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Indian Woman On H-1B Visa Laid Off by Meta, Receives Job Offers Online
Based in Seattle, the woman joined Meta as a research scientist earlier this year, but was laid off after just nine months.
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Indian-Origin Man's Face Fractured In "Unprovoked Racist" Attack In Ireland
In what appears to be yet another racist attack in Ireland, an Indian-origin entrepreneur said he was brutally beaten by a group of teenagers in Dublin.
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Vir Das Meets IIT Mumbai Graduate Working As A Driver In US, Post Moves Internet
He had been laid off a year ago and was now driving for a living to support himself in the US.
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Indian-Origin US Scientist Shrinivas R Kulkarni Wins Prestigious Shaw Prize In Astronomy
Shrinivas R Kulkarni, an Indian-origin professor of astronomy from the US will be bestowed the prestigious Shaw Prize in Astronomy for his ground-breaking discoveries.
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"BJP Will Win 305 Seats": US Political Scientist's Lok Sabha Poll Prediction
The BJP will win 305 (+/- 10) seats in the 2024 Lok Sabha election, American political scientist and global political risk consultant Ian Bremmer told NDTV Profit in an exclusive interview Tuesday.
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Meet The Indian-Americans Who Were Awarded US' Highest Scientific Award
Two Indian-American scientists were on Tuesday honoured with the National Medals in the fields of science and technology by US President Joe Biden.
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Indian-American Teen Inventor Honoured By Jill Biden For Leading Community Improvement In US
The 17-year-old scientist was honoured on Wednesday in the first-ever "Girls Leading Change" celebration at the White House, marking the International Day of the Girl.
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Odisha Scientist Dr Swati Nayak Wins The Prestigious Norman Borlaug Field Award 2023
Ms Nayak is the South Asia Lead for Seed System and Product Management at the IRRI in New Delhi.
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Opinion: The Desi 'Oppenheimers' And How They Were Treated In India
The Hollywood movie Oppenheimer is a biopic of the scientist who made the atom bomb for America, but who made India's atom bombs?Let us revisit the hard work and sacrifices of those Indian nuclear heroes.
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Indian-Led Team In US Discovers "Pathbreaking" Treatment For Brain Cancer
A team of scientists from the San Francisco Medical Centre, University of California, discovered that the cancerous cells link up with healthy brain cells to become hyperactive and cause speedy cognitive loss and death in patients.
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India Acquired 100 Patents for 6G Technology After Fast Rollout of 5G Network: IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
Indian scientists, engineers and academicians have acquired 100 patents for 6G technology, IT and Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Thursday. While speaking at the Bharat Startup Summit organised by the PHD Chamber of Commerce, the minister said India is taking a leap in 5G technology with the fastest rollout of networks in the world.
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Indian-Origin Professor To Lead "Best And Brightest" Scientists In US's Texas
Ganesh Thakur, an Indian-origin professor in US, has been appointed as vice president of the Texas Academy of Medicine, Engineering, Science and Technology (TAMEST), an organisation of the state's top scientists and researchers.
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Biden Recognized Incredible Contribution Of Indian American Community: Spokesperson
US President Joe Biden recognised the incredible contribution of the Indian American community when last week during an interaction with NASA scientists involved in the Mars mission he said that people of Indian descent were taking over the country, his spokesperson said Thursday.
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India's Covid Vaccine Rollout "Rescued The World": Top US Scientist
The rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines by India in collaboration with leading global institutions has "rescued the world" from the deadly coronavirus and the contributions by the country must not be underestimated, a top American scientist has said.
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Indian-Led Team In US Develops Low Cost, Electricity Free Device For COVID Testing
Researchers, led by an Indian scientist, have developed a cheap, electricity free centrifuge to separate components in patient saliva samples for the detection of the novel coronavirus, an advance that may increase accessibility of COVID-19 diagnostics in poor regions of the world.
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Indian Woman On H-1B Visa Laid Off by Meta, Receives Job Offers Online
Based in Seattle, the woman joined Meta as a research scientist earlier this year, but was laid off after just nine months.
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Indian-Origin Man's Face Fractured In "Unprovoked Racist" Attack In Ireland
In what appears to be yet another racist attack in Ireland, an Indian-origin entrepreneur said he was brutally beaten by a group of teenagers in Dublin.
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Vir Das Meets IIT Mumbai Graduate Working As A Driver In US, Post Moves Internet
He had been laid off a year ago and was now driving for a living to support himself in the US.
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Indian-Origin US Scientist Shrinivas R Kulkarni Wins Prestigious Shaw Prize In Astronomy
Shrinivas R Kulkarni, an Indian-origin professor of astronomy from the US will be bestowed the prestigious Shaw Prize in Astronomy for his ground-breaking discoveries.
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"BJP Will Win 305 Seats": US Political Scientist's Lok Sabha Poll Prediction
The BJP will win 305 (+/- 10) seats in the 2024 Lok Sabha election, American political scientist and global political risk consultant Ian Bremmer told NDTV Profit in an exclusive interview Tuesday.
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Meet The Indian-Americans Who Were Awarded US' Highest Scientific Award
Two Indian-American scientists were on Tuesday honoured with the National Medals in the fields of science and technology by US President Joe Biden.
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Indian-American Teen Inventor Honoured By Jill Biden For Leading Community Improvement In US
The 17-year-old scientist was honoured on Wednesday in the first-ever "Girls Leading Change" celebration at the White House, marking the International Day of the Girl.
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Odisha Scientist Dr Swati Nayak Wins The Prestigious Norman Borlaug Field Award 2023
Ms Nayak is the South Asia Lead for Seed System and Product Management at the IRRI in New Delhi.
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Opinion: The Desi 'Oppenheimers' And How They Were Treated In India
The Hollywood movie Oppenheimer is a biopic of the scientist who made the atom bomb for America, but who made India's atom bombs?Let us revisit the hard work and sacrifices of those Indian nuclear heroes.
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Indian-Led Team In US Discovers "Pathbreaking" Treatment For Brain Cancer
A team of scientists from the San Francisco Medical Centre, University of California, discovered that the cancerous cells link up with healthy brain cells to become hyperactive and cause speedy cognitive loss and death in patients.
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India Acquired 100 Patents for 6G Technology After Fast Rollout of 5G Network: IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
Indian scientists, engineers and academicians have acquired 100 patents for 6G technology, IT and Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on Thursday. While speaking at the Bharat Startup Summit organised by the PHD Chamber of Commerce, the minister said India is taking a leap in 5G technology with the fastest rollout of networks in the world.
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Indian-Origin Professor To Lead "Best And Brightest" Scientists In US's Texas
Ganesh Thakur, an Indian-origin professor in US, has been appointed as vice president of the Texas Academy of Medicine, Engineering, Science and Technology (TAMEST), an organisation of the state's top scientists and researchers.
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Biden Recognized Incredible Contribution Of Indian American Community: Spokesperson
US President Joe Biden recognised the incredible contribution of the Indian American community when last week during an interaction with NASA scientists involved in the Mars mission he said that people of Indian descent were taking over the country, his spokesperson said Thursday.
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India's Covid Vaccine Rollout "Rescued The World": Top US Scientist
The rollout of the COVID-19 vaccines by India in collaboration with leading global institutions has "rescued the world" from the deadly coronavirus and the contributions by the country must not be underestimated, a top American scientist has said.
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Indian-Led Team In US Develops Low Cost, Electricity Free Device For COVID Testing
Researchers, led by an Indian scientist, have developed a cheap, electricity free centrifuge to separate components in patient saliva samples for the detection of the novel coronavirus, an advance that may increase accessibility of COVID-19 diagnostics in poor regions of the world.
