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Expecting Over 18 Lakh Visitors From India In 2024: US Consul General
US Consul General Melinda Pavek on Sunday said that over 18 lakh people from India are expected to visit the United States this year.
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Indian Mission In Atlanta Condemns "Tragic Death" Of Indian Student
In a shocking and deeply distressing incident, the Consulate General of India in Atlanta expressed profound anguish over the "brutal attack" that resulted in the death of Indian national and student Vivek Saini in the United States.
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After 58 Years, Remains Of US Major Who Died In India To Head Home
Nearly six decades after he died during a visit to Darjeeling, last remains of one of America's most decorated officer, Major General Harry Kleinbeck Pickett, is being returned to the United States for reburial, the US consulate here said on Monday.
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United States To Co-Operate With Kerala In Higher Education Sector
The state hopes to attract foreign students with this initiative. The Consul General informed that academic support will be given to Kerala's efforts to ensure quality education.
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Ex-Saudi Diplomat In Turkey Barred From Entering US Over Khashoggi Murder
The United States on Tuesday barred Mohammed al Otaibi from entering the country, who served as the Saudi consul general in Istanbul when Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered in his consulate in 2018, the State Department said.
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India-US Defence Deals Clear And Transparent, Top US Diplomat Tells NDTV
At a time when defence deals with other countries have come under immense scrutiny in India, United States Consul General in Mumbai told NDTV there have been no questions when it comes to defence deals between Washington and New Delhi.
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"Indian Youth Have Potential To Change World": US Consul General
Indian youth have the potential to change the world despite the tremendous barriers they face, United States Consul General Edgard Kagan said today.
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As Trump Tightens Visa Rules, US Says "Qualified Indians" Welcome, But...
As the Trump administration continues to tighten screws on the H-1B visa programme, United States consul general in Mumbai, Edgard Kagan, says his country encourages and welcomes "qualified Indians".
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US Has Shown China "A Deserved Yellow Card," Says Diplomat On Trade War
The United States has issued China with a "yellow card" on trade, said its consul general in Hong Kong Tuesday, in a strongly worded speech which also urged the importance of the city's autonomy for business.
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Project Goa As Gateway To India For Foreign Tourists, Says US Consul General
Edgard Kagan, the United States consul-general in Mumbai, today said that marketing Goa to Americans as a stand-alone tourism hot-spot may not work, as many other beach destinations are closer for them.
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Exclusive: Confident I Will Get Justice, Devyani Khobragade Tells NDTV
Devyani Khobragade, India's former deputy consul general in New York, was arrested by United States authorities in December last year over alleged visa fraud.
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US Committed to Promote Trade Ties with India
The US today said it was committed to promote trade and investment ties with India as it opened a new commercial office in Ahmadabad.
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Preet Bharara Talks About Devyani Khobragade Case at Harvard Law School
The Devyani Khobragade case came up for a discussion at Harvard Law School with India-born United States prosecutor Preet Bharara telling the graduating class that the "intense" criticism and accusation hurled at him for charging the Indian diplomat with visa fraud had upset him.
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Time to get past tensions and move on: US on ties with India
The US has said that it was time to get past the recent tensions with India and that both countries should now move on.
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US trade protests over India's solar energy program
The US brought a trade complaint against India on Monday over a solar energy program it says discriminates against American manufacturers, adding another wrinkle to a bilateral relationship strained by the recent arrest and strip-search of an Indian diplomat.
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Expecting Over 18 Lakh Visitors From India In 2024: US Consul General
US Consul General Melinda Pavek on Sunday said that over 18 lakh people from India are expected to visit the United States this year.
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Indian Mission In Atlanta Condemns "Tragic Death" Of Indian Student
In a shocking and deeply distressing incident, the Consulate General of India in Atlanta expressed profound anguish over the "brutal attack" that resulted in the death of Indian national and student Vivek Saini in the United States.
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After 58 Years, Remains Of US Major Who Died In India To Head Home
Nearly six decades after he died during a visit to Darjeeling, last remains of one of America's most decorated officer, Major General Harry Kleinbeck Pickett, is being returned to the United States for reburial, the US consulate here said on Monday.
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United States To Co-Operate With Kerala In Higher Education Sector
The state hopes to attract foreign students with this initiative. The Consul General informed that academic support will be given to Kerala's efforts to ensure quality education.
-
Ex-Saudi Diplomat In Turkey Barred From Entering US Over Khashoggi Murder
The United States on Tuesday barred Mohammed al Otaibi from entering the country, who served as the Saudi consul general in Istanbul when Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi was murdered in his consulate in 2018, the State Department said.
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India-US Defence Deals Clear And Transparent, Top US Diplomat Tells NDTV
At a time when defence deals with other countries have come under immense scrutiny in India, United States Consul General in Mumbai told NDTV there have been no questions when it comes to defence deals between Washington and New Delhi.
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"Indian Youth Have Potential To Change World": US Consul General
Indian youth have the potential to change the world despite the tremendous barriers they face, United States Consul General Edgard Kagan said today.
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As Trump Tightens Visa Rules, US Says "Qualified Indians" Welcome, But...
As the Trump administration continues to tighten screws on the H-1B visa programme, United States consul general in Mumbai, Edgard Kagan, says his country encourages and welcomes "qualified Indians".
-
US Has Shown China "A Deserved Yellow Card," Says Diplomat On Trade War
The United States has issued China with a "yellow card" on trade, said its consul general in Hong Kong Tuesday, in a strongly worded speech which also urged the importance of the city's autonomy for business.
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Project Goa As Gateway To India For Foreign Tourists, Says US Consul General
Edgard Kagan, the United States consul-general in Mumbai, today said that marketing Goa to Americans as a stand-alone tourism hot-spot may not work, as many other beach destinations are closer for them.
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Exclusive: Confident I Will Get Justice, Devyani Khobragade Tells NDTV
Devyani Khobragade, India's former deputy consul general in New York, was arrested by United States authorities in December last year over alleged visa fraud.
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US Committed to Promote Trade Ties with India
The US today said it was committed to promote trade and investment ties with India as it opened a new commercial office in Ahmadabad.
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Preet Bharara Talks About Devyani Khobragade Case at Harvard Law School
The Devyani Khobragade case came up for a discussion at Harvard Law School with India-born United States prosecutor Preet Bharara telling the graduating class that the "intense" criticism and accusation hurled at him for charging the Indian diplomat with visa fraud had upset him.
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Time to get past tensions and move on: US on ties with India
The US has said that it was time to get past the recent tensions with India and that both countries should now move on.
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US trade protests over India's solar energy program
The US brought a trade complaint against India on Monday over a solar energy program it says discriminates against American manufacturers, adding another wrinkle to a bilateral relationship strained by the recent arrest and strip-search of an Indian diplomat.
