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US Embassy, Consulates In India Hold 'Super Saturday' To Reduce Visa Wait Times
The United States Embassy in New Delhi and Consulates in Mumbai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad will open consular operations on Saturday, December 7, to accommodate applicants requiring in-person visa interviews, officials said on Friday.
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Indian-Origin Professors From Top US Universities To Mentor Indian Students
These sectors play a important role in enhancing the academic-research-technology partnership between India and the United States.
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Indian Embassy Declares Death Of 1 Member In US
The Indian Embassy in the United States informed that a member of the mission died on September 18.
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US Continues To Offer Welcoming Environment To Indian Students: US Academician
The United States continues to offer a welcoming environment to students from India, an eminent Indian-American academician said.
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US To Process 8 Lakh Visas In Next 12 Months, Says American Diplomat
The United States embassy in India is likely to process about 8 lakh visas over the next 12 months, a senior diplomat said here on Tuesday.
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Signboard At US Embassy In Delhi Defaced, 1 Arrested
A member of right-wing outfit 'Hindu Sena' was arrested on Saturday for alleged defacement of a signboard of the United States of America embassy by pasting a poster over it warning the Biden administration against "bullying India", officials said.
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"Congratulations": US Embassy On India's 1 Billion Jabs Milestone
The United States Embassy in New Delhi on Thursday congratulated India on administering 1 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccine.
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Seeking To Enhance Bilateral Trade Relationship With India: US Embassy
The Embassy of the United States in India on Tuesday said that the US is seeking to work with India to enhance bilateral trade relationship.
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"Husband Has Abandoned Me": Indian Woman SOS To Embassy In US
A newly married Indian woman who arrived in the United States in March has been running from pillar to post for the past several weeks to get justice, alleging torture by her husband.
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US Embassy In India Assures More Student Visa Appointments In Coming Weeks
The United States on Tuesday assured more visa appointments to Indian students in the coming weeks after a rush for interview slots among applicants was witnessed at the embassy portal on opening day.
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US Slams Gandhi Statue Defacing: "Fought For Values America Represents"
The United States has strongly condemned the defacing of a Mahatma Gandhi statue last week in front of the Indian Embassy in Washington DC as the White House described the incident as "terrible", stressing that he "fought for the values that America represents" .
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Nearly 2 Lakh Indian Students Chose US For Higher Studies In 2019-20 Academic Year: Report
Nearly two lakh Indian students chose the United States as their destination to pursue higher education in the 2019-20 academic year, according to the Open Doors Report released by the US Embassy on Monday.
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Nearly Two lakh Indian Students Chose US For Higher Studies In 2019-20 Academic Year: Report
Nearly two lakh Indian students chose the United States as their destination to pursue higher education in the 2019-20 academic year, according to the Open Doors Report released by the US Embassy on Monday.
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Security Tightened Outside US Embassy In Delhi Over Anti-Race Protests
Delhi Police has deployed additional police force outside the United States (US) Embassy in view of the possibility of "Black Lives Matter" protest in Delhi over the death of African American man George Floyd.
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India Sends Anti-Malarial Drug To UAE To Fight Coronavirus
India has agreed to send hydroxychloroquine tablets to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to be used for treating COVID-19 patients, the Gulf Arab state's embassy in New Delhi said.
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US Embassy, Consulates In India Hold 'Super Saturday' To Reduce Visa Wait Times
The United States Embassy in New Delhi and Consulates in Mumbai, Kolkata, and Hyderabad will open consular operations on Saturday, December 7, to accommodate applicants requiring in-person visa interviews, officials said on Friday.
-
Indian-Origin Professors From Top US Universities To Mentor Indian Students
These sectors play a important role in enhancing the academic-research-technology partnership between India and the United States.
-
Indian Embassy Declares Death Of 1 Member In US
The Indian Embassy in the United States informed that a member of the mission died on September 18.
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US Continues To Offer Welcoming Environment To Indian Students: US Academician
The United States continues to offer a welcoming environment to students from India, an eminent Indian-American academician said.
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US To Process 8 Lakh Visas In Next 12 Months, Says American Diplomat
The United States embassy in India is likely to process about 8 lakh visas over the next 12 months, a senior diplomat said here on Tuesday.
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Signboard At US Embassy In Delhi Defaced, 1 Arrested
A member of right-wing outfit 'Hindu Sena' was arrested on Saturday for alleged defacement of a signboard of the United States of America embassy by pasting a poster over it warning the Biden administration against "bullying India", officials said.
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"Congratulations": US Embassy On India's 1 Billion Jabs Milestone
The United States Embassy in New Delhi on Thursday congratulated India on administering 1 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccine.
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Seeking To Enhance Bilateral Trade Relationship With India: US Embassy
The Embassy of the United States in India on Tuesday said that the US is seeking to work with India to enhance bilateral trade relationship.
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"Husband Has Abandoned Me": Indian Woman SOS To Embassy In US
A newly married Indian woman who arrived in the United States in March has been running from pillar to post for the past several weeks to get justice, alleging torture by her husband.
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US Embassy In India Assures More Student Visa Appointments In Coming Weeks
The United States on Tuesday assured more visa appointments to Indian students in the coming weeks after a rush for interview slots among applicants was witnessed at the embassy portal on opening day.
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US Slams Gandhi Statue Defacing: "Fought For Values America Represents"
The United States has strongly condemned the defacing of a Mahatma Gandhi statue last week in front of the Indian Embassy in Washington DC as the White House described the incident as "terrible", stressing that he "fought for the values that America represents" .
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Nearly 2 Lakh Indian Students Chose US For Higher Studies In 2019-20 Academic Year: Report
Nearly two lakh Indian students chose the United States as their destination to pursue higher education in the 2019-20 academic year, according to the Open Doors Report released by the US Embassy on Monday.
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Nearly Two lakh Indian Students Chose US For Higher Studies In 2019-20 Academic Year: Report
Nearly two lakh Indian students chose the United States as their destination to pursue higher education in the 2019-20 academic year, according to the Open Doors Report released by the US Embassy on Monday.
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Security Tightened Outside US Embassy In Delhi Over Anti-Race Protests
Delhi Police has deployed additional police force outside the United States (US) Embassy in view of the possibility of "Black Lives Matter" protest in Delhi over the death of African American man George Floyd.
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India Sends Anti-Malarial Drug To UAE To Fight Coronavirus
India has agreed to send hydroxychloroquine tablets to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to be used for treating COVID-19 patients, the Gulf Arab state's embassy in New Delhi said.
