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Trolled Over Photo Goof-Up, Shashi Tharoor Hits Back With Nehru Footage
Three days ago, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor posted a sepia-tinted photograph of what he claimed was a visit by former Prime Ministers Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi to the United States in 1954. "Look at the hugely enthusiastic spontaneous turnout of the American public, without any special PR campaign, NRI crowd management or hyped-up media...
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NRI Body Seeks Indian Citizenship to Hindu Immigrants From Bangladesh
A group of some Indian-American organisations in the US has launched a campaign seeking Indian citizenship to Hindu immigrants from Bangladesh who have been left out of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam.
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Camping In Gujarat For BJP Campaign, NRI Patels Dismiss Hardik Patel
Babu Bhai Lal Patel was in his early thirties when he left his village in south Gujarat's Bharuch and went to the United States for higher studies. A course in nuclear medicine technology did not stop his business instincts, intrinsic to his Patel community. Mr Patel, now 77, owns a radio station and is also into the hotel business in the US where ...
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Punjab Elections 2017: NRIs, Pounding Punjab's Pavements, A Staple Of This Election
The Sangam Hotel in town has turned into a meeting place for a group of men on a mission, which is emblazoned on their sweatshirts: "Chalo Punjab." Some of them are meeting for the first time; all are Non-Resident Indians or NRIs. Most are from Canada and Australia and will spend the next week pounding the pavement, soliciting votes for the parties...
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Udta Punjabis: NRIs Arriving By Plane For AAP Not Ok, Say Other Parties
When 150 Non-Resident Indians or NRIs landed at Amritsar early this morning, they were welcomed by senior leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party who dispatched them as campaigners.
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AAP's Manish Sisodia Leads Big 3 am Welcome At Airport For NRI Campaigners
At 3 am on Thursday, Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia stood waiting at the Indira Gandhi International Airport with a welcome party of a dozen Aam Aadmi Party lawmakers and hundreds of volunteers singing and beating drums, unmindful of the Delhi winter cold.
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Need Help, Said Arvind Kejriwal. Plane-loads Of NRIs To His Rescue
AAP claims that 2,500 NRIs from Punjab have returned to pound the pavement for votes, determined to help the party take charge of their home state.
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How 1000s Of NRIs Are Campaigning For AAP In Punjab
The NRIs who are working with us include young girls and boys as well as middle-aged Indians who are fed up with the state of affairs in India and want the system to change.
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How This NRI Engineer is Making a Difference to his Village in Kashmir
35-year old network designer Tariq Ali puts his successful corporate career in Australia on hold once every year to return to his village in Kashmir, where his initiative to clean up the area now has over 100 members in just a few years.
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The Many Agendas of PM's Outreach to NRIs
He learnt tough lesson from those who campaigned in US against him, writes Ashok Malik.
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Trolled Over Photo Goof-Up, Shashi Tharoor Hits Back With Nehru Footage
Three days ago, Congress leader Shashi Tharoor posted a sepia-tinted photograph of what he claimed was a visit by former Prime Ministers Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi to the United States in 1954. "Look at the hugely enthusiastic spontaneous turnout of the American public, without any special PR campaign, NRI crowd management or hyped-up media...
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NRI Body Seeks Indian Citizenship to Hindu Immigrants From Bangladesh
A group of some Indian-American organisations in the US has launched a campaign seeking Indian citizenship to Hindu immigrants from Bangladesh who have been left out of the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam.
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Camping In Gujarat For BJP Campaign, NRI Patels Dismiss Hardik Patel
Babu Bhai Lal Patel was in his early thirties when he left his village in south Gujarat's Bharuch and went to the United States for higher studies. A course in nuclear medicine technology did not stop his business instincts, intrinsic to his Patel community. Mr Patel, now 77, owns a radio station and is also into the hotel business in the US where ...
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Punjab Elections 2017: NRIs, Pounding Punjab's Pavements, A Staple Of This Election
The Sangam Hotel in town has turned into a meeting place for a group of men on a mission, which is emblazoned on their sweatshirts: "Chalo Punjab." Some of them are meeting for the first time; all are Non-Resident Indians or NRIs. Most are from Canada and Australia and will spend the next week pounding the pavement, soliciting votes for the parties...
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Udta Punjabis: NRIs Arriving By Plane For AAP Not Ok, Say Other Parties
When 150 Non-Resident Indians or NRIs landed at Amritsar early this morning, they were welcomed by senior leaders of the Aam Aadmi Party who dispatched them as campaigners.
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AAP's Manish Sisodia Leads Big 3 am Welcome At Airport For NRI Campaigners
At 3 am on Thursday, Delhi's Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia stood waiting at the Indira Gandhi International Airport with a welcome party of a dozen Aam Aadmi Party lawmakers and hundreds of volunteers singing and beating drums, unmindful of the Delhi winter cold.
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Need Help, Said Arvind Kejriwal. Plane-loads Of NRIs To His Rescue
AAP claims that 2,500 NRIs from Punjab have returned to pound the pavement for votes, determined to help the party take charge of their home state.
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How 1000s Of NRIs Are Campaigning For AAP In Punjab
The NRIs who are working with us include young girls and boys as well as middle-aged Indians who are fed up with the state of affairs in India and want the system to change.
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How This NRI Engineer is Making a Difference to his Village in Kashmir
35-year old network designer Tariq Ali puts his successful corporate career in Australia on hold once every year to return to his village in Kashmir, where his initiative to clean up the area now has over 100 members in just a few years.
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The Many Agendas of PM's Outreach to NRIs
He learnt tough lesson from those who campaigned in US against him, writes Ashok Malik.
