Indian American Nisha Biswal
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Indo-US Investment Treaty to Attract Capital: Indian-Origin American Diplomat
Noting that a high-standard bilateral investment treaty (BIT) with US would lock-in long-term economic reforms in India, a top Indian-origin American diplomat has said it will also provide much needed confidence to investors to do business in the country.
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Looking Forward to PM Modi's Visit Next Month: US Diplomat Nisha Biswal
The US is very much looking forward to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's second visit to the country next month and there is "excitement" in Silicon Valley over the potential of a technology partnership between the two nations during his trip, a senior American diplomat has said.
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India Should be Part of Regional and Global Trade Structures: US
The US would like to see India "more deeply embedded" in regional and global trade architecture, a top American diplomat said, stressing that India's membership in Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation will make the forum a stronger organisation.
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US Committed to Pursue Justice For 26/11 Victims: Indian-American Diplomat
The US is committed to pursuing justice on behalf of the victims of the 2008 Mumbai attack no matter how "arduous" the task is, a top Indian-origin American diplomat has said.
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Indian-American Physicians' Role Praised by US Lawmakers
US lawmakers have lauded Indian-origin American physicians for their role in passage of a bill by the Congress that reformulates the way physicians are reimbursed for a government health insurance for seniors.
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US Lawmaker Asks Indian-Origin Officials about 'Your Country'
A freshman US lawmaker committed an embarrassing faux pas when during a Congressional hearing he mistook two top Indian-origin American officials as representing the Indian government, quizzing them about "your country" and "your government".
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US Senate confirms Indian-American Nisha Desai as Assistant Secretary of State
The US Senate has confirmed Indian-American woman administrator Nisha Desai Biswal as the Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia, making her the first person from the community to hold the top diplomatic position.
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Indo-US Investment Treaty to Attract Capital: Indian-Origin American Diplomat
Noting that a high-standard bilateral investment treaty (BIT) with US would lock-in long-term economic reforms in India, a top Indian-origin American diplomat has said it will also provide much needed confidence to investors to do business in the country.
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Looking Forward to PM Modi's Visit Next Month: US Diplomat Nisha Biswal
The US is very much looking forward to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's second visit to the country next month and there is "excitement" in Silicon Valley over the potential of a technology partnership between the two nations during his trip, a senior American diplomat has said.
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India Should be Part of Regional and Global Trade Structures: US
The US would like to see India "more deeply embedded" in regional and global trade architecture, a top American diplomat said, stressing that India's membership in Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation will make the forum a stronger organisation.
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US Committed to Pursue Justice For 26/11 Victims: Indian-American Diplomat
The US is committed to pursuing justice on behalf of the victims of the 2008 Mumbai attack no matter how "arduous" the task is, a top Indian-origin American diplomat has said.
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Indian-American Physicians' Role Praised by US Lawmakers
US lawmakers have lauded Indian-origin American physicians for their role in passage of a bill by the Congress that reformulates the way physicians are reimbursed for a government health insurance for seniors.
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US Lawmaker Asks Indian-Origin Officials about 'Your Country'
A freshman US lawmaker committed an embarrassing faux pas when during a Congressional hearing he mistook two top Indian-origin American officials as representing the Indian government, quizzing them about "your country" and "your government".
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US Senate confirms Indian-American Nisha Desai as Assistant Secretary of State
The US Senate has confirmed Indian-American woman administrator Nisha Desai Biswal as the Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asia, making her the first person from the community to hold the top diplomatic position.
