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Anand Sharma Resigns As Chairman Of Congress' Foreign Affairs Department
Veteran Congress leader Anand Sharma resigned as the chairman of the party's foreign affairs department on Sunday to help in its reconstitution and enable bringing in younger leaders.
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Legislation To Hire Foreign Health Professionals On H-1B Visas Introduced In US
A legislation aiming at hiring foreign healthcare professionals on H-1B visas to help the United States Department of Veteran Affairs meet the medical needs of people has been introduced.
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Biden Nominates Indian-American Legal Expert Anjali Chaturvedi For Key Post
Prominent Indian-American legal expert Anjali Chaturvedi has been nominated by US President Joe Biden as General Counsel in the veterans affairs department, the latest from the community to be named for a key position in the administration.
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Wounded US Vets Return to Afghanistan to Confront Demons
While an end is now in sight for America's longest war, many of the more than 19,000 Americans wounded in Afghanistan will be coping with injuries for years to come.
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Anand Sharma Resigns As Chairman Of Congress' Foreign Affairs Department
Veteran Congress leader Anand Sharma resigned as the chairman of the party's foreign affairs department on Sunday to help in its reconstitution and enable bringing in younger leaders.
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Legislation To Hire Foreign Health Professionals On H-1B Visas Introduced In US
A legislation aiming at hiring foreign healthcare professionals on H-1B visas to help the United States Department of Veteran Affairs meet the medical needs of people has been introduced.
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Biden Nominates Indian-American Legal Expert Anjali Chaturvedi For Key Post
Prominent Indian-American legal expert Anjali Chaturvedi has been nominated by US President Joe Biden as General Counsel in the veterans affairs department, the latest from the community to be named for a key position in the administration.
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Wounded US Vets Return to Afghanistan to Confront Demons
While an end is now in sight for America's longest war, many of the more than 19,000 Americans wounded in Afghanistan will be coping with injuries for years to come.
