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"None Of Adani's 11 Public Companies Subject To Indictment": Group CFO On US Report
The Adani Group has clarified that the US government report on the company pertains solely to one specific contract under Adani Green Energy, representing approximately 10 per cent of the subsidiary's business.
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Adani Green's Innovative Projects Advancing India's Zero-Emission Goal: US Envoy
The United States' Ambassador to India, Eric Garcetti today said the visit to Adani Group's Khavda Renewal Energy Facility in Gujarat was a learning experience on how the company is helping India advance towards its zero-emissions goals.
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Adani Green Energy Says US Corruption Probe On Unrelated 3rd Party
Billionaire Gautam Adani's group companies said they have not received any notice from the US Department of Justice over a potential bribery investigation, but its renewable energy firm Adani Green Energy stated it is aware of an investigation.
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Bitcoin Funds To Debut On Public Markets, Get US Regulators' Approval
US securities regulators gave the green light Wednesday to a group of bitcoin exchange-traded funds, a keenly anticipated decision expected to boost the cryptocurrency.
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Joe Biden Urged To Resolve 195-Year US Green Card Backlog For Indians
A group of US lawmakers has urged the Joe Biden and his administration to take executive action to make priority dates current for Green Card applicants from India to reduce the 195-year-long wait period and backlog.
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On Camera, Group Of Women Wearing Neon Green Jumpsuits Attack And Rob Two Teens On New York Subway
A video showing a bizarre group of female robbers - wearing full-body neon green leotards - creating a ruckus inside a subway train in New York, US, is going viral on social media.
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New Bill Seeks Green Card For Immigrants Living In US For Over 7 Years
A group of four top Democratic senators has introduced legislation to provide a much-needed pathway to a Green Card for up to 8 million people, including dreamers, H-1B and long-term visa holders.
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US Democrats Push For A Path To Citizenship For "Documented Dreamers"
A group of eminent Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday rejuvenated their push to provide a pathway to citizenship to some 250,000 documented 'dreamers'.
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Reef Balls: US Charity Offers Green Way To Create Memorials
The reef ball design was started by a group of divers decades ago, but is now being increasingly seen in practice.
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Indian-American Healthcare Workers In Green Card Backlog Protest At US Capitol
Urging American lawmakers to pass a legislation that ends the archaic per country quota for legal permanent residency in the US, a group of frontline Indian-American healthcare professionals, stuck in the 150-plus-year Green Card backlog, held a peac
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Indian-American Healthcare Workers Protest Outside US Capitol Over Green Cards
A group of Indian-American frontline healthcare workers languishing in the Green Card backlog held a demonstration in front of the US Capitol urging lawmakers and the Biden administration to end the per capita country-specific quota.
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Business Groups Sue Team Trump Over H-1B Visa Rules
Several big U.S. business groups sued the Trump administration seeking to throw out immigration restrictions, including those on H-1B visas issued to highly skilled workers with expertise in specialty fields.
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British Retail Tycoon Charged With Spanking Fitness Teacher In US
The British retail tycoon Philip Green has been charged with four counts of misdemeanour assault in the United States after an Arizona pilates instructor accused him of repeatedly touching her inappropriately, Britain's Press Association reported on Friday.
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Indian-Americans Launch Campaign To Remove Green Card Backlog
Eminent Indian Americans have launched a nationwide campaign in the US to create awareness about massive backlog for Green Card which they say is impacting some 300,000 high-skilled Indian applicants. Under the current regulation, skilled immigrants from India need to wait anywhere between 25-92 years for a Green Card due to per-country limits, sai...
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Not Changing H-1B Rules, Says US, In Big Relief For Indian Techies: 10 Points
The US today said it was not considering any change in H1B visa rules that would force half the Indian workforce in the country to leave. The clarification came in the wake of media reports of a proposed tweak in the laws, which triggered strong opposition from Indians, advocacy groups and a section of US lawmakers. The tweak, the report had said, ...
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"None Of Adani's 11 Public Companies Subject To Indictment": Group CFO On US Report
The Adani Group has clarified that the US government report on the company pertains solely to one specific contract under Adani Green Energy, representing approximately 10 per cent of the subsidiary's business.
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Adani Green's Innovative Projects Advancing India's Zero-Emission Goal: US Envoy
The United States' Ambassador to India, Eric Garcetti today said the visit to Adani Group's Khavda Renewal Energy Facility in Gujarat was a learning experience on how the company is helping India advance towards its zero-emissions goals.
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Adani Green Energy Says US Corruption Probe On Unrelated 3rd Party
Billionaire Gautam Adani's group companies said they have not received any notice from the US Department of Justice over a potential bribery investigation, but its renewable energy firm Adani Green Energy stated it is aware of an investigation.
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Bitcoin Funds To Debut On Public Markets, Get US Regulators' Approval
US securities regulators gave the green light Wednesday to a group of bitcoin exchange-traded funds, a keenly anticipated decision expected to boost the cryptocurrency.
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Joe Biden Urged To Resolve 195-Year US Green Card Backlog For Indians
A group of US lawmakers has urged the Joe Biden and his administration to take executive action to make priority dates current for Green Card applicants from India to reduce the 195-year-long wait period and backlog.
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On Camera, Group Of Women Wearing Neon Green Jumpsuits Attack And Rob Two Teens On New York Subway
A video showing a bizarre group of female robbers - wearing full-body neon green leotards - creating a ruckus inside a subway train in New York, US, is going viral on social media.
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New Bill Seeks Green Card For Immigrants Living In US For Over 7 Years
A group of four top Democratic senators has introduced legislation to provide a much-needed pathway to a Green Card for up to 8 million people, including dreamers, H-1B and long-term visa holders.
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US Democrats Push For A Path To Citizenship For "Documented Dreamers"
A group of eminent Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday rejuvenated their push to provide a pathway to citizenship to some 250,000 documented 'dreamers'.
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Reef Balls: US Charity Offers Green Way To Create Memorials
The reef ball design was started by a group of divers decades ago, but is now being increasingly seen in practice.
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Indian-American Healthcare Workers In Green Card Backlog Protest At US Capitol
Urging American lawmakers to pass a legislation that ends the archaic per country quota for legal permanent residency in the US, a group of frontline Indian-American healthcare professionals, stuck in the 150-plus-year Green Card backlog, held a peac
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Indian-American Healthcare Workers Protest Outside US Capitol Over Green Cards
A group of Indian-American frontline healthcare workers languishing in the Green Card backlog held a demonstration in front of the US Capitol urging lawmakers and the Biden administration to end the per capita country-specific quota.
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Business Groups Sue Team Trump Over H-1B Visa Rules
Several big U.S. business groups sued the Trump administration seeking to throw out immigration restrictions, including those on H-1B visas issued to highly skilled workers with expertise in specialty fields.
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British Retail Tycoon Charged With Spanking Fitness Teacher In US
The British retail tycoon Philip Green has been charged with four counts of misdemeanour assault in the United States after an Arizona pilates instructor accused him of repeatedly touching her inappropriately, Britain's Press Association reported on Friday.
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Indian-Americans Launch Campaign To Remove Green Card Backlog
Eminent Indian Americans have launched a nationwide campaign in the US to create awareness about massive backlog for Green Card which they say is impacting some 300,000 high-skilled Indian applicants. Under the current regulation, skilled immigrants from India need to wait anywhere between 25-92 years for a Green Card due to per-country limits, sai...
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Not Changing H-1B Rules, Says US, In Big Relief For Indian Techies: 10 Points
The US today said it was not considering any change in H1B visa rules that would force half the Indian workforce in the country to leave. The clarification came in the wake of media reports of a proposed tweak in the laws, which triggered strong opposition from Indians, advocacy groups and a section of US lawmakers. The tweak, the report had said, ...
