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"Hero For His Community": How Sikh Cop Killed In US Touched Many Lives
Sandeep Dhaliwal, the Indian-American Sikh police officer who was shot dead in US on Friday during a traffic stop, was a "hero for his community" during Hurricane Harvey that hit Texas in 2017, the New York Police Department said today. He touched many lives during his 10 years of service, according to his colleague.
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10 Stories Of Hope That Got Us Through 2017
As the year winds up, let's look back at some viral stories that gave us hope that humanity still exists. These are the people who made 2017 a bit more bearable.
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People Love To Live In Places That Are At Risk For Disasters, 'And This Is What Happens'
California was burning and emergency management officials in Sacramento, Calif., were listing the latest statistics about the fires, the firefighters, the acres burned, the fatalities, the missing people, the number of tanker planes and helicopters deployed, and so on.
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Hurricanes Harvey, Irma Cause Record Drop In Employment In The US
US employment fell in September for the first time in seven years as Hurricanes Harvey and Irma left displaced workers temporarily unemployed and delayed hiring, the latest indication that the storms undercut economic activity in the third quarter.
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Health, Safety Rules Targeted As Donald Trump Begins To Slash Red Tape
When disaster hits the chemical plants in Port Arthur, Texas, triggering fires like those that flared in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, Hilton Kelley is the man fielding panicked calls from neighbors unsure whether they should evacuate their homes
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Silent Killer: Sweltering Planet Braces For Deadly Heat Shocks
When Hurricane Harvey blasted ashore in August, drowning south Texas in a year's worth of rain in just a few days, it left behind an estimated $150 billion in damage to sodden homes and inundated factories, and claimed about 60 lives.
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As Hurricanes Hit US, An Unexpected Business Windfall For India
The world's top cotton buyers, all in Asia, are flocking to India to secure supplies after fierce storms in the United States, the biggest exporter of the fibre, affected the size and quality of the crop, dealers said.
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Hurricane Irma Hits Florida Islands As Category 4 Storm
Hurricane Irma's eyewall slammed into the lower Florida Keys Sunday, lashing the island chain with fearsome wind gusts.
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Hurricane Irma Threatens Power Losses For Millions In Florida
Hurricane Irma poses a bigger menace to power supplies in Florida than Hurricane Harvey did in Texas because Irma is packing near 200 mile-per-hour winds (320 km/h) that could down power lines, close nuclear plants and threatens to leave millions of homes and businesses in the dark for weeks.
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Second Indian Student, Rescued From Lake In Hurricane-Hit Texas, Dies
A 25-year-old Indian student has died here, days after she was rescued along with another Indian man from a swollen lake in the US state of Texas where Hurricane Harvey wreaked havoc.
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Donald Trump Hugs Children, Serves Food In Visit To Victims Of Harvey
US President Donald Trump flew to Houston on Saturday to meet with victims of Hurricane Harvey and see the effects of the record-setting storm while he presses for a multi-billion-dollar aid package.
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Indian Student Cremated After Nearly Drowning In Texas
A 24-year-old Indian student who died after he was rescued from a swollen lake in the hurricane-hit US state of Texas, has been cremated.
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US President Donald Trump To Donate $1 Million To Flood Relief: White House
US President Donald Trump will donate $1 million to flood relief efforts in Texas and Louisiana after the devastation unleashed by Hurricane Harvey, the White House said Thursday.
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Indian-American Doctors Form Relief Fund For Hurricane Harvey Victims
Indian-American doctors have started a relief fund to help those affected by the catastrophic floods brought by Hurricane Harvey in the US state of Texas.
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Indian-Americans Help In Rescue Operations During Hurricane Harvey
Many Indian-Americans living in safer Texas neighbourhoods are helping Houstonians still stuck by Hurricane Harvey by opening their homes and distributing fresh food, medical and essential items. The entire neighbourhoods of the fourth-largest city in the US and the most populous in Texas have been flooded, leaving residents homeless and hapless
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"Hero For His Community": How Sikh Cop Killed In US Touched Many Lives
Sandeep Dhaliwal, the Indian-American Sikh police officer who was shot dead in US on Friday during a traffic stop, was a "hero for his community" during Hurricane Harvey that hit Texas in 2017, the New York Police Department said today. He touched many lives during his 10 years of service, according to his colleague.
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10 Stories Of Hope That Got Us Through 2017
As the year winds up, let's look back at some viral stories that gave us hope that humanity still exists. These are the people who made 2017 a bit more bearable.
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People Love To Live In Places That Are At Risk For Disasters, 'And This Is What Happens'
California was burning and emergency management officials in Sacramento, Calif., were listing the latest statistics about the fires, the firefighters, the acres burned, the fatalities, the missing people, the number of tanker planes and helicopters deployed, and so on.
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Hurricanes Harvey, Irma Cause Record Drop In Employment In The US
US employment fell in September for the first time in seven years as Hurricanes Harvey and Irma left displaced workers temporarily unemployed and delayed hiring, the latest indication that the storms undercut economic activity in the third quarter.
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Health, Safety Rules Targeted As Donald Trump Begins To Slash Red Tape
When disaster hits the chemical plants in Port Arthur, Texas, triggering fires like those that flared in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, Hilton Kelley is the man fielding panicked calls from neighbors unsure whether they should evacuate their homes
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Silent Killer: Sweltering Planet Braces For Deadly Heat Shocks
When Hurricane Harvey blasted ashore in August, drowning south Texas in a year's worth of rain in just a few days, it left behind an estimated $150 billion in damage to sodden homes and inundated factories, and claimed about 60 lives.
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As Hurricanes Hit US, An Unexpected Business Windfall For India
The world's top cotton buyers, all in Asia, are flocking to India to secure supplies after fierce storms in the United States, the biggest exporter of the fibre, affected the size and quality of the crop, dealers said.
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Hurricane Irma Hits Florida Islands As Category 4 Storm
Hurricane Irma's eyewall slammed into the lower Florida Keys Sunday, lashing the island chain with fearsome wind gusts.
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Hurricane Irma Threatens Power Losses For Millions In Florida
Hurricane Irma poses a bigger menace to power supplies in Florida than Hurricane Harvey did in Texas because Irma is packing near 200 mile-per-hour winds (320 km/h) that could down power lines, close nuclear plants and threatens to leave millions of homes and businesses in the dark for weeks.
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Second Indian Student, Rescued From Lake In Hurricane-Hit Texas, Dies
A 25-year-old Indian student has died here, days after she was rescued along with another Indian man from a swollen lake in the US state of Texas where Hurricane Harvey wreaked havoc.
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Donald Trump Hugs Children, Serves Food In Visit To Victims Of Harvey
US President Donald Trump flew to Houston on Saturday to meet with victims of Hurricane Harvey and see the effects of the record-setting storm while he presses for a multi-billion-dollar aid package.
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Indian Student Cremated After Nearly Drowning In Texas
A 24-year-old Indian student who died after he was rescued from a swollen lake in the hurricane-hit US state of Texas, has been cremated.
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US President Donald Trump To Donate $1 Million To Flood Relief: White House
US President Donald Trump will donate $1 million to flood relief efforts in Texas and Louisiana after the devastation unleashed by Hurricane Harvey, the White House said Thursday.
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Indian-American Doctors Form Relief Fund For Hurricane Harvey Victims
Indian-American doctors have started a relief fund to help those affected by the catastrophic floods brought by Hurricane Harvey in the US state of Texas.
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Indian-Americans Help In Rescue Operations During Hurricane Harvey
Many Indian-Americans living in safer Texas neighbourhoods are helping Houstonians still stuck by Hurricane Harvey by opening their homes and distributing fresh food, medical and essential items. The entire neighbourhoods of the fourth-largest city in the US and the most populous in Texas have been flooded, leaving residents homeless and hapless
