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Wife Of Techie Killed In Kansas Shooting Gets Temporary Work Visa In US
An Indian woman, who lost her residency rights in the US following the murder of her techie husband in a suspected hate crime, can stay in the country for now after an influential lawmaker helped her get a temporary work visa.
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Murdered Andhra Techie's Husband Allowed By US To Attend Funeral In India
The husband of the Indian-origin woman from Andhra Pradesh killed along with her son last week in New Jersey is being allowed to go to India for the funeral, according to an official.
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Andhra Pradesh Woman Techie, Young Son, Found Dead In New Jersey Home
A woman techie from Andhra Pradesh and her 7-year-old son were found dead in their home in New Jersey on Thursday.
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New Lead In Indian Woman Techie's Murder In Australia
Investigators have uncovered a fresh lead in the mysterious murder of 41-year-old Indian woman IT professional in Australia last year that indicates someone in India may have played a role in the killing.
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Indian Techie's Body Released to Family, Police Yet to Find Killer
The body of an Indian IT professional, who was stabbed to death in Sydney, has been handed over to her family even as Australian police today said they were yet to find a motive for the "senseless attack".
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'He Stabbed Me, Darling,' Indian Techie Killed in Sydney Told Husband on Phone
Indian IT professional Prabha Arun Kumar was on the phone with her husband when she was stabbed just 300 meters from her home in Sydney on Saturday night.
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'He Stabbed Me, Darling,' Indian Techie Killed in Sydney, Told Husband on the Phone
An Indian woman IT professional was stabbed to death in a Sydney park in a brutal attack while speaking on the phone to her husband, according to reports.
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Bangalore techie found dead in US hotel
A 26-year-old Indian employee at an IT firm, who was accused of murdering an American woman, was found dead after he allegedly committed suicide due to suspected drug overdose at a New Jersey hotel. Pawan Kumar Anjaiah, 26, a software engineer, was in the US on an assignment with IT firm Cognizant.
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Wife Of Techie Killed In Kansas Shooting Gets Temporary Work Visa In US
An Indian woman, who lost her residency rights in the US following the murder of her techie husband in a suspected hate crime, can stay in the country for now after an influential lawmaker helped her get a temporary work visa.
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Murdered Andhra Techie's Husband Allowed By US To Attend Funeral In India
The husband of the Indian-origin woman from Andhra Pradesh killed along with her son last week in New Jersey is being allowed to go to India for the funeral, according to an official.
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Andhra Pradesh Woman Techie, Young Son, Found Dead In New Jersey Home
A woman techie from Andhra Pradesh and her 7-year-old son were found dead in their home in New Jersey on Thursday.
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New Lead In Indian Woman Techie's Murder In Australia
Investigators have uncovered a fresh lead in the mysterious murder of 41-year-old Indian woman IT professional in Australia last year that indicates someone in India may have played a role in the killing.
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Indian Techie's Body Released to Family, Police Yet to Find Killer
The body of an Indian IT professional, who was stabbed to death in Sydney, has been handed over to her family even as Australian police today said they were yet to find a motive for the "senseless attack".
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'He Stabbed Me, Darling,' Indian Techie Killed in Sydney Told Husband on Phone
Indian IT professional Prabha Arun Kumar was on the phone with her husband when she was stabbed just 300 meters from her home in Sydney on Saturday night.
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'He Stabbed Me, Darling,' Indian Techie Killed in Sydney, Told Husband on the Phone
An Indian woman IT professional was stabbed to death in a Sydney park in a brutal attack while speaking on the phone to her husband, according to reports.
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Bangalore techie found dead in US hotel
A 26-year-old Indian employee at an IT firm, who was accused of murdering an American woman, was found dead after he allegedly committed suicide due to suspected drug overdose at a New Jersey hotel. Pawan Kumar Anjaiah, 26, a software engineer, was in the US on an assignment with IT firm Cognizant.
