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Republican Slams Zohran Mamdani's Eating Habit, Internet Digs Out His Family Photos
American lawmaker Brandon Gill is facing online backlash after his recent post called for Indian origin Democrat Zohran Mamdani to "go back to the third world" after the New York City mayoral candidate was seen eating with his hands in an old video.
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US Elections: Many Indian-Americans In Race To Become Lawmakers
With US elections due next month, several Indian-Americans are hopeful of winning a seat in the US Congress, especially women. According to US political experts, there are several Americans of Indian origin who are eying becoming legislators.
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Indian-American Doctors to Brief US Lawmakers on Healthcare Issues
The largest ethnic organisation of physicians, representing over 100,000 physicians of Indian origin, would hold a Legislative Day in Washington in March to brief lawmakers on their views regarding healthcare issues.
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Indian American students to get Capitol Hill internship
A Chicago-based Indian American organisation has announced a Capitol Hill internship program for two students of Indian origin, which will give them an opportunity to work with the US lawmakers for eight weeks.
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Republican Slams Zohran Mamdani's Eating Habit, Internet Digs Out His Family Photos
American lawmaker Brandon Gill is facing online backlash after his recent post called for Indian origin Democrat Zohran Mamdani to "go back to the third world" after the New York City mayoral candidate was seen eating with his hands in an old video.
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US Elections: Many Indian-Americans In Race To Become Lawmakers
With US elections due next month, several Indian-Americans are hopeful of winning a seat in the US Congress, especially women. According to US political experts, there are several Americans of Indian origin who are eying becoming legislators.
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Indian-American Doctors to Brief US Lawmakers on Healthcare Issues
The largest ethnic organisation of physicians, representing over 100,000 physicians of Indian origin, would hold a Legislative Day in Washington in March to brief lawmakers on their views regarding healthcare issues.
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Indian American students to get Capitol Hill internship
A Chicago-based Indian American organisation has announced a Capitol Hill internship program for two students of Indian origin, which will give them an opportunity to work with the US lawmakers for eight weeks.
