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Exclusive: Family Of Indian Student In Coma Reaches US, Shares Health Update
Nilam Shinde, a post-graduate student at California State University, was hit by a four-wheeler on February 14.
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Who Is Nilam Shinde, Indian Student Critical After Accident In US
Indian student Nilam Shinde, 35, is fighting for her life in a US hospital after a car hit her on February 14. Ms Shinde, a resident of Maharashtra's Satara, suffered fractures and injuries to her chest and head after the accident in California.
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"Thought Would Not See Her": Family Of Comatose Indian On Getting US Visa
After several days of desperate appeals, the US Embassy has granted a visa to the family of an Indian student lying in a coma in the US, on Friday morning.
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Man Drove Away After His Car Hit Indian Student In US: Cops To NDTV
The man whose car hit Indian student Nilam Shinde in California on February 14 drove away after the accident, leaving the severely injured woman behind. 58-year-old Lawrence Gallow was arrested five days later on February 19.
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Critical Indian Student's Varsity Calls Her Father To US For Her "Medical Decisions"
Nilam Shinde, a 35-year-old Indian student from Maharashtra's Satara district, is battling for her life at a hospital in the United States' California after an accident earlier this month.
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"Getting Visa Slot For 2026": Family Of Comatose Indian Student In US
The family of an Indian student hospitalised in the US after an accident is waiting to get a visa to visit her.
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After India Request, US Grants Visa Interview For Injured Student's Family
The US has granted an interview - at 9 am Friday - for an emergency visa so the father of Nilam Shinde, the 35-year-old woman who fractured her arms and legs, and is in a coma in a California hospital after a road accident on February 14, can visit.
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Indian Student In Coma After US Accident, Family Seeks Urgent Visa
Nilam Shinde suffered fractures and injuries to her chest and head after a four-wheeler hit her. Her family learnt of the accident two days later.
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Exclusive: Family Of Indian Student In Coma Reaches US, Shares Health Update
Nilam Shinde, a post-graduate student at California State University, was hit by a four-wheeler on February 14.
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Who Is Nilam Shinde, Indian Student Critical After Accident In US
Indian student Nilam Shinde, 35, is fighting for her life in a US hospital after a car hit her on February 14. Ms Shinde, a resident of Maharashtra's Satara, suffered fractures and injuries to her chest and head after the accident in California.
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"Thought Would Not See Her": Family Of Comatose Indian On Getting US Visa
After several days of desperate appeals, the US Embassy has granted a visa to the family of an Indian student lying in a coma in the US, on Friday morning.
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Man Drove Away After His Car Hit Indian Student In US: Cops To NDTV
The man whose car hit Indian student Nilam Shinde in California on February 14 drove away after the accident, leaving the severely injured woman behind. 58-year-old Lawrence Gallow was arrested five days later on February 19.
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Critical Indian Student's Varsity Calls Her Father To US For Her "Medical Decisions"
Nilam Shinde, a 35-year-old Indian student from Maharashtra's Satara district, is battling for her life at a hospital in the United States' California after an accident earlier this month.
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"Getting Visa Slot For 2026": Family Of Comatose Indian Student In US
The family of an Indian student hospitalised in the US after an accident is waiting to get a visa to visit her.
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After India Request, US Grants Visa Interview For Injured Student's Family
The US has granted an interview - at 9 am Friday - for an emergency visa so the father of Nilam Shinde, the 35-year-old woman who fractured her arms and legs, and is in a coma in a California hospital after a road accident on February 14, can visit.
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Indian Student In Coma After US Accident, Family Seeks Urgent Visa
Nilam Shinde suffered fractures and injuries to her chest and head after a four-wheeler hit her. Her family learnt of the accident two days later.
