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UK Police Share Family Tribute To Indian PhD Student Killed In London
The Metropolitan Police in London on Tuesday officially named a former NITI Aayog employee Cheistha Kochhar as the 33-year-old woman who was killed in a road collision in north London while she cycled back home from London School of Economics (LSE).
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On Indian Student's Charge, ML Khattar's Tweet, Top UK University's Reply
The London School of Economic (LSE) has said its probing the allegations of discrimination faced by an Indian student after Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar shot off a letter to the university seeking its intervention.
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"Race And Belief...": ML Khattar vs UK College On Indian Student's Request
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has written to the London School of Economics (LSE) asking its administration to step in after a student alleged he was disqualified from contesting the student union elections following a "smear campaign".
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"Couldn't Bear To See Indian-Hindu...": Student's Charge At UK University
An Indian student has claimed that he was disqualified from the London School of Economics (LSE) Students' Union elections as a result of a deliberately orchestrated smear campaign because of his Indian and Hindu identity.
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Hyderabad Girl Bags Offer From London School of Economics
Entry to the BSc Economics programme at LSE is extremely competitive. For CBSE, CISCE students, the minimum requirement is 90 per cent marks or above, with three subjects at 95 per cent or above and two subjects at 90 per cent or above.
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Opinion: What Rahul Gandhi Said To LSE Students - By Andrew Whitehead
Rahul Gandhi chose a meeting with Indian students in London to deliver a clarion call for change in the Congress party, placing blame on its old guard for the 2014 election debacle.
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Narendra Modi Set To Become India's Third Most Successful PM: Ramachandra Guha
Narendra Modi is set to become the "third most successful" Prime Minister of India after Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi, renowned historian Ramachandra Guha has said, asserting that the 66-year-old leader's "charisma" and "appeal" transcend the boundaries of caste and language.
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Love Beats Money When It Comes To Happiness: Study
Things that matter most for our happiness are social relationships and mental and physical health than economic factors, according to a study by the London School of Economics.
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Dear Trolls, You Picked the Wrong 'Dumb Actress.' Love, Soha Ali Khan
"LSE doesn't stand for the London School of Entertainment and "dumb actresses" are citizens with valid opinions on economic policy #nuffsaid," she tweeted.
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UK Suffering 'Identity Crisis' on World Stage: Reports
Britain is becoming "increasingly insular and self-absorbed", as revealed by its impotence in the Syria and Ukraine crises and its "ambivalence" towards the European Union, a report today.
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Maharashtra Government to Set Up 'Ambedkar Chair' at London School of Economics
The Maharashtra government, today, said it will set up an 'Ambedkar Chair' at the London School of Economics (LSE), Dr BR Ambedkar's alma mater.
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2000 Evacuated After Major Fire in Central London
An underground blaze in central London Wednesday caused mass evacuations and forced several West End shows to cancel performances as fire fighters tackled the blaze which sent out a pall of thick smoke.
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India a superpower? Unlikely, says London School of Economics study
Despite "impressive" achievements in recent years, India is unlikely to be a superpower and in fact, should not aspire to become one, a study by the London School of Economics has concluded. The study, titled 'India: The Next Superpower?', recalls and dismisses US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton statement during her visit to India in 2009 that "...
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Was Saif Gaddafi's PhD plagiarised? LSE investigates
The London School of Economics has confirmed that it was investigating claims that Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam plagiarised his doctorate thesis.The 38-year-old graduated from LSE with a masters in philosophy, policy and social value in 2003 and took a PhD in philosophy in 2008.But it is alleged that he used a ghost writer and ...
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UK Xmas terror plot: LSE, Big Ben were potential targets
The nine people including one of Indian descent, who were arrested in the UK for plotting a Christmas bombing campaign, had planned to target the London Stock Exchange, Big Ben and Mayor Boris Johnson, almost identical to the Mumbai-serial bomb attacks in 1993, according to the prosecutor.The nine men, mostly of Pakistani and Bangladeshi origin, ag...
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UK Police Share Family Tribute To Indian PhD Student Killed In London
The Metropolitan Police in London on Tuesday officially named a former NITI Aayog employee Cheistha Kochhar as the 33-year-old woman who was killed in a road collision in north London while she cycled back home from London School of Economics (LSE).
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On Indian Student's Charge, ML Khattar's Tweet, Top UK University's Reply
The London School of Economic (LSE) has said its probing the allegations of discrimination faced by an Indian student after Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar shot off a letter to the university seeking its intervention.
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"Race And Belief...": ML Khattar vs UK College On Indian Student's Request
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has written to the London School of Economics (LSE) asking its administration to step in after a student alleged he was disqualified from contesting the student union elections following a "smear campaign".
-
"Couldn't Bear To See Indian-Hindu...": Student's Charge At UK University
An Indian student has claimed that he was disqualified from the London School of Economics (LSE) Students' Union elections as a result of a deliberately orchestrated smear campaign because of his Indian and Hindu identity.
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Hyderabad Girl Bags Offer From London School of Economics
Entry to the BSc Economics programme at LSE is extremely competitive. For CBSE, CISCE students, the minimum requirement is 90 per cent marks or above, with three subjects at 95 per cent or above and two subjects at 90 per cent or above.
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Opinion: What Rahul Gandhi Said To LSE Students - By Andrew Whitehead
Rahul Gandhi chose a meeting with Indian students in London to deliver a clarion call for change in the Congress party, placing blame on its old guard for the 2014 election debacle.
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Narendra Modi Set To Become India's Third Most Successful PM: Ramachandra Guha
Narendra Modi is set to become the "third most successful" Prime Minister of India after Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi, renowned historian Ramachandra Guha has said, asserting that the 66-year-old leader's "charisma" and "appeal" transcend the boundaries of caste and language.
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Love Beats Money When It Comes To Happiness: Study
Things that matter most for our happiness are social relationships and mental and physical health than economic factors, according to a study by the London School of Economics.
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Dear Trolls, You Picked the Wrong 'Dumb Actress.' Love, Soha Ali Khan
"LSE doesn't stand for the London School of Entertainment and "dumb actresses" are citizens with valid opinions on economic policy #nuffsaid," she tweeted.
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UK Suffering 'Identity Crisis' on World Stage: Reports
Britain is becoming "increasingly insular and self-absorbed", as revealed by its impotence in the Syria and Ukraine crises and its "ambivalence" towards the European Union, a report today.
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Maharashtra Government to Set Up 'Ambedkar Chair' at London School of Economics
The Maharashtra government, today, said it will set up an 'Ambedkar Chair' at the London School of Economics (LSE), Dr BR Ambedkar's alma mater.
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2000 Evacuated After Major Fire in Central London
An underground blaze in central London Wednesday caused mass evacuations and forced several West End shows to cancel performances as fire fighters tackled the blaze which sent out a pall of thick smoke.
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India a superpower? Unlikely, says London School of Economics study
Despite "impressive" achievements in recent years, India is unlikely to be a superpower and in fact, should not aspire to become one, a study by the London School of Economics has concluded. The study, titled 'India: The Next Superpower?', recalls and dismisses US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton statement during her visit to India in 2009 that "...
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Was Saif Gaddafi's PhD plagiarised? LSE investigates
The London School of Economics has confirmed that it was investigating claims that Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi's son Saif al-Islam plagiarised his doctorate thesis.The 38-year-old graduated from LSE with a masters in philosophy, policy and social value in 2003 and took a PhD in philosophy in 2008.But it is alleged that he used a ghost writer and ...
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UK Xmas terror plot: LSE, Big Ben were potential targets
The nine people including one of Indian descent, who were arrested in the UK for plotting a Christmas bombing campaign, had planned to target the London Stock Exchange, Big Ben and Mayor Boris Johnson, almost identical to the Mumbai-serial bomb attacks in 1993, according to the prosecutor.The nine men, mostly of Pakistani and Bangladeshi origin, ag...
