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Nikki Haley Gets Heckled At Global Women Summit In New York
Nikki Haley, the tough-talking and blunt US Ambassador to the UN, was heckled during an annual summit on women in New York as she spoke about President Donald Trump and Russia. Ms Haley was talking during the 'Women in the World Summit', an annual gathering of influential women leaders, politicians and activists organised by Tina Brown in associati...
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Proud Of Her Indian Heritage, Nikki Haley Says Her Parents Raised Her To Be Strong
Nikki Haley is proud of her Indian parents and says they raised her to be great at whatever she does and to ensure people remember her for it. Ms Haley was talking during the 'Women in the World Summit', an annual gathering of influential women leaders, politicians and activists organised by Tina Brown in association with the New York Times.
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The Nine Important Things Michelle Obama And Oprah Said Tuesday Night
The White House got in on the booming market for "women's summits" Tuesday with a conference at the D.C. Convention Center billed as the "United State of Women." What made it stand out from all the rest? Well, besides addresses from the president and vice president -- yeah, those guys -- the day wrapped up with an on-stage "armchair conversation" b...
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'Women Not Dictated in India,' Says Smriti Irani Drawing Flak
Union Minister Smriti Irani today found herself in a spot when her remarks that women in the country are not told "what to wear, whom to meet and where to go", drew voices of dissent from an audience she was addressing.
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Here's Why Cate Blanchett is Making a Trip to India in November
Women in the World summit was launched in 2010 by Tina Brown, the British-born former editor in chief of Vanity Fair and The New Yorker. Actor Aamir Khan attended the World in the World New York summit earlier this year. The PK star spoke on rape and 'masculinity' at the coveted global event
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Opinion: Barkha Dutt On The Women's Safety Remarks That Went Viral
Every country is struggling with entrenched misogyny in varied ways. The gender debate, in effect, is a global one, says Barkha Dutt.
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Her Name is Beyonce. Shakira and Serena Williams Commented on Her Facebook Post
'Sometimes I hate my name,' starts a post about a teenager named Beyonce on the hugely popular Humans of New York Facebook page. The post has amassed some of the best comments in the history of Facebook, many of them from others who share names with celebrities.
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Nirbhaya Documentary, Banned in India, Premieres in US; Meryl Streep, Frieda Pinto Attend
A BBC documentary, depicting the brutal gang-rape and murder of a young paramedic student in Delhi in 2012, premiered in the United States on Monday.
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Romania arrests suspected hacker of Bush family emails
Romanian authorities have arrested a man they suspect of being the hacker "Guccifer," famous for breaking into the email accounts of former U.S. President George W. Bush's family and other prominent political and entertainment figures.
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Nikki Haley Gets Heckled At Global Women Summit In New York
Nikki Haley, the tough-talking and blunt US Ambassador to the UN, was heckled during an annual summit on women in New York as she spoke about President Donald Trump and Russia. Ms Haley was talking during the 'Women in the World Summit', an annual gathering of influential women leaders, politicians and activists organised by Tina Brown in associati...
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Proud Of Her Indian Heritage, Nikki Haley Says Her Parents Raised Her To Be Strong
Nikki Haley is proud of her Indian parents and says they raised her to be great at whatever she does and to ensure people remember her for it. Ms Haley was talking during the 'Women in the World Summit', an annual gathering of influential women leaders, politicians and activists organised by Tina Brown in association with the New York Times.
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The Nine Important Things Michelle Obama And Oprah Said Tuesday Night
The White House got in on the booming market for "women's summits" Tuesday with a conference at the D.C. Convention Center billed as the "United State of Women." What made it stand out from all the rest? Well, besides addresses from the president and vice president -- yeah, those guys -- the day wrapped up with an on-stage "armchair conversation" b...
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'Women Not Dictated in India,' Says Smriti Irani Drawing Flak
Union Minister Smriti Irani today found herself in a spot when her remarks that women in the country are not told "what to wear, whom to meet and where to go", drew voices of dissent from an audience she was addressing.
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Here's Why Cate Blanchett is Making a Trip to India in November
Women in the World summit was launched in 2010 by Tina Brown, the British-born former editor in chief of Vanity Fair and The New Yorker. Actor Aamir Khan attended the World in the World New York summit earlier this year. The PK star spoke on rape and 'masculinity' at the coveted global event
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Opinion: Barkha Dutt On The Women's Safety Remarks That Went Viral
Every country is struggling with entrenched misogyny in varied ways. The gender debate, in effect, is a global one, says Barkha Dutt.
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Her Name is Beyonce. Shakira and Serena Williams Commented on Her Facebook Post
'Sometimes I hate my name,' starts a post about a teenager named Beyonce on the hugely popular Humans of New York Facebook page. The post has amassed some of the best comments in the history of Facebook, many of them from others who share names with celebrities.
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Nirbhaya Documentary, Banned in India, Premieres in US; Meryl Streep, Frieda Pinto Attend
A BBC documentary, depicting the brutal gang-rape and murder of a young paramedic student in Delhi in 2012, premiered in the United States on Monday.
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Romania arrests suspected hacker of Bush family emails
Romanian authorities have arrested a man they suspect of being the hacker "Guccifer," famous for breaking into the email accounts of former U.S. President George W. Bush's family and other prominent political and entertainment figures.
