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Indians Form Third Largest Illegal Immigrant Population In US: Study
There were about 725,000 Indian illegal immigrants in the US -- the third largest population of unauthorised immigrants after Mexico and El Salvador, according to new Pew Research Centre estimates.
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More Than Half of Indians Support Legalising Same-Sex Marriages: Pew Research
A recent survey by Pew Research Centre, reveals that a majority of Indians support the legalisation of same-sex marriages in the country
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Pandemic Pushed 32 Million Indians Out Of Middle Class, Says Pew Research
Financial issues brought by last year's coronavirus pandemic have pushed about 32 million Indians out of the middle class, undoing years of economic gains, a report showed today, while job losses pushed millions into poverty.
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YouTube Videos Featuring Kids Get More Views: Pew Research Centre
Pew Research Centre said its findings show videos aimed at or featuring children are among YouTube's most popular materials.
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63 Per Cent Want More Military Force Used In Kashmir, Claims Pew Survey
More than 60 per cent respondents of a survey believe that the Centre should use more military force in Jammu and Kashmir, American think tank Pew Research Centre said today.
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China Fast Catching As Global Economic Power, US At Top: Survey
Across all of the countries surveyed in Latin America, as well as most in Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, people tend to believe that the US is the top economy.
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India Received $11 Billion In Remittances From US: Research
India has received nearly USD 11 billion in remittances from the US in 2015 ranking third after Mexico and China, according to a report released by a American research centre.
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Good feelings Toward Catholic Church up in US Since Pope's Visit: Poll
Positive feelings toward the Roman Catholic Church have gone up in the United States since Pope Francis's first visit to the country, according to a Pew Research Centre survey released on Wednesday.
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Births to Illegal US Immigrants Down 20 Percent From 2007 Peak: Pew Research Center
The number of children born in the United States to undocumented immigrants has dropped by about 20 percent since its 2007 peak after rising sharply for a quarter-century, the Pew Research Center said on Friday.
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Increasing Number of Americans Turning to Facebook, Twitter for News: Survey
Majority of users (63 percent) now see Twitter and Facebook as a source for news about events and issues outside the realm of friends and family.
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Twitter Can Help You Find a Better Job: Study
A study by the Pew Research Centre found that Twitter has more job openings than other social media sites and more job seekers than LinkedIn.
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One-fifth of U.S. adults read e-books - survey
A report says that four times more U.S. readers were reading e-books on a typical day now, compared with less than two years ago.
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One-fifth of U.S. adults read e-books - survey
A report says that four times more U.S. readers were reading e-books on a typical day now, compared with less than two years ago.
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Global Muslim population to surge, says a Study
In a survey that its creators are calling purely demographic, and not political, the Pew Research Centre's forum on religion and public life in the United States has estimated the global Muslim population will grow by about 35 per cent in the next 20 years, from 1.6 billion worldwide, to roughly 2.2 billion people by 2030. The report says a majorit...
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Indians Form Third Largest Illegal Immigrant Population In US: Study
There were about 725,000 Indian illegal immigrants in the US -- the third largest population of unauthorised immigrants after Mexico and El Salvador, according to new Pew Research Centre estimates.
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More Than Half of Indians Support Legalising Same-Sex Marriages: Pew Research
A recent survey by Pew Research Centre, reveals that a majority of Indians support the legalisation of same-sex marriages in the country
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Pandemic Pushed 32 Million Indians Out Of Middle Class, Says Pew Research
Financial issues brought by last year's coronavirus pandemic have pushed about 32 million Indians out of the middle class, undoing years of economic gains, a report showed today, while job losses pushed millions into poverty.
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YouTube Videos Featuring Kids Get More Views: Pew Research Centre
Pew Research Centre said its findings show videos aimed at or featuring children are among YouTube's most popular materials.
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63 Per Cent Want More Military Force Used In Kashmir, Claims Pew Survey
More than 60 per cent respondents of a survey believe that the Centre should use more military force in Jammu and Kashmir, American think tank Pew Research Centre said today.
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China Fast Catching As Global Economic Power, US At Top: Survey
Across all of the countries surveyed in Latin America, as well as most in Asia and sub-Saharan Africa, people tend to believe that the US is the top economy.
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India Received $11 Billion In Remittances From US: Research
India has received nearly USD 11 billion in remittances from the US in 2015 ranking third after Mexico and China, according to a report released by a American research centre.
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Good feelings Toward Catholic Church up in US Since Pope's Visit: Poll
Positive feelings toward the Roman Catholic Church have gone up in the United States since Pope Francis's first visit to the country, according to a Pew Research Centre survey released on Wednesday.
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Births to Illegal US Immigrants Down 20 Percent From 2007 Peak: Pew Research Center
The number of children born in the United States to undocumented immigrants has dropped by about 20 percent since its 2007 peak after rising sharply for a quarter-century, the Pew Research Center said on Friday.
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Increasing Number of Americans Turning to Facebook, Twitter for News: Survey
Majority of users (63 percent) now see Twitter and Facebook as a source for news about events and issues outside the realm of friends and family.
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Twitter Can Help You Find a Better Job: Study
A study by the Pew Research Centre found that Twitter has more job openings than other social media sites and more job seekers than LinkedIn.
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One-fifth of U.S. adults read e-books - survey
A report says that four times more U.S. readers were reading e-books on a typical day now, compared with less than two years ago.
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One-fifth of U.S. adults read e-books - survey
A report says that four times more U.S. readers were reading e-books on a typical day now, compared with less than two years ago.
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Global Muslim population to surge, says a Study
In a survey that its creators are calling purely demographic, and not political, the Pew Research Centre's forum on religion and public life in the United States has estimated the global Muslim population will grow by about 35 per cent in the next 20 years, from 1.6 billion worldwide, to roughly 2.2 billion people by 2030. The report says a majorit...
