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Indian-American Organises Prayers For Hillary Clinton
Indian-American hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal on Monday organised a special prayer service in New York seeking blessings for the victory of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton on the eve crucial elections.
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Hillary Clinton Best For Boosting Indo-US Ties, Says Indian-American Hotelier
Hillary Clinton is the "best" Presidential candidate to boost Indo-US ties as she understands India and its culture well, Indian-American hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal has said while questioning her rival Donald Trump's ability "to run a country". Mr Chatwal, who has been a close friend of the Clintons for years, said the former Secretary of State ha...
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Hotel Magnate Sant Singh Chatwal Avoids Prison in illegal Campaign Contribution Scheme
A hotel tycoon and former Hillary Clinton fundraiser avoided prison on Thursday for conspiring to make $188,000 in illegal US campaign contributions using straw donors.
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Sant Chatwal's Lawyer Seeks Adjournment of Sentencing Date
A lawyer for Indian-American hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal, who has pleaded guilty to illegally donating thousands of dollars to American political campaigns, has requested a US court to adjourn the sentencing date to October from July to prepare necessary legal briefs.
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Hotel magnate Sant Singh Chatwal pleads guilty to US campaign contribution scheme
Prominent New York hotel executive Sant Singh Chatwal pleaded guilty on Thursday to conspiring to make $188,000 of illegal campaign contributions to three US candidates via straw donors.
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Government defends Chatwal's Padma Bhushan
Under attack, mainly by the BJP, for awarding the Padma Bhushan to controversial hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal, the government has on Wednesday defended its decision.
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Padma Bhushan upsets BJP, delights Chatwal
The BJP has expressed its disappointment over the government's decision to award the Padma Bhushan to NRI hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal and sent a letter to President Pratibha Patil and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh demanding that the award be taken back.
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Indian-American Organises Prayers For Hillary Clinton
Indian-American hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal on Monday organised a special prayer service in New York seeking blessings for the victory of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton on the eve crucial elections.
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Hillary Clinton Best For Boosting Indo-US Ties, Says Indian-American Hotelier
Hillary Clinton is the "best" Presidential candidate to boost Indo-US ties as she understands India and its culture well, Indian-American hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal has said while questioning her rival Donald Trump's ability "to run a country". Mr Chatwal, who has been a close friend of the Clintons for years, said the former Secretary of State ha...
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Hotel Magnate Sant Singh Chatwal Avoids Prison in illegal Campaign Contribution Scheme
A hotel tycoon and former Hillary Clinton fundraiser avoided prison on Thursday for conspiring to make $188,000 in illegal US campaign contributions using straw donors.
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Sant Chatwal's Lawyer Seeks Adjournment of Sentencing Date
A lawyer for Indian-American hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal, who has pleaded guilty to illegally donating thousands of dollars to American political campaigns, has requested a US court to adjourn the sentencing date to October from July to prepare necessary legal briefs.
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Hotel magnate Sant Singh Chatwal pleads guilty to US campaign contribution scheme
Prominent New York hotel executive Sant Singh Chatwal pleaded guilty on Thursday to conspiring to make $188,000 of illegal campaign contributions to three US candidates via straw donors.
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Government defends Chatwal's Padma Bhushan
Under attack, mainly by the BJP, for awarding the Padma Bhushan to controversial hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal, the government has on Wednesday defended its decision.
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Padma Bhushan upsets BJP, delights Chatwal
The BJP has expressed its disappointment over the government's decision to award the Padma Bhushan to NRI hotelier Sant Singh Chatwal and sent a letter to President Pratibha Patil and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh demanding that the award be taken back.
