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US Senators Lobbying for Ban on Government Deals With Chinese Chipmakers: Report
US Senators are reportedly lobbying to block the US government from making deals with Chinese semiconductor manufacturers, via the inclusion of an amendment which blocks federal access to chips and services from China into the final version of this year's National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The move comes a month after the US published a swe...
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China Engaged In "Border War" With India: US Senator
China is engaged in a "border war" with India and is posing a grave threat to its neighbours, top Republican lawmaker John Cornyn has told the US Senate.
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Top US Senators, Astronaut Sunita Williams Greet Indians On 75th Independence Day
Top American Senators, including Republican John Cornyn and Democrat Mark Warner, along with astronaut Sunita Williams on Friday greeted people of India and the Indian-Americans on the occasion of India's 75th Independence Day
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India "Most Important Friend, Partner" Of America: US Senator John Cornyn
India is one of the most important friends and partners of the United States, a top American Senator said on Monday, a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump addressed a crowd of over 50,000 Indian Americans in Houston.
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What PM Told Wife Of US Senator Who Missed Her Birthday For "Howdy, Modi"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi apologised to the wife of US Senator John Cornyn, who missed her birthday because he was attending the mega "Howdy, Modi!" event in Houston on Sunday.
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2 US Senators Ask Trump Administration To Push For F-16 Fighters' Sale To India
Two top Senators have urged the Trump administration to push for the sale of F-16 fighter jets to India to build its capability to counter security threats and balance China's growing military power in the Pacific.
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US Senators Call On Pakistan To Cooperate With India On Uri Terror Attack Probe
Expressing concern over indications that the Uri terror attack emanated from Pakistan, two influential US Senators today called on Islamabad to fully cooperate with India to bring to justice the perpetrators.
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US Lawmakers Move Act To Designate Pakistan 'State Sponsor Of Terrorism'
A bipartisan group of two powerful American lawmakers has introduced an act in the US House of Representatives to designate Pakistan a State Sponsor of terrorism.
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Senators Say Republican Consensus Is No Vote On Obama Court Nominee
Key US senators said on Tuesday that Republican lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee believe the panel should have no hearings or vote on any nominee by President Barack Obama to fill the seat vacated by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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US Senators Introduce Resolution to Issue a Stamp Commemorating Diwali
Two influential American lawmakers have introduced a resolution in the US Senate calling on the US Postal Service to issue a postal stamp to commemorate the festival of Diwal.
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White House and Republican Leadership Spar on Immigration
Within days of Republicans gaining hold of the US Congress, the White House and Grand Old Party leadership appeared to be headed for confrontation over the crucial immigration reforms.
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As US shutdown drags on, House votes to pay idled workers
Democrats and Republicans in the US House of Representatives agreed on Saturday to retroactively pay 800,000 furloughed federal employees once the government reopens, but there was no end in sight to the shutdown that was in its fifth day.
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As US shutdown drags on, House votes to pay idled workers
Democrats and Republicans in the US House of Representatives agreed today to retroactively pay 800,000 furloughed federal employees once the government reopens, but there was no end in sight to the shutdown that was in its fifth day.
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India financed problems for Pakistan in Afghanistan: US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel
India has sharply rejected that it "financed problems" in Afghanistan to create trouble for Pakistan, as alleged by Chuck Hagel, who was confirmed on Tuesday as the next US Defense Secretary. Mr Hagel is expected to be sworn in on Wednesday.
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Lawmakers praise Indian companies for stimulating US economy
The lawmakers also praised the role of companies like Tata and Wipro in employment generation.
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US Senators Lobbying for Ban on Government Deals With Chinese Chipmakers: Report
US Senators are reportedly lobbying to block the US government from making deals with Chinese semiconductor manufacturers, via the inclusion of an amendment which blocks federal access to chips and services from China into the final version of this year's National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The move comes a month after the US published a swe...
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China Engaged In "Border War" With India: US Senator
China is engaged in a "border war" with India and is posing a grave threat to its neighbours, top Republican lawmaker John Cornyn has told the US Senate.
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Top US Senators, Astronaut Sunita Williams Greet Indians On 75th Independence Day
Top American Senators, including Republican John Cornyn and Democrat Mark Warner, along with astronaut Sunita Williams on Friday greeted people of India and the Indian-Americans on the occasion of India's 75th Independence Day
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India "Most Important Friend, Partner" Of America: US Senator John Cornyn
India is one of the most important friends and partners of the United States, a top American Senator said on Monday, a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump addressed a crowd of over 50,000 Indian Americans in Houston.
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What PM Told Wife Of US Senator Who Missed Her Birthday For "Howdy, Modi"
Prime Minister Narendra Modi apologised to the wife of US Senator John Cornyn, who missed her birthday because he was attending the mega "Howdy, Modi!" event in Houston on Sunday.
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2 US Senators Ask Trump Administration To Push For F-16 Fighters' Sale To India
Two top Senators have urged the Trump administration to push for the sale of F-16 fighter jets to India to build its capability to counter security threats and balance China's growing military power in the Pacific.
-
US Senators Call On Pakistan To Cooperate With India On Uri Terror Attack Probe
Expressing concern over indications that the Uri terror attack emanated from Pakistan, two influential US Senators today called on Islamabad to fully cooperate with India to bring to justice the perpetrators.
-
US Lawmakers Move Act To Designate Pakistan 'State Sponsor Of Terrorism'
A bipartisan group of two powerful American lawmakers has introduced an act in the US House of Representatives to designate Pakistan a State Sponsor of terrorism.
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Senators Say Republican Consensus Is No Vote On Obama Court Nominee
Key US senators said on Tuesday that Republican lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee believe the panel should have no hearings or vote on any nominee by President Barack Obama to fill the seat vacated by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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US Senators Introduce Resolution to Issue a Stamp Commemorating Diwali
Two influential American lawmakers have introduced a resolution in the US Senate calling on the US Postal Service to issue a postal stamp to commemorate the festival of Diwal.
-
White House and Republican Leadership Spar on Immigration
Within days of Republicans gaining hold of the US Congress, the White House and Grand Old Party leadership appeared to be headed for confrontation over the crucial immigration reforms.
-
As US shutdown drags on, House votes to pay idled workers
Democrats and Republicans in the US House of Representatives agreed on Saturday to retroactively pay 800,000 furloughed federal employees once the government reopens, but there was no end in sight to the shutdown that was in its fifth day.
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As US shutdown drags on, House votes to pay idled workers
Democrats and Republicans in the US House of Representatives agreed today to retroactively pay 800,000 furloughed federal employees once the government reopens, but there was no end in sight to the shutdown that was in its fifth day.
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India financed problems for Pakistan in Afghanistan: US Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel
India has sharply rejected that it "financed problems" in Afghanistan to create trouble for Pakistan, as alleged by Chuck Hagel, who was confirmed on Tuesday as the next US Defense Secretary. Mr Hagel is expected to be sworn in on Wednesday.
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Lawmakers praise Indian companies for stimulating US economy
The lawmakers also praised the role of companies like Tata and Wipro in employment generation.
