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How A Chinese Scholar Ran A Spy Ring In US For Decades Before Arrest
A Chinese-American scholar, who projected himself as a pro-democracy activist, has been convicted by a US court of using his reputation to gather information on dissidents and sharing it with the Chinese government.
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Harvard Academy Offers 80,000 US Dollars Stipend To Global Scholars, Check Details
Harvard Academy Scholars Programme: The course supports scholars whose work spans traditional disciplinary boundaries and demonstrates excellence in both social science disciplines and regional expertise.
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Ex-US President John Adams' Private Letter To Teenage Bride Sold For Rs 32 Lakh
The intimate letter was kept in a family collection for over two centuries and its existence was unknown to scholars who have studied the global political history for insight into the founding of the country.
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"Defamed By ChatGPT": US Law Professor Claims AI Chatbot Falsely Accused Him Of Sexual Assault
OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT falsely accused a US law professor by including him in a generated list of legal scholars who had sexually harassed someone.
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Distant Dwarf Galaxy Formation Spotted by Research Team With Indian Scholar
A research team including astronomers from the US, India and France have studied the formation of new stars beyond the visible boundaries. The team is yet to understand how the dwarf galaxies of the past have evolved into the ones in the present day. The team includes Indian scholar Anshuman Borgohain from Tezpur University.
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US Passes Legislation To Promote Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr's Legacies
The US House of Representatives has passed a legislationthat would establish an exchange initiative between the US and India to study the work and legacies of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.
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4 Indian-Americans Among 32 Students Chosen As Rhodes Scholars From US
Four Indian-Americans are among the cohort of 32 students chosen from the US as Rhodes Scholars virtually for the first time this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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China Denies Report It May Detain Americans, Says US Mistreats Its Scholars
China denied on Monday that foreign nationals are under threat of arbitrary detention, following a newspaper report that Beijing had warned Washington it might arrest Americans in China.
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China Warns US It May Detain Americans Over Prosecution Of Scholars: Report
The Chinese government has warned Washington it may detain Americans in China in response to the Justice Department's prosecution of Chinese military-affiliated scholars, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
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"Short-Sighted Policy": Harvard University On Suspension Of H-1B, Other Work Visas
The temporary suspension of foreign work visas, including the most sought-after H-1B visas, is a short-sighted policy that threatens scholarly engagement, a top US university has said.
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Please Send Us Home, Appeal 220 Indians Stranded In Japan
A research scholar waiting to meet his newborn baby, a graduate worried about the job offer in Bangalore and a pregnant woman whose four-day work trip now stretches interminably are among the at least 220 Indians stranded in Japan and getting increasingly desperate to return home.
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Meet the Scholar Who Diagnosed 'Surveillance Capitalism'
A year ago, Shoshana Zuboff dropped an intellectual bomb on the technology industry. She hasn’t stood still since. In a 700-page book, the Harvard scholar skewered tech giants like Facebook and Google with a damning phrase: “surveillance capitalism.”
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"You Should Be Ashamed": Melania Trump Slams US Scholar To Defend Son
US First Lady Melania Trump on Wednesday publicly rebuked a scholar who used her 13-year-old son's name to make a point during an impeachment hearing against the president.
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Donald Trump Committed Impeachable Crimes, Scholars Tell Congress
Three constitutional scholars on Wednesday bolstered Democrats' case for impeaching Donald Trump by saying the president's actions seeking foreign interference in US elections were clear grounds for removal, as the inquiry kicked into high gear in Congress.
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"Indian Food Is Terrible": US Scholar Criticised After Tweeting Opinion
A Twitter thread that was popular over the weekend asking people to share their "most controversial food opinion" seemed to tap into the social media thirst for good-natured food fights.
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How A Chinese Scholar Ran A Spy Ring In US For Decades Before Arrest
A Chinese-American scholar, who projected himself as a pro-democracy activist, has been convicted by a US court of using his reputation to gather information on dissidents and sharing it with the Chinese government.
-
Harvard Academy Offers 80,000 US Dollars Stipend To Global Scholars, Check Details
Harvard Academy Scholars Programme: The course supports scholars whose work spans traditional disciplinary boundaries and demonstrates excellence in both social science disciplines and regional expertise.
-
Ex-US President John Adams' Private Letter To Teenage Bride Sold For Rs 32 Lakh
The intimate letter was kept in a family collection for over two centuries and its existence was unknown to scholars who have studied the global political history for insight into the founding of the country.
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"Defamed By ChatGPT": US Law Professor Claims AI Chatbot Falsely Accused Him Of Sexual Assault
OpenAI's chatbot ChatGPT falsely accused a US law professor by including him in a generated list of legal scholars who had sexually harassed someone.
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Distant Dwarf Galaxy Formation Spotted by Research Team With Indian Scholar
A research team including astronomers from the US, India and France have studied the formation of new stars beyond the visible boundaries. The team is yet to understand how the dwarf galaxies of the past have evolved into the ones in the present day. The team includes Indian scholar Anshuman Borgohain from Tezpur University.
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US Passes Legislation To Promote Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr's Legacies
The US House of Representatives has passed a legislationthat would establish an exchange initiative between the US and India to study the work and legacies of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.
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4 Indian-Americans Among 32 Students Chosen As Rhodes Scholars From US
Four Indian-Americans are among the cohort of 32 students chosen from the US as Rhodes Scholars virtually for the first time this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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China Denies Report It May Detain Americans, Says US Mistreats Its Scholars
China denied on Monday that foreign nationals are under threat of arbitrary detention, following a newspaper report that Beijing had warned Washington it might arrest Americans in China.
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China Warns US It May Detain Americans Over Prosecution Of Scholars: Report
The Chinese government has warned Washington it may detain Americans in China in response to the Justice Department's prosecution of Chinese military-affiliated scholars, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.
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"Short-Sighted Policy": Harvard University On Suspension Of H-1B, Other Work Visas
The temporary suspension of foreign work visas, including the most sought-after H-1B visas, is a short-sighted policy that threatens scholarly engagement, a top US university has said.
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Please Send Us Home, Appeal 220 Indians Stranded In Japan
A research scholar waiting to meet his newborn baby, a graduate worried about the job offer in Bangalore and a pregnant woman whose four-day work trip now stretches interminably are among the at least 220 Indians stranded in Japan and getting increasingly desperate to return home.
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Meet the Scholar Who Diagnosed 'Surveillance Capitalism'
A year ago, Shoshana Zuboff dropped an intellectual bomb on the technology industry. She hasn’t stood still since. In a 700-page book, the Harvard scholar skewered tech giants like Facebook and Google with a damning phrase: “surveillance capitalism.”
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"You Should Be Ashamed": Melania Trump Slams US Scholar To Defend Son
US First Lady Melania Trump on Wednesday publicly rebuked a scholar who used her 13-year-old son's name to make a point during an impeachment hearing against the president.
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Donald Trump Committed Impeachable Crimes, Scholars Tell Congress
Three constitutional scholars on Wednesday bolstered Democrats' case for impeaching Donald Trump by saying the president's actions seeking foreign interference in US elections were clear grounds for removal, as the inquiry kicked into high gear in Congress.
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"Indian Food Is Terrible": US Scholar Criticised After Tweeting Opinion
A Twitter thread that was popular over the weekend asking people to share their "most controversial food opinion" seemed to tap into the social media thirst for good-natured food fights.
