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Highest Civilian Award In The US Proposed For Mahatma Gandhi
"Mahatma Gandhi's historic Satyagraha Movement of non-violent resistance inspired a nation and the world," said US Congresswoman Carolyn B Maloney.
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Carolyn Dexter Award: Co-Authored Paper By IIM Bangalore Professor Among 6 Finalists
A co-authored paper of Professor Rejie George Pallathitta, faculty from the Strategy area at IIM Bangalore, has been selected as one of the six finalists of the prestigious Carolyn B. Dexter Award.
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Hillary Clinton Recognises India As Strategic Ally, Says US Lawmaker
Hillary Clinton recognises India as a "strategic ally and an extremely good friend" and Indo-US relations will only strengthen under her presidency as she will work to continue the "positive policies of the Obama administration to grow the bilateral ties, an influential American lawmaker said.
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Murder Suspected In Deaths Of Thousands Of Canadian Aboriginal Women: Minister
Canada's minister of indigenous affairs Tuesday accused police of failing to investigate possibly thousands of murders of native women that their families say were wrongly classified as suicide, accidental death or by natural cause.
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3 Environmentalists Killed in Australian Helicopter Crash
Three environmentalists returning from a festival against a coal mine have died in a helicopter crash in Australia, police said today, with authorities still struggling to reach the rugged accident site.
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5 Great Pieces of Advice From Fortune's Most Powerful Women
Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit wrapped up Wednesday in Washington, where some 450 executives ranging from General Motors CEO Mary Barra to Gates Foundation CEO Susan Desmond-Hellmann came together to swap stories, ideas and secrets about their careers, their industries and their lives. Of course, they also shared advice to the women in attend...
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US Lawmaker Asks Barack Obama to Support Diwali Postal Stamp
An influential American lawmaker has appealed to President Barack Obama to support issuance of a Diwali US postal stamp, saying it will signify that the US honours its religious diversity and inclusiveness and help strengthen Indo-US cultural ties.
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Oscar-winning sound editor drowns in New Zealand
Double Oscar-winning sound editor Mike Hopkins has drowned in a rafting accident in New Zealand, police said Monday.
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Julia Child birth centenary Google doodle
Julia Child, celebrated chef, author, and television personality, is the subject of the latest Google doodle around most of the world.
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Julia Child birth centenary marked by Google doodle
Julia Child, celebrated chef, author, and television personality, is the subject of the latest Google doodle around most of the world.
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Highest Civilian Award In The US Proposed For Mahatma Gandhi
"Mahatma Gandhi's historic Satyagraha Movement of non-violent resistance inspired a nation and the world," said US Congresswoman Carolyn B Maloney.
-
Carolyn Dexter Award: Co-Authored Paper By IIM Bangalore Professor Among 6 Finalists
A co-authored paper of Professor Rejie George Pallathitta, faculty from the Strategy area at IIM Bangalore, has been selected as one of the six finalists of the prestigious Carolyn B. Dexter Award.
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Hillary Clinton Recognises India As Strategic Ally, Says US Lawmaker
Hillary Clinton recognises India as a "strategic ally and an extremely good friend" and Indo-US relations will only strengthen under her presidency as she will work to continue the "positive policies of the Obama administration to grow the bilateral ties, an influential American lawmaker said.
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Murder Suspected In Deaths Of Thousands Of Canadian Aboriginal Women: Minister
Canada's minister of indigenous affairs Tuesday accused police of failing to investigate possibly thousands of murders of native women that their families say were wrongly classified as suicide, accidental death or by natural cause.
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3 Environmentalists Killed in Australian Helicopter Crash
Three environmentalists returning from a festival against a coal mine have died in a helicopter crash in Australia, police said today, with authorities still struggling to reach the rugged accident site.
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5 Great Pieces of Advice From Fortune's Most Powerful Women
Fortune's Most Powerful Women Summit wrapped up Wednesday in Washington, where some 450 executives ranging from General Motors CEO Mary Barra to Gates Foundation CEO Susan Desmond-Hellmann came together to swap stories, ideas and secrets about their careers, their industries and their lives. Of course, they also shared advice to the women in attend...
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US Lawmaker Asks Barack Obama to Support Diwali Postal Stamp
An influential American lawmaker has appealed to President Barack Obama to support issuance of a Diwali US postal stamp, saying it will signify that the US honours its religious diversity and inclusiveness and help strengthen Indo-US cultural ties.
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Oscar-winning sound editor drowns in New Zealand
Double Oscar-winning sound editor Mike Hopkins has drowned in a rafting accident in New Zealand, police said Monday.
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Julia Child birth centenary Google doodle
Julia Child, celebrated chef, author, and television personality, is the subject of the latest Google doodle around most of the world.
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Julia Child birth centenary marked by Google doodle
Julia Child, celebrated chef, author, and television personality, is the subject of the latest Google doodle around most of the world.
