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US Returns Over 1,400 Looted Artefacts Worth $10 Million To India
As part of an ongoing initiative to repatriate stolen art from countries across South and Southeast Asia, the United States on Wednesday announced that it has returned more than 1,400 looted artefacts worth $10 million to India.
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Anonymous Mail Threatens To Blow Up US Consulate In Mumbai, Case Filed
Bandra Kurla Police registered a case against an unknown person on Saturday for allegedly sending a threat email to the office of the US consulate general in Mumbai.
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Driver Who Crashed Into Chinese Consulate In US Carried Knife, Crossbow
A Chinese citizen who crashed his car into the Chinese consulate in San Francisco on October 9 appeared to slash at a policeman with a knife as they scuffled before the officer shot him dead, a newly released video of the confrontation showed.
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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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US Pulls In Officials From "Around The World" To Help With India Visa Ops
The US has deployed temporary visa officers to help with the visa operations in Mumbai and reduce the wait time. Consular officers from around the world have left their regular duties for this purpose, the US Consulate in Mumbai said in a tweet.
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Indian 3-Year-Old's Body Released By US, Petition For Interfaith Burial
The body of 3-year-old Indian born Sherin Mathews who disappeared from her Indian-American foster parents home in Richardson has been released by the Dallas County medical examiner's office, though it declined to say to whom.
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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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Hyderabad: Constable at US consulate shoots self accidentally, dies
A constable with the Andhra Pradesh Special Police, on sentry duty at the US Consulate Office in the Begumpet area in Hyderabad, died after his self-loading rifle (SLR) fired accidentally.
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Devyani Khobragade case: US to proceed with her prosecution, no question of apology, say sources
The US is reportedly proceeding with the prosecution of senior Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade and has no intentions of withdrawing the case of visa fraud against her.
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US Returns Over 1,400 Looted Artefacts Worth $10 Million To India
As part of an ongoing initiative to repatriate stolen art from countries across South and Southeast Asia, the United States on Wednesday announced that it has returned more than 1,400 looted artefacts worth $10 million to India.
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Anonymous Mail Threatens To Blow Up US Consulate In Mumbai, Case Filed
Bandra Kurla Police registered a case against an unknown person on Saturday for allegedly sending a threat email to the office of the US consulate general in Mumbai.
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Driver Who Crashed Into Chinese Consulate In US Carried Knife, Crossbow
A Chinese citizen who crashed his car into the Chinese consulate in San Francisco on October 9 appeared to slash at a policeman with a knife as they scuffled before the officer shot him dead, a newly released video of the confrontation showed.
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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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US Pulls In Officials From "Around The World" To Help With India Visa Ops
The US has deployed temporary visa officers to help with the visa operations in Mumbai and reduce the wait time. Consular officers from around the world have left their regular duties for this purpose, the US Consulate in Mumbai said in a tweet.
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Indian 3-Year-Old's Body Released By US, Petition For Interfaith Burial
The body of 3-year-old Indian born Sherin Mathews who disappeared from her Indian-American foster parents home in Richardson has been released by the Dallas County medical examiner's office, though it declined to say to whom.
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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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Hyderabad: Constable at US consulate shoots self accidentally, dies
A constable with the Andhra Pradesh Special Police, on sentry duty at the US Consulate Office in the Begumpet area in Hyderabad, died after his self-loading rifle (SLR) fired accidentally.
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Devyani Khobragade case: US to proceed with her prosecution, no question of apology, say sources
The US is reportedly proceeding with the prosecution of senior Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade and has no intentions of withdrawing the case of visa fraud against her.
