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What Will Happen If US Supreme Court Strikes Down Tariffs? Trump Has Options
President Donald Trump has warned that the United States will be rendered "defenseless'' and possibly "reduced to almost Third World status'' if Supreme Court strikes down the tariffs he imposed this year on nearly every country on earth.
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Virginia's New Lieutenant Governor Is "Deeply Attached To Hyderabad"
India-born American politician Ghazala Hashmi, who was elected as Virginia's Lieutenant Governor, had visited her hometown of Hyderabad a decade ago, displaying a profound attachment to the city, according to her cousin.
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12 Dead As Engine Falls Off Cargo Plane That Crashed In US' Kentucky
A UPS cargo plane's left wing caught fire and an engine fell off just before it crashed and exploded after takeoff in Kentucky, a federal official said, offering the first investigative details about a disaster that killed at least 12 people.
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Richa Ghosh Had Hairline Fracture On Finger, Batted Through Pain In Women's World Cup Semi-Final And Final
Wicket-keeper batter Richa Ghosh played the Women's World Cup 2025 knockouts in spite of the pain caused by a fracture, it has been revealed.
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Chinese Company Kicks Off Trial Production Of Flying Cars, Ahead Of Tesla
A Chinese firm this week began trial production of flying cars stated to be the next generation in the world of transportation, ahead of US firm Tesla and others plans to launch the same shortly.
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Trump "Threatened" By Us: Mamdani Responds To "Failure" Remark
New York City Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani said US President Donald Trump is "threatened" by his campaign, as the American leader warned voters that the city's "survival" is at risk if the Democratic nominee wins.
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Indian-Origin Driver Who Killed 3 In US Was Sober During Crash: Officials
An Indian-origin driver who crashed his semi-truck killing three people in California last month was not driving while intoxicated, contrary to initial reports, but the case remains a grossly negligent homicide, US authorities have said.
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"He Is Not With Us": Renuka Thakur's Mother Reveals How Daughter Fulfilled Late Father's Dream
Renuka Singh Thakur's mother, Sunita, also said that her late husband was a cricket lover who wanted her daughter to do well in the game.
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Canadian PM's "Progress" With India Comment Amid Tariff Tensions With US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has referred to the "progress" his country has made with India as he stressed that Canada is building partnerships abroad amid tariff pressures with the US.
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India's Exports To US Dip 37.5% During May-Sept: Think Tank
India's exports to the US have dipped 37.5 per cent during May-September 2025 from $8.8 billion in May to $5.5 billion in September, think tank GTRI said on Sunday.
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Haryana Teen On 'Dunki' Dash To US Killed By Traffickers In Guatemala
A Haryana teenager who set out for the US last October through the treacherous 'dunki' route in search of a job has been killed after allegedly being held captive by human traffickers in Guatemala, his family members claimed.
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Indians Key To Tech Leadership: Lawmakers Urge Trump To Ease H-1B Visa Curbs
US lawmakers have urged President Donald Trump to reconsider his proclamation on H1-B visas, including the USD 100,000 fee, asserting that Indian nationals are central to American leadership in IT and AI
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Indian-Mexican Man, Wife Smuggled People Into US From Several Countries: Cops
An Indian national, his wife, his organisation that smuggled people into the US from across continents along with at least 16 companies have been sanctioned by the US federal authorities.
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US Deported 2,790 Indians Staying Illegally: Centre
Since January, at least 2,790 Indian nationals who did not meet the criteria, and were illegally staying in the US, have returned, the government said on Thursday.
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Your Phone's GPS Knows More Than Your Location, IIT Delhi Research Warns
GPS guides us to places or helps us track our online orders. But the "fine-grained" data collected by it on Android smartphones can reveal far more than just the location, quietly exposing a person's activity and environment.
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What Will Happen If US Supreme Court Strikes Down Tariffs? Trump Has Options
President Donald Trump has warned that the United States will be rendered "defenseless'' and possibly "reduced to almost Third World status'' if Supreme Court strikes down the tariffs he imposed this year on nearly every country on earth.
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Virginia's New Lieutenant Governor Is "Deeply Attached To Hyderabad"
India-born American politician Ghazala Hashmi, who was elected as Virginia's Lieutenant Governor, had visited her hometown of Hyderabad a decade ago, displaying a profound attachment to the city, according to her cousin.
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12 Dead As Engine Falls Off Cargo Plane That Crashed In US' Kentucky
A UPS cargo plane's left wing caught fire and an engine fell off just before it crashed and exploded after takeoff in Kentucky, a federal official said, offering the first investigative details about a disaster that killed at least 12 people.
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Richa Ghosh Had Hairline Fracture On Finger, Batted Through Pain In Women's World Cup Semi-Final And Final
Wicket-keeper batter Richa Ghosh played the Women's World Cup 2025 knockouts in spite of the pain caused by a fracture, it has been revealed.
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Chinese Company Kicks Off Trial Production Of Flying Cars, Ahead Of Tesla
A Chinese firm this week began trial production of flying cars stated to be the next generation in the world of transportation, ahead of US firm Tesla and others plans to launch the same shortly.
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Trump "Threatened" By Us: Mamdani Responds To "Failure" Remark
New York City Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani said US President Donald Trump is "threatened" by his campaign, as the American leader warned voters that the city's "survival" is at risk if the Democratic nominee wins.
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Indian-Origin Driver Who Killed 3 In US Was Sober During Crash: Officials
An Indian-origin driver who crashed his semi-truck killing three people in California last month was not driving while intoxicated, contrary to initial reports, but the case remains a grossly negligent homicide, US authorities have said.
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"He Is Not With Us": Renuka Thakur's Mother Reveals How Daughter Fulfilled Late Father's Dream
Renuka Singh Thakur's mother, Sunita, also said that her late husband was a cricket lover who wanted her daughter to do well in the game.
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Canadian PM's "Progress" With India Comment Amid Tariff Tensions With US
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has referred to the "progress" his country has made with India as he stressed that Canada is building partnerships abroad amid tariff pressures with the US.
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India's Exports To US Dip 37.5% During May-Sept: Think Tank
India's exports to the US have dipped 37.5 per cent during May-September 2025 from $8.8 billion in May to $5.5 billion in September, think tank GTRI said on Sunday.
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Haryana Teen On 'Dunki' Dash To US Killed By Traffickers In Guatemala
A Haryana teenager who set out for the US last October through the treacherous 'dunki' route in search of a job has been killed after allegedly being held captive by human traffickers in Guatemala, his family members claimed.
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Indians Key To Tech Leadership: Lawmakers Urge Trump To Ease H-1B Visa Curbs
US lawmakers have urged President Donald Trump to reconsider his proclamation on H1-B visas, including the USD 100,000 fee, asserting that Indian nationals are central to American leadership in IT and AI
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Indian-Mexican Man, Wife Smuggled People Into US From Several Countries: Cops
An Indian national, his wife, his organisation that smuggled people into the US from across continents along with at least 16 companies have been sanctioned by the US federal authorities.
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US Deported 2,790 Indians Staying Illegally: Centre
Since January, at least 2,790 Indian nationals who did not meet the criteria, and were illegally staying in the US, have returned, the government said on Thursday.
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Your Phone's GPS Knows More Than Your Location, IIT Delhi Research Warns
GPS guides us to places or helps us track our online orders. But the "fine-grained" data collected by it on Android smartphones can reveal far more than just the location, quietly exposing a person's activity and environment.
