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Kush Desai, Indian-American Ex-Journalist, Is Trump's Deputy Press Secretary
US President Donald Trump has appointed Indian-American former journalist Kush Desai as his Deputy Press Secretary.
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Indian-American Leader Nikki Haley Jabs Journalist Over Biden's Term Prediction
Indian American politician Nikki Haley on Wednesday took a jibe at top American journalist George Stephanopoulos who had questioned her claim that President Joe Biden would not complete his first term.
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Indian-Americans Remember Journalist Who Died Of Coronavirus In New York
The Indian-American community mourned the death of veteran journalist Brahm Kanchibotla, who died of coronavirus in the US. Brahm Kanchibotla, 66, was admitted to a hospital on Long Island in New York on March 28, some five days after he showed symptoms of the novel coronavirus. He died on April 6.
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Coronavirus Positive Indian-American Journalist Dies In New York Hospital
Scores of Indian-Americans have tested positive with the novel coronavirus in the US and several of them, including a former journalist of an Indian news agency, have died, according to multiple news reports from community organisations and diaspora leaders.
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Indian-American Journalist Recieves Prestigious Award At White House Dinner
An Indian-American journalist was felicitated today by US President Barack Obama and the First Lady Michelle as she and her colleagues were presented with a prestigious award during the annual White House Correspondents Dinner in Washington.
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Indian-American Muslim Group Express Support to Journalist VP Rajeena
An Indian-American Muslim group has called for an internal but independent and transparent assessment by community leaders in India into claims by woman journalist VP Rajeena who recently described instances of alleged sexual abuse of children in a Madrasa.
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Sikh Journalist has Heart Attack in White House
An Indian-American journalist suffered a heart attack inside the White House, but a prompt response by US Secret Service personnel saved his life.
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Starbucks Teams Up with Indian-American Journalist for a New Venture
US-based coffee retail giant Starbucks is teaming up with long-time Indian-American journalist Rajiv Chandrasekaran to produce "constructive" films and TV shows around issues "that matter".
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Indian-American Activist Wins Prestigious US Food Award
Indian-American food justice activist Navina Khanna is one of the five winners of the prestigious James Beard Foundation Leadership awards for 2014, considered North America's highest honour for food and beverage professionals.
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Fareed Zakaria quits Yale board
Hit by plagiarism charges, celebrated Indian-American journalist Fareed Zakaria has resigned from the board of Ivy League Yale University, citing the need to focus "on the core of my work".
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Kush Desai, Indian-American Ex-Journalist, Is Trump's Deputy Press Secretary
US President Donald Trump has appointed Indian-American former journalist Kush Desai as his Deputy Press Secretary.
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Indian-American Leader Nikki Haley Jabs Journalist Over Biden's Term Prediction
Indian American politician Nikki Haley on Wednesday took a jibe at top American journalist George Stephanopoulos who had questioned her claim that President Joe Biden would not complete his first term.
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Indian-Americans Remember Journalist Who Died Of Coronavirus In New York
The Indian-American community mourned the death of veteran journalist Brahm Kanchibotla, who died of coronavirus in the US. Brahm Kanchibotla, 66, was admitted to a hospital on Long Island in New York on March 28, some five days after he showed symptoms of the novel coronavirus. He died on April 6.
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Coronavirus Positive Indian-American Journalist Dies In New York Hospital
Scores of Indian-Americans have tested positive with the novel coronavirus in the US and several of them, including a former journalist of an Indian news agency, have died, according to multiple news reports from community organisations and diaspora leaders.
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Indian-American Journalist Recieves Prestigious Award At White House Dinner
An Indian-American journalist was felicitated today by US President Barack Obama and the First Lady Michelle as she and her colleagues were presented with a prestigious award during the annual White House Correspondents Dinner in Washington.
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Indian-American Muslim Group Express Support to Journalist VP Rajeena
An Indian-American Muslim group has called for an internal but independent and transparent assessment by community leaders in India into claims by woman journalist VP Rajeena who recently described instances of alleged sexual abuse of children in a Madrasa.
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Sikh Journalist has Heart Attack in White House
An Indian-American journalist suffered a heart attack inside the White House, but a prompt response by US Secret Service personnel saved his life.
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Starbucks Teams Up with Indian-American Journalist for a New Venture
US-based coffee retail giant Starbucks is teaming up with long-time Indian-American journalist Rajiv Chandrasekaran to produce "constructive" films and TV shows around issues "that matter".
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Indian-American Activist Wins Prestigious US Food Award
Indian-American food justice activist Navina Khanna is one of the five winners of the prestigious James Beard Foundation Leadership awards for 2014, considered North America's highest honour for food and beverage professionals.
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Fareed Zakaria quits Yale board
Hit by plagiarism charges, celebrated Indian-American journalist Fareed Zakaria has resigned from the board of Ivy League Yale University, citing the need to focus "on the core of my work".
