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India Comes Home Empty at the 2019 International Emmys. Here Are All the Winners
All four Indian nominees — Sacred Games, Radhika Apte, Lust Stories, and The Remix — failed to win at the 2019 International Emmy Awards, losing to McMafia (best drama), Marina Gera (best actress), Safe Harbour (best TV movie / miniseries), and The Real Full Monty: Ladies Night (best reality TV).
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Shashi Tharoor's Critique Of Pak-Bashing In Sushma Swaraj's UN Speech
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's address at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has "disappointed" Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, who feels that all the Pakistan bashing in New York was aimed at the BJP voters. His other objection to her speech on Saturday was that it didn't portray India in a good light.
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"Pak Glorifies Killers, Blind To Blood of Innocents": Sushma Swaraj At UN
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swarajon Saturday slammed Pakistan at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, accusing it of harbouring terrorists and "masking malevolence with duplicity".
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US Artist's Message In Bottle Found In France By Painter
A message in a bottle dropped in New York harbour in 2013 by an American painter has been found years later, and 5,700 kilometres (3,500 miles) away, on a beach in southwest France ... by a French artist.
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Indian-American Woman May Lose Mansion for Keeping Illegal Immigrant as Slave
An Indian American woman, who was convicted in 2013 of harbouring an illegal immigrant at her upstate New York mansion for over five years and subjecting her to slave-like conditions, has lost an appeal to overturn the verdict.
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Beach Parties, Fireworks: Here is How World is Celebrating 2015
After a turbulent year marred by terror woes, Ebola outbreaks and a horrific series of airline disasters, many could be forgiven for saying good riddance to 2014 and gratefully ringing in a new year.
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Beware! Your kitchen may harbour superbugs
Prefer spicy restaurant food over home-made delicacies? Get alarmed as hands of food preparers and chopping boards remain a source of transmission for multi-drug resistant bacteria such as E coli, a study warns. "The spread of multi-drug resistant bacteria...
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NRI found guilty of keeping an illegal Indian immigrant as 'slave' in US
An Indian-American woman, who had been accused of keeping an Indian immigrant as a slave in her mansion here, was today found guilty of harbouring an "illegal alien".
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Alec Baldwin wanted to kill ex-wife's lawyer "with a baseball bat"
Alec Baldwin endured a acrimonious divorce from his former spouse and he admits he harboured murderous thoughts about her legal representative.
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Police monitoring of Muslim students in New York sparks outrage
The mayor faced off with the president of Yale University on Tuesday over an effort by the city's police department to monitor Muslim student groups for any signs that their members harboured terrorist sympathies.
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Will China outsmart the US?
Three months before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, Angus Echols, a member of DuPont's executive committee, began shaping the chemical giant's plans for the coming decade. The U.S. would soon be at war, he explained in a series of memos and high-level discussions, and the company needed to aid the effort.
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India Comes Home Empty at the 2019 International Emmys. Here Are All the Winners
All four Indian nominees — Sacred Games, Radhika Apte, Lust Stories, and The Remix — failed to win at the 2019 International Emmy Awards, losing to McMafia (best drama), Marina Gera (best actress), Safe Harbour (best TV movie / miniseries), and The Real Full Monty: Ladies Night (best reality TV).
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Shashi Tharoor's Critique Of Pak-Bashing In Sushma Swaraj's UN Speech
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj's address at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has "disappointed" Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, who feels that all the Pakistan bashing in New York was aimed at the BJP voters. His other objection to her speech on Saturday was that it didn't portray India in a good light.
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"Pak Glorifies Killers, Blind To Blood of Innocents": Sushma Swaraj At UN
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swarajon Saturday slammed Pakistan at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, accusing it of harbouring terrorists and "masking malevolence with duplicity".
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US Artist's Message In Bottle Found In France By Painter
A message in a bottle dropped in New York harbour in 2013 by an American painter has been found years later, and 5,700 kilometres (3,500 miles) away, on a beach in southwest France ... by a French artist.
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Indian-American Woman May Lose Mansion for Keeping Illegal Immigrant as Slave
An Indian American woman, who was convicted in 2013 of harbouring an illegal immigrant at her upstate New York mansion for over five years and subjecting her to slave-like conditions, has lost an appeal to overturn the verdict.
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Beach Parties, Fireworks: Here is How World is Celebrating 2015
After a turbulent year marred by terror woes, Ebola outbreaks and a horrific series of airline disasters, many could be forgiven for saying good riddance to 2014 and gratefully ringing in a new year.
-
Beware! Your kitchen may harbour superbugs
Prefer spicy restaurant food over home-made delicacies? Get alarmed as hands of food preparers and chopping boards remain a source of transmission for multi-drug resistant bacteria such as E coli, a study warns. "The spread of multi-drug resistant bacteria...
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NRI found guilty of keeping an illegal Indian immigrant as 'slave' in US
An Indian-American woman, who had been accused of keeping an Indian immigrant as a slave in her mansion here, was today found guilty of harbouring an "illegal alien".
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Alec Baldwin wanted to kill ex-wife's lawyer "with a baseball bat"
Alec Baldwin endured a acrimonious divorce from his former spouse and he admits he harboured murderous thoughts about her legal representative.
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Police monitoring of Muslim students in New York sparks outrage
The mayor faced off with the president of Yale University on Tuesday over an effort by the city's police department to monitor Muslim student groups for any signs that their members harboured terrorist sympathies.
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Will China outsmart the US?
Three months before the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, Angus Echols, a member of DuPont's executive committee, began shaping the chemical giant's plans for the coming decade. The U.S. would soon be at war, he explained in a series of memos and high-level discussions, and the company needed to aid the effort.
