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Indian Official Found Dead Under Mysterious Circumstances In Washington
An Indian embassy official has been allegedly found dead under mysterious circumstances inside the mission premises in Washington.
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US Continues To Offer Welcoming Environment To Indian Students: US Academician
The United States continues to offer a welcoming environment to students from India, an eminent Indian-American academician said.
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"Unfortunate Accident": Indian Embassy In US On Baltimore Bridge Collapse
The Indian Embassy in Washington condoled the "unfortunate accident" after a cargo ship lost power and rammed into a major bridge in Baltimore on Tuesday.
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Have Raised Matter With Officials: Indian Embassy In US On Students Visa Rule
Indian Embassy in US on Wednesday (local time) said it has taken up the matter of changes in Visa rules for students with concerned US officials.
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Donald Trump Welcomes India's New Ambassador To US
US President Donald Trump welcomed India's Ambassador-Designate to the United States Taranjit Singh Sandhu with a ceremony at the White House on Thursday.
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"More Than Nine Lakh People Speak In Hindi In US": Indian Diplomat
More than nine lakh people speak Hindi in the US, a top Indian diplomat has said, as the Indian Embassy conducts free Hindi classes for Americans and foreign nationals.
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Children Of Indians At US Detention Camps Separated From Parents
The children of the Indian detainees who are being kept at detention centres in the United States have been separated from their parents. The Indian embassy has established contact with two detention centres where nearly 100 Indians, mostly from Punjab, are detained for allegedly illegally entering the country through its southern border. The India...
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Indian Embassy Phone Lines In US Spoofed For Extortion, Advisory Issued
Indian Embassy telephone lines have been spoofed by fraudsters in the United States to cheat people for money, according to an advisory issued by mission which warned against entertaining any suspicious calls.
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Indian Embassy In US Sets Up Helpline Ahead Of Hurricane Irma Landfall
The Indian Embassy in the US today opened a round the clock helpline for Indians in need of help in the wake of hurricane Irma, which American officials said could have a catastrophic impact on Florida when it makes landfall there.
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Assure Speedy Justice To Indian-American Hate Crime Victims: US
The US today assured India of "speedy justice" to the Indian-American victims of hate-related crimes as the Indian envoy here reached out to the State Department to convey his "deep concerns" over such tragic incidents.
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Indian Embassy In US Holds Open House On Visa-Related Issues
The Indian Embassy in the US held its first open house as part of its effort to address the grievances of the community on visa, passport and Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) card.
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Indian Embassy Begins Series of Yoga Events in US
Ahead of the first International Day of Yoga on June 21, the Indian Embassy here has started a series of curtain-raiser events to raise awareness about the ancient Indian practice.
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Indian Official Found Dead Under Mysterious Circumstances In Washington
An Indian embassy official has been allegedly found dead under mysterious circumstances inside the mission premises in Washington.
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US Continues To Offer Welcoming Environment To Indian Students: US Academician
The United States continues to offer a welcoming environment to students from India, an eminent Indian-American academician said.
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"Unfortunate Accident": Indian Embassy In US On Baltimore Bridge Collapse
The Indian Embassy in Washington condoled the "unfortunate accident" after a cargo ship lost power and rammed into a major bridge in Baltimore on Tuesday.
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Have Raised Matter With Officials: Indian Embassy In US On Students Visa Rule
Indian Embassy in US on Wednesday (local time) said it has taken up the matter of changes in Visa rules for students with concerned US officials.
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Donald Trump Welcomes India's New Ambassador To US
US President Donald Trump welcomed India's Ambassador-Designate to the United States Taranjit Singh Sandhu with a ceremony at the White House on Thursday.
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"More Than Nine Lakh People Speak In Hindi In US": Indian Diplomat
More than nine lakh people speak Hindi in the US, a top Indian diplomat has said, as the Indian Embassy conducts free Hindi classes for Americans and foreign nationals.
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Children Of Indians At US Detention Camps Separated From Parents
The children of the Indian detainees who are being kept at detention centres in the United States have been separated from their parents. The Indian embassy has established contact with two detention centres where nearly 100 Indians, mostly from Punjab, are detained for allegedly illegally entering the country through its southern border. The India...
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Indian Embassy Phone Lines In US Spoofed For Extortion, Advisory Issued
Indian Embassy telephone lines have been spoofed by fraudsters in the United States to cheat people for money, according to an advisory issued by mission which warned against entertaining any suspicious calls.
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Indian Embassy In US Sets Up Helpline Ahead Of Hurricane Irma Landfall
The Indian Embassy in the US today opened a round the clock helpline for Indians in need of help in the wake of hurricane Irma, which American officials said could have a catastrophic impact on Florida when it makes landfall there.
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Assure Speedy Justice To Indian-American Hate Crime Victims: US
The US today assured India of "speedy justice" to the Indian-American victims of hate-related crimes as the Indian envoy here reached out to the State Department to convey his "deep concerns" over such tragic incidents.
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Indian Embassy In US Holds Open House On Visa-Related Issues
The Indian Embassy in the US held its first open house as part of its effort to address the grievances of the community on visa, passport and Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) card.
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Indian Embassy Begins Series of Yoga Events in US
Ahead of the first International Day of Yoga on June 21, the Indian Embassy here has started a series of curtain-raiser events to raise awareness about the ancient Indian practice.
