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From SRK To Selena Gomez, AI Artist Imagines Global Celebrities In Pakistan. See Pics
An AI artist Saboor Akram shared a collection of pictures featuring global celebrities including film stars, sportspersons, and singers posing in Pakistani settings while adorned in traditional outfits.
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Joe Biden Mentions Mahatma Gandhi In Democracy Summit Speech
US President Joe Biden on Thursday invoked Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela while referring to the work done by Congressman John Lewis, a civil rights activist, during his opening remarks at the Summit for Democracy.
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iPad Pro (2021) Models, 24-Inch iMac Listed to Be Available on May 21 via UK Retail Site
UK retailer John Lewis that lists both the iPad Pro models and the new 24-inch iMac has published the availability date as May 21. This falls in line with Apple’s claims of making it available in the second half of May. Even YouTuber John Prosser claims that the new iPad Pro models will be available on May 21.
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Abu Dhabi T10: Delhi Bulls Pull Off Remarkable Run Chase To Beat Bangla Tigers By 7 Wickets
Delhi Bulls brilliantly chased down Bangla Tigers' impressive total of 128 runs with seven balls to spare in their opening match of Abu Dhabi T10.
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Donald Trump Signs Into Law Gandhi-King Scholarly Exchange Initiative
Written by civil rights icon John Lewis, the new law authorises USD one million a year through fiscal 2025 for the Gandhi-King Scholarly Exchange Initiative.
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Ferrari "Not Competitive" In Formula One Says Chairman John Elkann
Ferrari chairman John Elkann feels that the Formula One team hasn't been competitive due to design errors in the car this year.
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US House Panel Reschedules Big Tech CEO Hearing for Wednesday
A congressional hearing on digital marketplace competition featuring the chief executives of four of the largest American tech companies has been rescheduled for Wednesday, a House subcommittee said on Saturday.
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Indian-Americans Condole Death Of Civil Rights Icon John Lewis
The Indian-American community has condoled the death of John Lewis, the iconic civil rights leader, who as a member of the US House of Representatives, was instrumental in the introduction and passage of several legislations related to India and Mahatma Gandhi.
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"Enduring Legacy": US Congressman John Lewis, Civil Rights Icon, Dies At 80
John Lewis, the civil rights warrior who died Friday aged 80, excelled at what he liked to call "good trouble" -- standing up against racial injustice to forge a better United States.
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Lendl Simmons Slams Unbeaten 91 As West Indies Thrash Ireland To Level T20I Series
Lendl Simmons scored 91 off just 40 balls as the West Indies routed Ireland by nine wickets. The three-match series T20I series ended 1-1.
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Bill To "Affirm" India-US Friendship Introduced In House Of Representatives
A new bill has been introduced in the US House of Representatives, seeking to strengthen the partnership between India and the US by enhancing shared values in education, conflict resolution and development.
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Bill To Promote Mahatma Gandhi's Legacy Introduced In US House Of Representatives
America's legendary civil rights leader Congressman John Lewis has introduced a bill in the House of Representatives to promote the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr and sought a budgetary allocation of USD 150 million for the next five years.
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US Congressman Mocked Victims Of Sexual Harassment, Radio Recordings Show
Rep. Jason Lewis, R-Minn., locked in a tight reelection battle, is facing fresh controversy over past comments as a conservative talk-radio host, this time for mocking women who said they were traumatized by unwanted sexual advances.
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Amazon's Face-Recognition Identifies US Leaders As Criminals: Watchdog
Amazon.com's facial recognition tools incorrectly identified Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., and 27 other members of Congress as people arrested for a crime during a test commissioned by the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California, the watchdog said Thursday.
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Donald Trump Pardons First Black Heavyweight Champ, Sent To Prison A Century Ago
US President Donald Trump on Thursday issued a posthumous pardon to Jack Johnson, the first black heavyweight boxing champion who was sent to prison a century ago in a racially charged case.
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From SRK To Selena Gomez, AI Artist Imagines Global Celebrities In Pakistan. See Pics
An AI artist Saboor Akram shared a collection of pictures featuring global celebrities including film stars, sportspersons, and singers posing in Pakistani settings while adorned in traditional outfits.
-
Joe Biden Mentions Mahatma Gandhi In Democracy Summit Speech
US President Joe Biden on Thursday invoked Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela while referring to the work done by Congressman John Lewis, a civil rights activist, during his opening remarks at the Summit for Democracy.
-
iPad Pro (2021) Models, 24-Inch iMac Listed to Be Available on May 21 via UK Retail Site
UK retailer John Lewis that lists both the iPad Pro models and the new 24-inch iMac has published the availability date as May 21. This falls in line with Apple’s claims of making it available in the second half of May. Even YouTuber John Prosser claims that the new iPad Pro models will be available on May 21.
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Abu Dhabi T10: Delhi Bulls Pull Off Remarkable Run Chase To Beat Bangla Tigers By 7 Wickets
Delhi Bulls brilliantly chased down Bangla Tigers' impressive total of 128 runs with seven balls to spare in their opening match of Abu Dhabi T10.
-
Donald Trump Signs Into Law Gandhi-King Scholarly Exchange Initiative
Written by civil rights icon John Lewis, the new law authorises USD one million a year through fiscal 2025 for the Gandhi-King Scholarly Exchange Initiative.
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Ferrari "Not Competitive" In Formula One Says Chairman John Elkann
Ferrari chairman John Elkann feels that the Formula One team hasn't been competitive due to design errors in the car this year.
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US House Panel Reschedules Big Tech CEO Hearing for Wednesday
A congressional hearing on digital marketplace competition featuring the chief executives of four of the largest American tech companies has been rescheduled for Wednesday, a House subcommittee said on Saturday.
-
Indian-Americans Condole Death Of Civil Rights Icon John Lewis
The Indian-American community has condoled the death of John Lewis, the iconic civil rights leader, who as a member of the US House of Representatives, was instrumental in the introduction and passage of several legislations related to India and Mahatma Gandhi.
-
"Enduring Legacy": US Congressman John Lewis, Civil Rights Icon, Dies At 80
John Lewis, the civil rights warrior who died Friday aged 80, excelled at what he liked to call "good trouble" -- standing up against racial injustice to forge a better United States.
-
Lendl Simmons Slams Unbeaten 91 As West Indies Thrash Ireland To Level T20I Series
Lendl Simmons scored 91 off just 40 balls as the West Indies routed Ireland by nine wickets. The three-match series T20I series ended 1-1.
-
Bill To "Affirm" India-US Friendship Introduced In House Of Representatives
A new bill has been introduced in the US House of Representatives, seeking to strengthen the partnership between India and the US by enhancing shared values in education, conflict resolution and development.
-
Bill To Promote Mahatma Gandhi's Legacy Introduced In US House Of Representatives
America's legendary civil rights leader Congressman John Lewis has introduced a bill in the House of Representatives to promote the legacy of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr and sought a budgetary allocation of USD 150 million for the next five years.
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US Congressman Mocked Victims Of Sexual Harassment, Radio Recordings Show
Rep. Jason Lewis, R-Minn., locked in a tight reelection battle, is facing fresh controversy over past comments as a conservative talk-radio host, this time for mocking women who said they were traumatized by unwanted sexual advances.
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Amazon's Face-Recognition Identifies US Leaders As Criminals: Watchdog
Amazon.com's facial recognition tools incorrectly identified Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., and 27 other members of Congress as people arrested for a crime during a test commissioned by the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California, the watchdog said Thursday.
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Donald Trump Pardons First Black Heavyweight Champ, Sent To Prison A Century Ago
US President Donald Trump on Thursday issued a posthumous pardon to Jack Johnson, the first black heavyweight boxing champion who was sent to prison a century ago in a racially charged case.
