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Telugus in US to Raise Fund for New Andhra Capital
A Telugu organisation in the US on Monday said it will raise funds for building Amravati- the new capital of Andhra Pradesh.
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Indian Americans Celebrate Their Culture, Language and Cuisine
Several Indian diaspora organisations representing people from four corners of India are marking the July 4 American independence day with a celebration of their own culture, language and cuisine across the US.
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28-year-old Indian found dead in Dallas apartment
A 28-year old Indian, identified as a native of Visakhapatnam, was found dead in his apartment in Dallas by police authorities, according to information with an Indian-American organisation. Nikhil Karanam was found dead in his apartment on April 21 in Trophy Club City, a suburb of Dallas, according to Telugu Association of North America (TANA).
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Telugus in US to Raise Fund for New Andhra Capital
A Telugu organisation in the US on Monday said it will raise funds for building Amravati- the new capital of Andhra Pradesh.
-
Indian Americans Celebrate Their Culture, Language and Cuisine
Several Indian diaspora organisations representing people from four corners of India are marking the July 4 American independence day with a celebration of their own culture, language and cuisine across the US.
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28-year-old Indian found dead in Dallas apartment
A 28-year old Indian, identified as a native of Visakhapatnam, was found dead in his apartment in Dallas by police authorities, according to information with an Indian-American organisation. Nikhil Karanam was found dead in his apartment on April 21 in Trophy Club City, a suburb of Dallas, according to Telugu Association of North America (TANA).
