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Donald Trump Will Build Greater Relations With India: US-India Political Action Committee
Donald Trump should begin work to kick-starting the economy, enforcing immigration laws and tackling terrorism in Asia, a US-India political action committee has said, as it expressed confidence that the US will have "greater relations" with India under his presidency.
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With An Eye On Presidential Elections, Asian Americans Launch Political Panel
Aiming to leave an impression on the US presidential election race and play the role of a 'king-maker' in key states, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have launched a political action committee (PAC).
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US Lawmakers Push for Export of Natural Gas to India
Influential American lawmakers have pushed for removing of restrictions on export of natural gas to India and sought to implement the civil nuclear deal to meet the country's ever growing energy needs.
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Indian-American denies medical billing fraud claims
An Indian American owner of a billing firm, who agreed to pay a fine of $3.3 million along with three others to settle alleged medical overbilling fraud, has said he and his company committed no crime.
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Donald Trump Will Build Greater Relations With India: US-India Political Action Committee
Donald Trump should begin work to kick-starting the economy, enforcing immigration laws and tackling terrorism in Asia, a US-India political action committee has said, as it expressed confidence that the US will have "greater relations" with India under his presidency.
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With An Eye On Presidential Elections, Asian Americans Launch Political Panel
Aiming to leave an impression on the US presidential election race and play the role of a 'king-maker' in key states, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders have launched a political action committee (PAC).
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US Lawmakers Push for Export of Natural Gas to India
Influential American lawmakers have pushed for removing of restrictions on export of natural gas to India and sought to implement the civil nuclear deal to meet the country's ever growing energy needs.
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Indian-American denies medical billing fraud claims
An Indian American owner of a billing firm, who agreed to pay a fine of $3.3 million along with three others to settle alleged medical overbilling fraud, has said he and his company committed no crime.
