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Indian-Origin Men Convicted Of Running Fake Pharma Firm In UK
A group of Indian-origin men, including a father-son duo, have been convicted of running what Scotland Yard described as a large-scale fake pharmaceuticals drugs factory in west London.
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Singapore Police Probe Indian-Origin YouTuber's Rap Video For 'Racism'
Singapore police on Tuesday said it was investigating an online rap video allegedly containing offensive content, featuring an Indian-origin duo, made in response to a recent advertisement by an e-payment website.
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Indian-Origin Man Gets 9 Years In UK. Had Heroin Worth 4.6 Million Pounds
An Indian-origin man has been sentenced to nine years' imprisonment by a UK court after being found guilty of conspiracy to supply illegal Class A drugs.
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Apple Buys Health Start-Up Founded By Indian-Origin Duo
Taking its interest in the digital health sector to the next level, tech giant Apple has quietly acquired personal health data startup Gliimpse founded by two Indian-origin entrepreneurs.
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Indian-Origin Duo Develop App to Cut Bad Eating Habits
Two Indian-American scientists have designed a new smartphone app that will record your erratic eating habits throughout the day and help you not only cut some bad habits but also prevent "metabolic jetlag".
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Indian-Origin Duo's App to Revolutionise Banking Industry
A mobile app launched by Indian-American banker Jay Sidhu and his daughter Luvleen can revolutionise the global banking industry, a media report said.
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Indian-Origin Hotelier 'Named and Shamed' in Britain
In its crackdown on minimum wage violations, the British government on Sunday 'named and shamed' an Indian-origin family duo, along with 24 other employers, who failed to pay their staff the national minimum wage, a media report said.
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Indian-origin duo killed over parking dispute
An Indian-origin uncle-nephew duo was gunned down by a 20-year-old Bangladeshi national following an argument over his car being blocked by a van parked outside the Indian family's hotel, a court has heard.
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Indian-Origin Men Convicted Of Running Fake Pharma Firm In UK
A group of Indian-origin men, including a father-son duo, have been convicted of running what Scotland Yard described as a large-scale fake pharmaceuticals drugs factory in west London.
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Singapore Police Probe Indian-Origin YouTuber's Rap Video For 'Racism'
Singapore police on Tuesday said it was investigating an online rap video allegedly containing offensive content, featuring an Indian-origin duo, made in response to a recent advertisement by an e-payment website.
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Indian-Origin Man Gets 9 Years In UK. Had Heroin Worth 4.6 Million Pounds
An Indian-origin man has been sentenced to nine years' imprisonment by a UK court after being found guilty of conspiracy to supply illegal Class A drugs.
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Apple Buys Health Start-Up Founded By Indian-Origin Duo
Taking its interest in the digital health sector to the next level, tech giant Apple has quietly acquired personal health data startup Gliimpse founded by two Indian-origin entrepreneurs.
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Indian-Origin Duo Develop App to Cut Bad Eating Habits
Two Indian-American scientists have designed a new smartphone app that will record your erratic eating habits throughout the day and help you not only cut some bad habits but also prevent "metabolic jetlag".
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Indian-Origin Duo's App to Revolutionise Banking Industry
A mobile app launched by Indian-American banker Jay Sidhu and his daughter Luvleen can revolutionise the global banking industry, a media report said.
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Indian-Origin Hotelier 'Named and Shamed' in Britain
In its crackdown on minimum wage violations, the British government on Sunday 'named and shamed' an Indian-origin family duo, along with 24 other employers, who failed to pay their staff the national minimum wage, a media report said.
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Indian-origin duo killed over parking dispute
An Indian-origin uncle-nephew duo was gunned down by a 20-year-old Bangladeshi national following an argument over his car being blocked by a van parked outside the Indian family's hotel, a court has heard.
