Sri Srinivasan

Anura Kumara Dissanayake - Sri Lanka's new Marxist President - has said he wants to avoid being "sandwiched" between India and China but recognises each as a "valued partner", as he tries to resolve a financial crisis roiling his country.

Lok Sabha elections:Promises to scrap 'One Nation, One Election', repeal the Citizenship Amendment Act, and simultaneously award Indian citizenship to returning Sri Lankan Tamils are among the promises made by Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK before the Lok S

Sri Srinivasan, a prominent Indian-American judge, has created history by becoming the first person of South Asian descent to lead a powerful federal circuit court considered next only to the US Supreme Court.

Judge Sri Srinivasan said in a written opinion reviewing the decision "would be particularly unwarranted at this point in light of the uncertainty surrounding the fate of the FCC’s order."

President Barack Obama on Thursday defended his pick of a white man to fill a US Supreme Court vacancy against criticism he could have chosen someone from a more diverse background, saying Merrick Garland was "indisputably qualified" for the post.

Indian-Americans expressed their disappointment over Barack Obama's decision not to nominate "trailblazer" Sri Srinivasan to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court bench but appreciated the US President for "strongly considering" the Indian-origin judge.

President Barack Obama said Wednesday he would nominate appeals court judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court, urging Republicans to approve a long-time jurist and former prosecutor known as "one of America's sharpest legal minds."

President Barack Obama today will nominate Merrick Garland, a veteran federal appeals court judge viewed as a moderate, to the US Supreme Court, Democratic Senator Charles Schumer told news agency Reuters.

President Barack Obama is poised to announce his nominee for the US Supreme Court on Wednesday at the White House, setting the stage for a potentially ferocious political showdown with Senate Republicans who have pledged to bar anyone Obama selects.

US President Barack Obama will announce his nominee to the US Supreme Court at 11 am Eastern Time (1500 GMT) on Wednesday, a source familiar with the selection process told Reuters.

President Barack Obama seems to be making good his pledge to nominate a Supreme Court justice. Apparently, he has interviewed three candidates for the job: Chief Judge Merrick Garland and Judge Sri Srinivasan from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and Judge Paul Watford from the 9th Circuit.

A bare-chested priest sat cross-legged in the temple of this farming village on a recent morning and recited all 1,008 names of Vishnu, the Hindu god, in the hope of soon receiving good news from the White House.

US President Barack Obama has narrowed his choice to fill the nation's Supreme Court vacancy down to three judges, The Washington Post reported.

Indian-American Sri Srinivasan, who enjoys a substantial support among Republicans, is among the three candidates being vetted by US President Barack Obama as potential nominees for a rare vacancy at the Supreme Court.

Anura Kumara Dissanayake - Sri Lanka's new Marxist President - has said he wants to avoid being "sandwiched" between India and China but recognises each as a "valued partner", as he tries to resolve a financial crisis roiling his country.

Lok Sabha elections:Promises to scrap 'One Nation, One Election', repeal the Citizenship Amendment Act, and simultaneously award Indian citizenship to returning Sri Lankan Tamils are among the promises made by Tamil Nadu's ruling DMK before the Lok S

Sri Srinivasan, a prominent Indian-American judge, has created history by becoming the first person of South Asian descent to lead a powerful federal circuit court considered next only to the US Supreme Court.

Judge Sri Srinivasan said in a written opinion reviewing the decision "would be particularly unwarranted at this point in light of the uncertainty surrounding the fate of the FCC’s order."

President Barack Obama on Thursday defended his pick of a white man to fill a US Supreme Court vacancy against criticism he could have chosen someone from a more diverse background, saying Merrick Garland was "indisputably qualified" for the post.

Indian-Americans expressed their disappointment over Barack Obama's decision not to nominate "trailblazer" Sri Srinivasan to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court bench but appreciated the US President for "strongly considering" the Indian-origin judge.

President Barack Obama said Wednesday he would nominate appeals court judge Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court, urging Republicans to approve a long-time jurist and former prosecutor known as "one of America's sharpest legal minds."

President Barack Obama today will nominate Merrick Garland, a veteran federal appeals court judge viewed as a moderate, to the US Supreme Court, Democratic Senator Charles Schumer told news agency Reuters.

President Barack Obama is poised to announce his nominee for the US Supreme Court on Wednesday at the White House, setting the stage for a potentially ferocious political showdown with Senate Republicans who have pledged to bar anyone Obama selects.

US President Barack Obama will announce his nominee to the US Supreme Court at 11 am Eastern Time (1500 GMT) on Wednesday, a source familiar with the selection process told Reuters.

President Barack Obama seems to be making good his pledge to nominate a Supreme Court justice. Apparently, he has interviewed three candidates for the job: Chief Judge Merrick Garland and Judge Sri Srinivasan from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and Judge Paul Watford from the 9th Circuit.

A bare-chested priest sat cross-legged in the temple of this farming village on a recent morning and recited all 1,008 names of Vishnu, the Hindu god, in the hope of soon receiving good news from the White House.

US President Barack Obama has narrowed his choice to fill the nation's Supreme Court vacancy down to three judges, The Washington Post reported.

Indian-American Sri Srinivasan, who enjoys a substantial support among Republicans, is among the three candidates being vetted by US President Barack Obama as potential nominees for a rare vacancy at the Supreme Court.