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India, US To Establish Gandhi-King Development Foundation By October
The statement of intent was signed during the visit by US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan to India last month.
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"Doctors Not Using AI May End Up Getting Replaced": Top Surgeon To NDTV
Doctors around the world who do not use artificial intelligence to assist in early disease detection may increasingly become redundant, Dr Atul Gawande has told NDTV.
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Indian-American Sonali Korde Sworn In As Assistant To USAID Administrator
Indian-American Sonali Korde was sworn in on Monday as assistant to USAID Administrator Samantha Power for the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance.
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World Bank Announces Additional $2.5 Billion In Ukraine Aid
The World Bank on Friday announced $2.5 billion in additional grant financing from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID )to support Ukraine's budget and maintain essential services.
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India Reacted Swiftly, Calls To China Gone Unanswered: US Agency On Lanka
India reacted "really swiftly" with an absolutely critical set of measures to help Sri Lanka tide over its economic crisis, but calls to Beijing to provide significant relief have gone unanswered, visiting USAID administrator Samantha Power said.
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Ukraine Woman, Out To Get Medicines For Mother, Killed By Russian Tank
A Russian tank reportedly blew up a Ukrainian woman who was leaving her home in Kyiv to get medicine for her ailing mother. The woman, Valeriia Maksetska, worked for a USAID partner organisation and was allegedly killed in a town near Kyiv.
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Over 56 Million Indians Benefited With Covid-Related Health Training: US
The US Agency for International Development (USAID) has reached more than 56 million Indians with COVID-related health training, risk mitigation and vaccine information, and essential equipment since the beginning of the pandemic, White House stateme
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Veena Reddy Sworn In As USAID's First Indian-American Mission Director
US Agency for International Development (USAID) on Monday named the first Indian-American - Veena Reddy - as its Mission Director.
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India Pulled Back Global Vaccine Supply Due To Domestic Virus Surge: US Agency
India pulled back its supply of vaccines to the rest of the world after the second wave of pandemic hit the country, resulting in acute global shortage of COVID-19 vaccines, the Biden Administration has informed the lawmakers.
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Joe Biden To Nominate Indian-American Surgeon To Top Leadership Post
Atul Gawande has four New York Times best-selling books to his credit -- Complications, Better, The Checklist Manifesto, and Being Mortal.
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Top US Agency Chief Meets S Jaishankar, Discusses COVID-19 Cooperation With India
USAID administrator Samantha Power met Foreign Minister S Jaishankar during which they discussed shared priorities for development and humanitarian assistance amid the current surge of COVID-19 across India.
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US Hands Over First Batch Of 100 Ventilators To India To Fight COVID-19
US Ambassador to India Kenneth I Juster today handed over the first lot of 100 ventilators from US Agency for International Development (USAID) to New Delhi at the Indian Red Cross Headquarters.
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US Says Will Review If WHO Being Run Properly After Trump Pauses Funding
The United States will assess if the World Health Organization is being run properly following President Donald Trump's pause in U.S. funding to the global body, the acting head of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) said on Wednesday.
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US Announces $2.9 Million For India To Tackle Coronavirus Pandemic
The US government, through its aid agency USAID, has announced a grant of $2.9 million to India to help it fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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US Launches Clean-Up For Vietnam War-Era Agent Orange Site
The US launched on Saturday a $183 million clean-up at a former Vietnam storage site for Agent Orange, a toxic defoliant used in their bitter war which years later is still blamed for severe birth defects, cancers and disabilities.
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India, US To Establish Gandhi-King Development Foundation By October
The statement of intent was signed during the visit by US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan to India last month.
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"Doctors Not Using AI May End Up Getting Replaced": Top Surgeon To NDTV
Doctors around the world who do not use artificial intelligence to assist in early disease detection may increasingly become redundant, Dr Atul Gawande has told NDTV.
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Indian-American Sonali Korde Sworn In As Assistant To USAID Administrator
Indian-American Sonali Korde was sworn in on Monday as assistant to USAID Administrator Samantha Power for the Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance.
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World Bank Announces Additional $2.5 Billion In Ukraine Aid
The World Bank on Friday announced $2.5 billion in additional grant financing from the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID )to support Ukraine's budget and maintain essential services.
-
India Reacted Swiftly, Calls To China Gone Unanswered: US Agency On Lanka
India reacted "really swiftly" with an absolutely critical set of measures to help Sri Lanka tide over its economic crisis, but calls to Beijing to provide significant relief have gone unanswered, visiting USAID administrator Samantha Power said.
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Ukraine Woman, Out To Get Medicines For Mother, Killed By Russian Tank
A Russian tank reportedly blew up a Ukrainian woman who was leaving her home in Kyiv to get medicine for her ailing mother. The woman, Valeriia Maksetska, worked for a USAID partner organisation and was allegedly killed in a town near Kyiv.
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Over 56 Million Indians Benefited With Covid-Related Health Training: US
The US Agency for International Development (USAID) has reached more than 56 million Indians with COVID-related health training, risk mitigation and vaccine information, and essential equipment since the beginning of the pandemic, White House stateme
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Veena Reddy Sworn In As USAID's First Indian-American Mission Director
US Agency for International Development (USAID) on Monday named the first Indian-American - Veena Reddy - as its Mission Director.
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India Pulled Back Global Vaccine Supply Due To Domestic Virus Surge: US Agency
India pulled back its supply of vaccines to the rest of the world after the second wave of pandemic hit the country, resulting in acute global shortage of COVID-19 vaccines, the Biden Administration has informed the lawmakers.
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Joe Biden To Nominate Indian-American Surgeon To Top Leadership Post
Atul Gawande has four New York Times best-selling books to his credit -- Complications, Better, The Checklist Manifesto, and Being Mortal.
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Top US Agency Chief Meets S Jaishankar, Discusses COVID-19 Cooperation With India
USAID administrator Samantha Power met Foreign Minister S Jaishankar during which they discussed shared priorities for development and humanitarian assistance amid the current surge of COVID-19 across India.
-
US Hands Over First Batch Of 100 Ventilators To India To Fight COVID-19
US Ambassador to India Kenneth I Juster today handed over the first lot of 100 ventilators from US Agency for International Development (USAID) to New Delhi at the Indian Red Cross Headquarters.
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US Says Will Review If WHO Being Run Properly After Trump Pauses Funding
The United States will assess if the World Health Organization is being run properly following President Donald Trump's pause in U.S. funding to the global body, the acting head of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) said on Wednesday.
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US Announces $2.9 Million For India To Tackle Coronavirus Pandemic
The US government, through its aid agency USAID, has announced a grant of $2.9 million to India to help it fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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US Launches Clean-Up For Vietnam War-Era Agent Orange Site
The US launched on Saturday a $183 million clean-up at a former Vietnam storage site for Agent Orange, a toxic defoliant used in their bitter war which years later is still blamed for severe birth defects, cancers and disabilities.
