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Why US Olympic Star Greg Louganis Sold His Priceless Medals And Home
US Olympic diving legend Greg Louganis sells his California home and three Olympic medals for $437,000 to start a new life in Panama, marking a significant transition in his life.
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"No Remote Work, No Drugs": 23-Year-Old Indian-Origin CEO Backs 72-Hour Workweek
Greptile co-founder Daksh Gupta is fast emerging as the face of Silicon Valley's new "grindcore" work culture.
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7 Life Lessons You Only Learn While Travelling, Not In School
From navigating unfamiliar places to budgeting like an adult, travel teaches lessons no classroom ever could.
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Why You Should Travel With Strangers At Least Once In Your Life
Yes, trips with familiar faces can set a new benchmark in your bond. But a trip with strangers? You will never return to your older version again!
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"Could Not Die For Our Country, But Can Live For It": PM Modi In New York
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing thousands of expat Indians in New York today, said as the first Prime Minister born after Independence, he could not give his life for the country, but he could certainly "live for the country".
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Indian-American Family Installs Big B's Statue: "Nothing Less Than God"
An Indian-American family has installed a life size statue of Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan at their home in the Edison City of New Jersey.
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Adoptive Father, Charged For Indian Girl's Murder In US, Denied New Trial
Wesley Mathews, an Indian-American man who was sentenced to life imprisonment over the killing of his three-year-old adopted daughter Sherin Mathews in Texas, has been denied a new trial in the case, a media report said.
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Adoptive Father, Charged For Indian Child's Murder In US, Seeks New Trial
Wesley Mathews, the Indian-American foster father, sentenced to life after his 3-year-old daughter Sherin Mathews was found dead in a culvert in 2017, has filed a motion for a new trial, US media reported, less than a month after he said he would accept any punishment jurors chose.
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"Saw Her Lie Motionless": Kerala Man's Wife Killed In New Zealand Attack
For the Indian couple Abdul Nazer and Ansi Alibava, life in New Zealand was peaceful and promising until Friday's mass shootings at two mosques in Christchurch that shattered their dreams.
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9 Indian-Origin People Missing After Mosque Shootings: Indian Envoy To New Zealand
Nine people from India or of Indian origin have gone missing after Friday's twin shootings at two mosques in Christchurch in which 49 people have died, the Indian envoy in New Zealand has said. Two Indians have died in the attacks, a third is battling for his life, Asaduddin Owaisi, the leader of AIMIM (All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen Party)...
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Indian-Origin South Africans Moved By Tableau On Mahatma Gandhi's Life
A group of Indian-origin South African nationals who attended the Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi today were moved after seeing the Railway's tableau themed on the transformation of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi to Mahatma.
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Sherin Mathews' Foster Dad Removed Her Body Along With A Bag Of Trash: Detective
Police in Dallas have shared new details about the mysterious death of Indian toddler Sherin Mathews, alleging that her Indian-American foster father bundled her "stiff and cold" body in the back of his car with a bag of trash and hid her corpse in a culvert.
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Happiness, Optimism Key To Healthy College Life: Study
A new study has found that maintaining a healthy body weight and staying positive and happy can help college students lead a healthy life despite the stress which comes as a part and parcel of college life.
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For H-1B Visa Holders And Their Employers, Life Is Newly Hellish
Donald Trump came into office promising a restrictive new approach to immigration and there has been little question about his intention to follow through - with one seeming exception.
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Indian Fights For Life After Assault With Baseball Bat In New Zealand
New Zealand police has confirmed that an Indian man was savagely assaulted in Auckland and left seriously wounded on the footpath.Details of the incident were not given out by the police but a report had said that the man was 25-years-old and was "beaten with a baseball bat in south Auckland".
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Why US Olympic Star Greg Louganis Sold His Priceless Medals And Home
US Olympic diving legend Greg Louganis sells his California home and three Olympic medals for $437,000 to start a new life in Panama, marking a significant transition in his life.
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"No Remote Work, No Drugs": 23-Year-Old Indian-Origin CEO Backs 72-Hour Workweek
Greptile co-founder Daksh Gupta is fast emerging as the face of Silicon Valley's new "grindcore" work culture.
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7 Life Lessons You Only Learn While Travelling, Not In School
From navigating unfamiliar places to budgeting like an adult, travel teaches lessons no classroom ever could.
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Why You Should Travel With Strangers At Least Once In Your Life
Yes, trips with familiar faces can set a new benchmark in your bond. But a trip with strangers? You will never return to your older version again!
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"Could Not Die For Our Country, But Can Live For It": PM Modi In New York
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing thousands of expat Indians in New York today, said as the first Prime Minister born after Independence, he could not give his life for the country, but he could certainly "live for the country".
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Indian-American Family Installs Big B's Statue: "Nothing Less Than God"
An Indian-American family has installed a life size statue of Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan at their home in the Edison City of New Jersey.
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Adoptive Father, Charged For Indian Girl's Murder In US, Denied New Trial
Wesley Mathews, an Indian-American man who was sentenced to life imprisonment over the killing of his three-year-old adopted daughter Sherin Mathews in Texas, has been denied a new trial in the case, a media report said.
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Adoptive Father, Charged For Indian Child's Murder In US, Seeks New Trial
Wesley Mathews, the Indian-American foster father, sentenced to life after his 3-year-old daughter Sherin Mathews was found dead in a culvert in 2017, has filed a motion for a new trial, US media reported, less than a month after he said he would accept any punishment jurors chose.
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"Saw Her Lie Motionless": Kerala Man's Wife Killed In New Zealand Attack
For the Indian couple Abdul Nazer and Ansi Alibava, life in New Zealand was peaceful and promising until Friday's mass shootings at two mosques in Christchurch that shattered their dreams.
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9 Indian-Origin People Missing After Mosque Shootings: Indian Envoy To New Zealand
Nine people from India or of Indian origin have gone missing after Friday's twin shootings at two mosques in Christchurch in which 49 people have died, the Indian envoy in New Zealand has said. Two Indians have died in the attacks, a third is battling for his life, Asaduddin Owaisi, the leader of AIMIM (All India Majlis-E-Ittehadul Muslimeen Party)...
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Indian-Origin South Africans Moved By Tableau On Mahatma Gandhi's Life
A group of Indian-origin South African nationals who attended the Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi today were moved after seeing the Railway's tableau themed on the transformation of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi to Mahatma.
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Sherin Mathews' Foster Dad Removed Her Body Along With A Bag Of Trash: Detective
Police in Dallas have shared new details about the mysterious death of Indian toddler Sherin Mathews, alleging that her Indian-American foster father bundled her "stiff and cold" body in the back of his car with a bag of trash and hid her corpse in a culvert.
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Happiness, Optimism Key To Healthy College Life: Study
A new study has found that maintaining a healthy body weight and staying positive and happy can help college students lead a healthy life despite the stress which comes as a part and parcel of college life.
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For H-1B Visa Holders And Their Employers, Life Is Newly Hellish
Donald Trump came into office promising a restrictive new approach to immigration and there has been little question about his intention to follow through - with one seeming exception.
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Indian Fights For Life After Assault With Baseball Bat In New Zealand
New Zealand police has confirmed that an Indian man was savagely assaulted in Auckland and left seriously wounded on the footpath.Details of the incident were not given out by the police but a report had said that the man was 25-years-old and was "beaten with a baseball bat in south Auckland".
