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Biden Nominates Indian-American Lawyer To Head Office Of Personnel Management
US President Joe Biden has nominated Indian- American lawyer and rights activist Kiran Ahuja to head the Office of Personnel Management, a federal agency that manages America's more than two million civil servants.
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US Is Not China, Say Republicans Condemning Trump's Twitter Ban
Several Republican leaders, including popular Indian- American politician Nikki Haley, have condemned Twitter for permanently deactivating outgoing President Donald Trump's account, saying that the "US is not China".
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Indian-American Mother Charged For Killing Her Minor Son In Texas
A 36-year-old Indian-American mother has been charged with the capital murder of her minor son in the US state of Texas, police said.
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In Indian-American Mother-Son Murder, Police Announce Reward For Leads
The US police has announced a cash reward for providing leads in the murder of Indian- American mother and son who were found shot dead at their residence in a suburb of Washington DC.
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'We Are Here To Stay', Says Indian-Americans On Growing Hate Crimes
"We are here to stay", Indian- Americans have vowed while holding a series of meetings to express their concern over growing hate crime incidents against ethnic and religious minorities in the US.
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Indian-American Group Launches Campaign Against Hate Crimes
Chicago-based Indian-American Public Affairs Committee (IAPAC) has launched a campaign across the US to spread awareness about hate crimes against the community.
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Ami Bera Re-Elected To US Congress For 3rd Consecutive Time
Ami Bera, the only Indian- American in the current Congress, has been re-elected to the US House of Representatives for the third consecutive time after defeating his Republican rival.
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Kamala Harris Set To Become First Indian-American Senator
Kamala Harris, California's Attorney General, is on the cusp of becoming the first Indian- American Senator in the US Congress with latest polls placing her "far ahead" of her rival days before the November 8 general elections.
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Called A Gujarat Riots Supporter, Obama Aide Sought Team Help: Wikileaks
Sonal Shah, the first Indian- American appointed to the presidential transition team of Barack Obama had written that the "frenzy" ethnic Indian press accused her of Hindu fundamentalism in 2008 to discredit the US President and having her quit, according to data released by WikiLeaks.
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2 Indians, 1 Indian-American Among 17 UN Young Leaders
Two Indians and an Indian- American are among 17 people selected for the inaugural class of UN Young Leaders for Sustainable Development Goals for their leadership and contribution to end poverty, fight inequality and injustice, and tackle climate change by 2030.
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Indian-American Neera Tanden Makes Fervent Pitch For Hillary Clinton
For presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, politics is all about fighting for people, not when the cameras are on but when they are off, Indian- American Neera Tanden said today in her political debut on the national stage at the Democratic party convention in Philadelphia.
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Indian-American Teens Plan Social Media Campaign For Hillary Clinton
Two Indian- American teenagers supporting Hillary Clinton are planning to reach out to youths from the community through social media to give a boost to the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee's campaign.
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Mainak Sarkar Broke Into Wife's Home; Took Bus To UCLA
Mainak Sarkar, the Indian- American techie behind the UCLA murder-suicide, seems to have forced his entry into his estranged wife's home before shooting her dead and boarded a bus to the varsity to kill his former college professor, authorities said today.
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Clinton Campaign Slams Donald Trump For Mocking Indian Accent
Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign has slammed Republican frontrunner Donald Trump for mocking an Indian call centre worker during an election rally this week, saying it shows disrespect towards the community and is reflective of his divisive rhetoric.
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Tulsi Gabbard Calls For End To Violence Against Minorities In Bangladesh
An influential Indian- American lawmaker on Thursday called for an end to violence against atheists, secularists, Hindus, Buddhists and other religious minorities in Bangladesh.
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Biden Nominates Indian-American Lawyer To Head Office Of Personnel Management
US President Joe Biden has nominated Indian- American lawyer and rights activist Kiran Ahuja to head the Office of Personnel Management, a federal agency that manages America's more than two million civil servants.
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US Is Not China, Say Republicans Condemning Trump's Twitter Ban
Several Republican leaders, including popular Indian- American politician Nikki Haley, have condemned Twitter for permanently deactivating outgoing President Donald Trump's account, saying that the "US is not China".
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Indian-American Mother Charged For Killing Her Minor Son In Texas
A 36-year-old Indian-American mother has been charged with the capital murder of her minor son in the US state of Texas, police said.
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In Indian-American Mother-Son Murder, Police Announce Reward For Leads
The US police has announced a cash reward for providing leads in the murder of Indian- American mother and son who were found shot dead at their residence in a suburb of Washington DC.
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'We Are Here To Stay', Says Indian-Americans On Growing Hate Crimes
"We are here to stay", Indian- Americans have vowed while holding a series of meetings to express their concern over growing hate crime incidents against ethnic and religious minorities in the US.
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Indian-American Group Launches Campaign Against Hate Crimes
Chicago-based Indian-American Public Affairs Committee (IAPAC) has launched a campaign across the US to spread awareness about hate crimes against the community.
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Ami Bera Re-Elected To US Congress For 3rd Consecutive Time
Ami Bera, the only Indian- American in the current Congress, has been re-elected to the US House of Representatives for the third consecutive time after defeating his Republican rival.
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Kamala Harris Set To Become First Indian-American Senator
Kamala Harris, California's Attorney General, is on the cusp of becoming the first Indian- American Senator in the US Congress with latest polls placing her "far ahead" of her rival days before the November 8 general elections.
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Called A Gujarat Riots Supporter, Obama Aide Sought Team Help: Wikileaks
Sonal Shah, the first Indian- American appointed to the presidential transition team of Barack Obama had written that the "frenzy" ethnic Indian press accused her of Hindu fundamentalism in 2008 to discredit the US President and having her quit, according to data released by WikiLeaks.
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2 Indians, 1 Indian-American Among 17 UN Young Leaders
Two Indians and an Indian- American are among 17 people selected for the inaugural class of UN Young Leaders for Sustainable Development Goals for their leadership and contribution to end poverty, fight inequality and injustice, and tackle climate change by 2030.
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Indian-American Neera Tanden Makes Fervent Pitch For Hillary Clinton
For presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, politics is all about fighting for people, not when the cameras are on but when they are off, Indian- American Neera Tanden said today in her political debut on the national stage at the Democratic party convention in Philadelphia.
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Indian-American Teens Plan Social Media Campaign For Hillary Clinton
Two Indian- American teenagers supporting Hillary Clinton are planning to reach out to youths from the community through social media to give a boost to the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee's campaign.
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Mainak Sarkar Broke Into Wife's Home; Took Bus To UCLA
Mainak Sarkar, the Indian- American techie behind the UCLA murder-suicide, seems to have forced his entry into his estranged wife's home before shooting her dead and boarded a bus to the varsity to kill his former college professor, authorities said today.
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Clinton Campaign Slams Donald Trump For Mocking Indian Accent
Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign has slammed Republican frontrunner Donald Trump for mocking an Indian call centre worker during an election rally this week, saying it shows disrespect towards the community and is reflective of his divisive rhetoric.
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Tulsi Gabbard Calls For End To Violence Against Minorities In Bangladesh
An influential Indian- American lawmaker on Thursday called for an end to violence against atheists, secularists, Hindus, Buddhists and other religious minorities in Bangladesh.
