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Biden Nominates Indian-Origin Woman As Deputy Chief Of US Finance Agency
US President Joe Biden intends to nominate Indian-American Nisha Desai Biswal to a top administrative position in the US International Development Finance Commission, the White House said Monday.
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US Must Not Adopt Transactional Approach In Ties With India: Nisha Biswal
The new Trump administration understands the importance of strong Indo-US ties but should not adopt any kind of "transactional approach" when it comes to this relationship, a top Indian-American official in the previous government has said.
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Indian-American Leaders Launch Effort Against President Trump's Immigration Ban
Two Indian-American lawmakers along with two former top Obama Administration diplomats have launched a community-wide effort to oppose the "unlawful, unconstitutional, and un-American" executive orders that impacts the immigrant community in the US imposed by President Donald Trump on seven Muslim countries.
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Children Asked If 'We Have To Leave' US After Donald Trump Won: Indian-American Official Nisha Biswal
Highlighting the post-election fear and anxiety among immigrants, a senior Indian-American official in the Obama Administration has said she experienced it in her own home when the children asked if Donald Trump's win meant they will "have to leave" the country.
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India, US to Deepen Partnership at Global Level: Indian-American Diplomat
India and the US have decided not only to deepen their bilateral ties but also the partnership at the global level, a top Obama administration official has said ahead of the first-ever Strategic and Commercial Dialogue beginning tomorrow.
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'Indian Government, Firms Need to Set Pace of Nuclear Deal Implementation': Nisha Biswal
Nearly nine months after the "breakthrough understanding" on India-US civil nuclear deal was achieved, a top Indian-American official has said that now it is up to Indian government entities and private companies to set the pace for the historic agreement's implementation.
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US Committed to Pursue Justice For 26/11 Victims: Indian-American Diplomat
The US is committed to pursuing justice on behalf of the victims of the 2008 Mumbai attack no matter how "arduous" the task is, a top Indian-origin American diplomat has said.
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Indian-American Diplomat Nisha Desai Biswal to Visit New Delhi Tomorrow
Ahead of the inaugural India-US Strategic and Commercial Dialogue, a top Indian-American diplomat will arrive in New Delhi tomorrow to hold consultations with Indian officials for giving shape to the agenda of the talks.
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Indian-American Physicians' Role Praised by US Lawmakers
US lawmakers have lauded Indian-origin American physicians for their role in passage of a bill by the Congress that reformulates the way physicians are reimbursed for a government health insurance for seniors.
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US Senate confirms Indian-American Nisha Desai as Assistant Secretary of State
The US Senate has confirmed Indian-American woman administrator Nisha Desai Biswal as the Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia, making her the first person from the community to hold the top diplomatic position.
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Biden Nominates Indian-Origin Woman As Deputy Chief Of US Finance Agency
US President Joe Biden intends to nominate Indian-American Nisha Desai Biswal to a top administrative position in the US International Development Finance Commission, the White House said Monday.
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US Must Not Adopt Transactional Approach In Ties With India: Nisha Biswal
The new Trump administration understands the importance of strong Indo-US ties but should not adopt any kind of "transactional approach" when it comes to this relationship, a top Indian-American official in the previous government has said.
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Indian-American Leaders Launch Effort Against President Trump's Immigration Ban
Two Indian-American lawmakers along with two former top Obama Administration diplomats have launched a community-wide effort to oppose the "unlawful, unconstitutional, and un-American" executive orders that impacts the immigrant community in the US imposed by President Donald Trump on seven Muslim countries.
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Children Asked If 'We Have To Leave' US After Donald Trump Won: Indian-American Official Nisha Biswal
Highlighting the post-election fear and anxiety among immigrants, a senior Indian-American official in the Obama Administration has said she experienced it in her own home when the children asked if Donald Trump's win meant they will "have to leave" the country.
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India, US to Deepen Partnership at Global Level: Indian-American Diplomat
India and the US have decided not only to deepen their bilateral ties but also the partnership at the global level, a top Obama administration official has said ahead of the first-ever Strategic and Commercial Dialogue beginning tomorrow.
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'Indian Government, Firms Need to Set Pace of Nuclear Deal Implementation': Nisha Biswal
Nearly nine months after the "breakthrough understanding" on India-US civil nuclear deal was achieved, a top Indian-American official has said that now it is up to Indian government entities and private companies to set the pace for the historic agreement's implementation.
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US Committed to Pursue Justice For 26/11 Victims: Indian-American Diplomat
The US is committed to pursuing justice on behalf of the victims of the 2008 Mumbai attack no matter how "arduous" the task is, a top Indian-origin American diplomat has said.
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Indian-American Diplomat Nisha Desai Biswal to Visit New Delhi Tomorrow
Ahead of the inaugural India-US Strategic and Commercial Dialogue, a top Indian-American diplomat will arrive in New Delhi tomorrow to hold consultations with Indian officials for giving shape to the agenda of the talks.
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Indian-American Physicians' Role Praised by US Lawmakers
US lawmakers have lauded Indian-origin American physicians for their role in passage of a bill by the Congress that reformulates the way physicians are reimbursed for a government health insurance for seniors.
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US Senate confirms Indian-American Nisha Desai as Assistant Secretary of State
The US Senate has confirmed Indian-American woman administrator Nisha Desai Biswal as the Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia, making her the first person from the community to hold the top diplomatic position.
