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US Colleges Court Foreign Entrepreneurs Who Need Visas
He came to America on a student visa, earned a master's degree from Babson College and is now starting a new business, but Abhinav Sureka worries that he'll have to return to India. To stay, he needs an H-1B visa, a temporary work permit typically obtained through a lottery with lower odds of winning than a coin toss.
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US University Acquires Indian-American Author Raja Rao's Works
Renowned Indian-American author and philosopher Raja Rao's archive that includes a broad range of materials from unpublished works to manuscripts of his well-known novels has been acquired by the University of Texas for advancing the study of arts and humanities.
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Number Of Indian Students In US Jumps 31 Per Cent
The number of Indian students in American universities and colleges is nearing two lakh as latest official data released today said that they now number over 194,000, a jump of more than 31 per cent in one year.
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30 Black Students 'Ejected' From Donald Trump's Rally In Georgia
About 30 black students were ejected from Donald Trump's rally in the US state of Georgia, the latest controversy to hit the Republican presidential front-runner's campaign.
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Jihadists Face Growing Pressure as US Mulls Strategy
Elite Iraqi troops backed by US jets battled jihadists near Baghdad Wednesday as Washington devised a strategy for expanded operations against the Islamic State group.
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European spy services shared phone data with US: NSA
European spy services shared phone data with the US National Security Agency and media reports alleging otherwise are "completely false," the NSA's chief told lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Russia, US agree joint push for peace in Syria
After months of sharp differences, Russia and the United States have agreed to push both sides in Syria to find an end to the bloodshed, offering to hold an international conference in search of peace.
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US Colleges Court Foreign Entrepreneurs Who Need Visas
He came to America on a student visa, earned a master's degree from Babson College and is now starting a new business, but Abhinav Sureka worries that he'll have to return to India. To stay, he needs an H-1B visa, a temporary work permit typically obtained through a lottery with lower odds of winning than a coin toss.
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US University Acquires Indian-American Author Raja Rao's Works
Renowned Indian-American author and philosopher Raja Rao's archive that includes a broad range of materials from unpublished works to manuscripts of his well-known novels has been acquired by the University of Texas for advancing the study of arts and humanities.
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Number Of Indian Students In US Jumps 31 Per Cent
The number of Indian students in American universities and colleges is nearing two lakh as latest official data released today said that they now number over 194,000, a jump of more than 31 per cent in one year.
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30 Black Students 'Ejected' From Donald Trump's Rally In Georgia
About 30 black students were ejected from Donald Trump's rally in the US state of Georgia, the latest controversy to hit the Republican presidential front-runner's campaign.
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Jihadists Face Growing Pressure as US Mulls Strategy
Elite Iraqi troops backed by US jets battled jihadists near Baghdad Wednesday as Washington devised a strategy for expanded operations against the Islamic State group.
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European spy services shared phone data with US: NSA
European spy services shared phone data with the US National Security Agency and media reports alleging otherwise are "completely false," the NSA's chief told lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Russia, US agree joint push for peace in Syria
After months of sharp differences, Russia and the United States have agreed to push both sides in Syria to find an end to the bloodshed, offering to hold an international conference in search of peace.
