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"Nobody Dared To...": Witness On Indian Man Being Pinned Down At US Airport
There were communication issues between the Indian man and the officials as the former was speaking in Hindi and Haryanvi, Kunal Jain said.
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NRI Slams Indian Family For Being Loud On "Ultra Quiet" Finland Train
"We really don't get civic sense, do we?" the X user wrote after finding an Indian family speaking loudly in an "otherwise ultra quiet" train carriage in Finland.
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India, US Building Foundation For Strong, Peaceful Global Community: Finance Minister
Speaking at a reception at India House, which was hosted by Indian Ambassador Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Ms Sitharaman said, "We are together and building strong foundations for a strong, peaceful, and harmonious global community."
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Won't Sit Quiet Till Each Oppressed Pakistani Refugee Gets Indian Citizenship: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said the government "will not rest" until each oppressed Pakistani refugee is given Indian citizenship. He was speaking at a public meeting organised in Jabalpur to drum up support for the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA).
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For Kumbh Mela, Railways To Make Announcements In 6 Languages
The railways has started public announcements for Kumbh Mela in Allahabad in six languages to benefit the non-Hindi speaking passengers which is likely to continue beyond March 4 when the mela ends, a senior railway official said Wednesday.
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Tom Hanks Says, 'For Us, Indian Movies Were Big B Running Around in His Glasses'
"For a lot of years, Indian movies for us were Big B running around in his glasses and beating up bad guys or midgets and stuff like that. We didn't quite understand what was going on. If everyone starts speaking the common language of cinema, it will start representing itself," Tom Hanks Hanks told IANS
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For Emergencies on Trains, Dedicated Numbers to Speak With Driver. Chains to be Removed
Pulling a chain to stop a train will soon be thing of the past as the Railways has decided to do away with it as the facility was prone to regular misuse and led to loss of revenues to the public transporter.
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Bringing Freedom to the Internet in India
The Supreme Court has struck down Section 66A of the Information Technology Act. Indian citizens can speak out freely on public issues without any fear of retaliatory criminal prosecution.
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In Trivedi is an example for Sachin Tendulkar
As Suresh Menon, among others, has said on occasion, it is important for respected cricketers like Tendulkar to come out and speak to the paying public at times like these - as he did this past Friday.
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Banker of the Year Award for Ravi Pillai
Indian banks have come a long way from being an affluent-people oriented organisation to becoming the public's property,said Union Minister of State for Consumer Affairs K V Thomas while was speaking at a ceremony organised to give the Banker of the Year Award 2010-2011 to industrialist Ravi Pillai in Kochi.
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"Nobody Dared To...": Witness On Indian Man Being Pinned Down At US Airport
There were communication issues between the Indian man and the officials as the former was speaking in Hindi and Haryanvi, Kunal Jain said.
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NRI Slams Indian Family For Being Loud On "Ultra Quiet" Finland Train
"We really don't get civic sense, do we?" the X user wrote after finding an Indian family speaking loudly in an "otherwise ultra quiet" train carriage in Finland.
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India, US Building Foundation For Strong, Peaceful Global Community: Finance Minister
Speaking at a reception at India House, which was hosted by Indian Ambassador Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Ms Sitharaman said, "We are together and building strong foundations for a strong, peaceful, and harmonious global community."
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Won't Sit Quiet Till Each Oppressed Pakistani Refugee Gets Indian Citizenship: Amit Shah
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday said the government "will not rest" until each oppressed Pakistani refugee is given Indian citizenship. He was speaking at a public meeting organised in Jabalpur to drum up support for the Citizenship (Amendment) Act (CAA).
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For Kumbh Mela, Railways To Make Announcements In 6 Languages
The railways has started public announcements for Kumbh Mela in Allahabad in six languages to benefit the non-Hindi speaking passengers which is likely to continue beyond March 4 when the mela ends, a senior railway official said Wednesday.
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Tom Hanks Says, 'For Us, Indian Movies Were Big B Running Around in His Glasses'
"For a lot of years, Indian movies for us were Big B running around in his glasses and beating up bad guys or midgets and stuff like that. We didn't quite understand what was going on. If everyone starts speaking the common language of cinema, it will start representing itself," Tom Hanks Hanks told IANS
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For Emergencies on Trains, Dedicated Numbers to Speak With Driver. Chains to be Removed
Pulling a chain to stop a train will soon be thing of the past as the Railways has decided to do away with it as the facility was prone to regular misuse and led to loss of revenues to the public transporter.
-
Bringing Freedom to the Internet in India
The Supreme Court has struck down Section 66A of the Information Technology Act. Indian citizens can speak out freely on public issues without any fear of retaliatory criminal prosecution.
-
In Trivedi is an example for Sachin Tendulkar
As Suresh Menon, among others, has said on occasion, it is important for respected cricketers like Tendulkar to come out and speak to the paying public at times like these - as he did this past Friday.
-
Banker of the Year Award for Ravi Pillai
Indian banks have come a long way from being an affluent-people oriented organisation to becoming the public's property,said Union Minister of State for Consumer Affairs K V Thomas while was speaking at a ceremony organised to give the Banker of the Year Award 2010-2011 to industrialist Ravi Pillai in Kochi.
