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Indian Journalist Attacked By Khalistan Supporters In US, Rescued By Cops
The US correspondent of the Press Trust of India, Lalit K Jha, was covering the pro-Khalistan protest when he came under attack. But the timely intervention by the US Secret Service and the local police saved him.
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Proposed H-1B electronic registration system reduces cost
An electronic registration system for H-1B work visa, the most sought after by India's and IT professionals, could save American businesses more than USD 23 million over the next 10 years, a top US immigration agency has said.To be published on Thursday, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) propose to establish an advance registratio...
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Remnants of Al Qaeda in Pakistan acknowledges Musharraf
Washington, Dec 1 (PTI) Former Pakistan military ruler Pervez Musharraf had told US that remnants of Al Qaeda were hiding in the mountainous border region of his country, leaked US diplomatic documents have revealed. Though the Pakistan government and the military deny the presence of the world's most wanted ter...
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Indian Journalist Attacked By Khalistan Supporters In US, Rescued By Cops
The US correspondent of the Press Trust of India, Lalit K Jha, was covering the pro-Khalistan protest when he came under attack. But the timely intervention by the US Secret Service and the local police saved him.
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Proposed H-1B electronic registration system reduces cost
An electronic registration system for H-1B work visa, the most sought after by India's and IT professionals, could save American businesses more than USD 23 million over the next 10 years, a top US immigration agency has said.To be published on Thursday, the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) propose to establish an advance registratio...
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Remnants of Al Qaeda in Pakistan acknowledges Musharraf
Washington, Dec 1 (PTI) Former Pakistan military ruler Pervez Musharraf had told US that remnants of Al Qaeda were hiding in the mountainous border region of his country, leaked US diplomatic documents have revealed. Though the Pakistan government and the military deny the presence of the world's most wanted ter...
