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"Jobs In US Will Be Difficult": Top Education Consultant Cautions Indian Students
The United States recorded a high of 331,602 Indian students studying last year, a major increase of 23 per cent from 2023. India had surpassed China as the leading source of international students in the US for this period.
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Trump's Team Cite "Fragile" India-Pak Ceasefire To Justify Tariffs In Court
The Trump administration, which has been spending a lot of its time in courts lately due to controversial orders signed by Donald Trump, has urged the American judiciary not to put a 'stay' on the US President's vastly unpopular tariffs move.
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Harvard Has Got To Behave, Have A 15% Cap On Foreign Students: Trump
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Harvard University should have a 15% cap on the number of foreign students it admits and that the Ivy League school needs to show the administration their current list of students from other countries.
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New US Visa Rules To Ban Foreigners Who "Censor" Americans On Social Media
The United States is introducing a new visa ban rule for those who "censor" Americans posting comments on social media platforms that are owned by US tech firms. The announcement was made by US Secretary of State Maro Rubio.
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US Officials "Yelled At" To Triple Daily Immigrant Arrests To 3,000: Report
The change comes when border-crossing numbers have plummeted during the first few months of Trumps term, when officials are taking an increasingly aggressive approach to make arrests of non-border communities nationwide.
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Elon Musk's Critique Of Trump's "Big, Beautiful" Bill Sparks Talk Of Rift
Billionaire Elon Musk said he was "disappointed" with US President Donald Trump's legislative push for a massive spending package, which includes multi-trillion dollar tax breaks, saying doing so will only "increase the budget deficit".
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Bangladesh Nationalist Party Holds Rally As Muhammad Yunus Leaves For Japan
A massive political rally commenced in Dhaka this afternoon by three affiliated organisations of the BNP, Muhammad Yunus embarked on a Japan visit.
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Japan's Ex-Princess Mako Welcomes First Child After Royal Exit: Report
Mako Komuro, the former Princess of Japan, who gave up her royal position to marry a commoner, has reportedly given birth to her first child in New York.
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NDTV Explains: Everything About India's New 5th-Generation Stealth Fighter
The runway has been cleared - for the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft, or AMCA, a homemade fifth-generation stealth fighter that can vault India into an elite club, one of a few nations that can design and build next-gen combat aircraft.
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Vape Shops, Laughing Gas, And A Deadly Trend Among Young Americans
For Meg Caldwell, it was part of the background noise of college life. But it didn't stay that way. Soon, the vape shops she frequented started selling something else: small silver canisters of nitrous oxide or laughing gas.
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Tweed's Youthful Makeover Resurrects Symbol Of Scottish Heritage
"When you see tweed on the runway, you don't expect it to come from here," joked 38-year-old former banker Alexander MacLeod as he set up his loom in a converted barn on the shores of a Scottish loch.
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US Journalist Killed, Body Found In Container, Suspect Dies In Car Crash
The body of Las Vegas-based Matthew Kelemen was found inside a container at a downtown store after police checked into a bad odour.
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"Whoop This Girl's A**": Women Secret Service Agents Fight Near Barack Obama's Home
Two uniformed officers of the US Secret Service have been suspended following a physical altercation outside former President Barack Obama's Washington, DC, home.
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At Trial Former Combs Employee Alleges Kidnapping, Death Threats
A former assistant of Sean Combs testified on Tuesday that the music mogul often threatened and once kidnapped her in a jealous rage related to his ex-girlfriend Casandra Ventura.
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Trump's Seabed Mining Push Raises Threats Over Global Ocean Laws
Donald Trump's move to sidestep global regulations and begin pushing for seabed mining in international waters could pose a wider threat of competing countries claiming sovereignty over the ocean, experts say.
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"Jobs In US Will Be Difficult": Top Education Consultant Cautions Indian Students
The United States recorded a high of 331,602 Indian students studying last year, a major increase of 23 per cent from 2023. India had surpassed China as the leading source of international students in the US for this period.
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Trump's Team Cite "Fragile" India-Pak Ceasefire To Justify Tariffs In Court
The Trump administration, which has been spending a lot of its time in courts lately due to controversial orders signed by Donald Trump, has urged the American judiciary not to put a 'stay' on the US President's vastly unpopular tariffs move.
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Harvard Has Got To Behave, Have A 15% Cap On Foreign Students: Trump
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Harvard University should have a 15% cap on the number of foreign students it admits and that the Ivy League school needs to show the administration their current list of students from other countries.
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New US Visa Rules To Ban Foreigners Who "Censor" Americans On Social Media
The United States is introducing a new visa ban rule for those who "censor" Americans posting comments on social media platforms that are owned by US tech firms. The announcement was made by US Secretary of State Maro Rubio.
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US Officials "Yelled At" To Triple Daily Immigrant Arrests To 3,000: Report
The change comes when border-crossing numbers have plummeted during the first few months of Trumps term, when officials are taking an increasingly aggressive approach to make arrests of non-border communities nationwide.
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Elon Musk's Critique Of Trump's "Big, Beautiful" Bill Sparks Talk Of Rift
Billionaire Elon Musk said he was "disappointed" with US President Donald Trump's legislative push for a massive spending package, which includes multi-trillion dollar tax breaks, saying doing so will only "increase the budget deficit".
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Bangladesh Nationalist Party Holds Rally As Muhammad Yunus Leaves For Japan
A massive political rally commenced in Dhaka this afternoon by three affiliated organisations of the BNP, Muhammad Yunus embarked on a Japan visit.
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Japan's Ex-Princess Mako Welcomes First Child After Royal Exit: Report
Mako Komuro, the former Princess of Japan, who gave up her royal position to marry a commoner, has reportedly given birth to her first child in New York.
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NDTV Explains: Everything About India's New 5th-Generation Stealth Fighter
The runway has been cleared - for the Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft, or AMCA, a homemade fifth-generation stealth fighter that can vault India into an elite club, one of a few nations that can design and build next-gen combat aircraft.
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Vape Shops, Laughing Gas, And A Deadly Trend Among Young Americans
For Meg Caldwell, it was part of the background noise of college life. But it didn't stay that way. Soon, the vape shops she frequented started selling something else: small silver canisters of nitrous oxide or laughing gas.
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Tweed's Youthful Makeover Resurrects Symbol Of Scottish Heritage
"When you see tweed on the runway, you don't expect it to come from here," joked 38-year-old former banker Alexander MacLeod as he set up his loom in a converted barn on the shores of a Scottish loch.
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US Journalist Killed, Body Found In Container, Suspect Dies In Car Crash
The body of Las Vegas-based Matthew Kelemen was found inside a container at a downtown store after police checked into a bad odour.
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"Whoop This Girl's A**": Women Secret Service Agents Fight Near Barack Obama's Home
Two uniformed officers of the US Secret Service have been suspended following a physical altercation outside former President Barack Obama's Washington, DC, home.
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At Trial Former Combs Employee Alleges Kidnapping, Death Threats
A former assistant of Sean Combs testified on Tuesday that the music mogul often threatened and once kidnapped her in a jealous rage related to his ex-girlfriend Casandra Ventura.
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Trump's Seabed Mining Push Raises Threats Over Global Ocean Laws
Donald Trump's move to sidestep global regulations and begin pushing for seabed mining in international waters could pose a wider threat of competing countries claiming sovereignty over the ocean, experts say.
