migrant family froze to death while attempting to cross the Canada-US border during a blizzard in 2022.
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Indian Embassy Declares Death Of 1 Member In US
The Indian Embassy in the United States informed that a member of the mission died on September 18.
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Who Were The 4 Indians Killed In The US Car Crash?
Four Indians were charred to death in a massive car crash in Texas, US, on Friday. The victims, who were carpooling to Arkansas, were identified as Aryan Raghunath Orampati, Farooq Shaik, Lokesh Palacharla and Dharshini Vasudevan.
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Private Jets, Luxury Cars: Lavish Life Of "Ketamine Queen" Jasveen Sangha
The arrest of Jasveen Sangha, dubbed the "Ketamine Queen of Los Angeles", in connection with the death of actor Matthew Perry has unveiled a life of luxury funded by a deadly drug empire.
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Indian-Origin Man Wrongly Jailed For 38 Years For Murders Dies In US Prison
Kris Maharaj was wrongly convicted in 1986 for the murders of Derrick and Duane Moo Young, and his death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in 2002.
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'"Waibhav Still Alive For Us": Family Of Ex Indian Army Officer Killed In Gaza
A deathly silence descended on the Thane residence of Waibhav Anil Kale after his family members received word of the killing of the former Indian Army officer, who worked for the United Nations in Gaza.
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"They Are Our Children": US Envoy Assures Indian Parents Over Student Deaths
United States is a safe country and it "cares deeply" for the well-being of Indian students, its Ambassador Eric Garcetti said here on Friday and assured their parents that "their children are our children" when they are in the US.
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Indian Student's Death In US Likely Linked To Blue Whale Challenge: Report
In a grim first for Indians studying in the US, a first-year student took his own life in March while playing, it is understood, a macabre online game of dares called the "Blue Whale Challenge", which has also been called the "suicide game".
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"Big Concern": S Jaishankar On Rise In Deaths Of Indian Students Overseas
Amid a rise in violent attacks on Indian students in the US in which many have lost their lives, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday that such cases are unconnected but certainly a big concern for the government.
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Planned In US, Executed In Mumbai: Salman Khan Firing Case Decoded
Salman Khan firing case: A plan hatched in the United States, a network of professional shooters and weapon caches stockpiled across multiple Indian states - the makings of the shooting incident outside Bollywood actor Salman Khan's home resembles a
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After Indian Student Deaths In US, Government Explains Steps Taken
The government has stepped up student outreach in the US to guide and reassure Indian and Indian-origin students following the deaths of some students in recent times, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
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Zakir Hussain, Peerless Tabla Player's Life In Pictures
The magic of his dexterous fingers on tabla echoed through the world of music, both Indian classical and jazz, transcending genres and borders. Rightfully considered one of India's best percussionists, Zakir Hussain died today in the US at 73.
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What OpenAI Whistleblower Suchir Balaji Revealed About The Dark Side Of AI Before Death
Suchir Balaji, the 26-year-old OpenAI researcher-turned-whistleblower, was found dead in an apartment in San Francisco, US last month. His death on November 26 was determined suicide by the San Francisco medical examiner's office.
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Indian Student Stabbed To Death In Canada, Housemate Arrested
A 22-year-old Indian student was fatally stabbed in Canada's Ontario by his housemate, who has been charged with second-degree murder by the Sarnia Police.
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Woman Arrested In Hit-And-Run Death Of Indian Student In Connecticut
A 41-year-old woman has been arrested in the hit-and-run death of an Indian student in Connecticut last year.
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Indian "Dirty Harry" Among 2 Convicted After Gujarati Family Froze To Death On US-Canada Border
The United States has convicted two, including an Indian national, of charges related to Human smuggling after an Indian migrant family froze to death while attempting to cross the Canada-US border during a blizzard in 2022.
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Indian Embassy Declares Death Of 1 Member In US
The Indian Embassy in the United States informed that a member of the mission died on September 18.
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Who Were The 4 Indians Killed In The US Car Crash?
Four Indians were charred to death in a massive car crash in Texas, US, on Friday. The victims, who were carpooling to Arkansas, were identified as Aryan Raghunath Orampati, Farooq Shaik, Lokesh Palacharla and Dharshini Vasudevan.
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Private Jets, Luxury Cars: Lavish Life Of "Ketamine Queen" Jasveen Sangha
The arrest of Jasveen Sangha, dubbed the "Ketamine Queen of Los Angeles", in connection with the death of actor Matthew Perry has unveiled a life of luxury funded by a deadly drug empire.
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Indian-Origin Man Wrongly Jailed For 38 Years For Murders Dies In US Prison
Kris Maharaj was wrongly convicted in 1986 for the murders of Derrick and Duane Moo Young, and his death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment in 2002.
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'"Waibhav Still Alive For Us": Family Of Ex Indian Army Officer Killed In Gaza
A deathly silence descended on the Thane residence of Waibhav Anil Kale after his family members received word of the killing of the former Indian Army officer, who worked for the United Nations in Gaza.
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"They Are Our Children": US Envoy Assures Indian Parents Over Student Deaths
United States is a safe country and it "cares deeply" for the well-being of Indian students, its Ambassador Eric Garcetti said here on Friday and assured their parents that "their children are our children" when they are in the US.
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Indian Student's Death In US Likely Linked To Blue Whale Challenge: Report
In a grim first for Indians studying in the US, a first-year student took his own life in March while playing, it is understood, a macabre online game of dares called the "Blue Whale Challenge", which has also been called the "suicide game".
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"Big Concern": S Jaishankar On Rise In Deaths Of Indian Students Overseas
Amid a rise in violent attacks on Indian students in the US in which many have lost their lives, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Monday that such cases are unconnected but certainly a big concern for the government.
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Planned In US, Executed In Mumbai: Salman Khan Firing Case Decoded
Salman Khan firing case: A plan hatched in the United States, a network of professional shooters and weapon caches stockpiled across multiple Indian states - the makings of the shooting incident outside Bollywood actor Salman Khan's home resembles a
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After Indian Student Deaths In US, Government Explains Steps Taken
The government has stepped up student outreach in the US to guide and reassure Indian and Indian-origin students following the deaths of some students in recent times, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said today.
