Attack On Indian Students
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Indian student attacked in London suburb
An Indian student has been attacked in a suburb of London. Praveen Reddy was attacked late last night in New Hampshire.
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Attack on Indian students not racial, says Australian govt based on study
After intense criticism following the attacks on Indian students last year, the Australian government says that the attacks were not racial. Referring to a study, a first of its kind held in the country, the Australian government says that that the rates of assault on Indian students were lower than or on par with the general Australian population....
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Warne mingles with Indian students to allay fears
Shane Warne stepped in to mend his country's fractured ties with India, attending a picnic in Melbourne with the Indians who have been targetted in a series of violent attacks in the past few months.
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Indian journalists to help with Oz's 'PR problem'
Australian Opposition Leader Tony Abbott lashed out at the state government for spending $250,000 on 25 Indian journalists' visit to the country as a public relation exercise to rebuild the state's dented reputation.
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Oz teens who attacked Indians will be freed
An Australian court favoured release of two teenage brothers on Wednesday, who spent less than a year in youth detention for racially assaulting a group of Indians.
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Indian student attacked in London suburb
An Indian student has been attacked in a suburb of London. Praveen Reddy was attacked late last night in New Hampshire.
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Attack on Indian students not racial, says Australian govt based on study
After intense criticism following the attacks on Indian students last year, the Australian government says that the attacks were not racial. Referring to a study, a first of its kind held in the country, the Australian government says that that the rates of assault on Indian students were lower than or on par with the general Australian population....
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Warne mingles with Indian students to allay fears
Shane Warne stepped in to mend his country's fractured ties with India, attending a picnic in Melbourne with the Indians who have been targetted in a series of violent attacks in the past few months.
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Indian journalists to help with Oz's 'PR problem'
Australian Opposition Leader Tony Abbott lashed out at the state government for spending $250,000 on 25 Indian journalists' visit to the country as a public relation exercise to rebuild the state's dented reputation.
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Oz teens who attacked Indians will be freed
An Australian court favoured release of two teenage brothers on Wednesday, who spent less than a year in youth detention for racially assaulting a group of Indians.
