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Nikki Haley Gets Heckled At Global Women Summit In New York
Nikki Haley, the tough-talking and blunt US Ambassador to the UN, was heckled during an annual summit on women in New York as she spoke about President Donald Trump and Russia. Ms Haley was talking during the 'Women in the World Summit', an annual gathering of influential women leaders, politicians and activists organised by Tina Brown in associati...
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Proud Of Her Indian Heritage, Nikki Haley Says Her Parents Raised Her To Be Strong
Nikki Haley is proud of her Indian parents and says they raised her to be great at whatever she does and to ensure people remember her for it. Ms Haley was talking during the 'Women in the World Summit', an annual gathering of influential women leaders, politicians and activists organised by Tina Brown in association with the New York Times.
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Shabana Azmi, Worried About Intolerance, Says 'Dissent Must be Respected'
"The growing intolerance in the country is extremely worrying. The debate currently is not just about putting the fringe elements down, but also about respecting dissent," Shabanaji said. "Intolerance will continue, but the question remains how the state will deal with this," the actress added
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Barkha Dutt On The Women's Safety Remarks That Went Viral
Every country is struggling with entrenched misogyny in varied ways. The gender debate, in effect, is a global one, says Barkha Dutt.
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Angelina Jolie honours Pakistani teenage activist Malala Yousafzai
Hollywood star Angelina Jolie paid tribute to Malala Yousafzai, a 14-year-old girl from Pakistan, who was shot in the head for advocating girls' education.
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Nikki Haley Gets Heckled At Global Women Summit In New York
Nikki Haley, the tough-talking and blunt US Ambassador to the UN, was heckled during an annual summit on women in New York as she spoke about President Donald Trump and Russia. Ms Haley was talking during the 'Women in the World Summit', an annual gathering of influential women leaders, politicians and activists organised by Tina Brown in associati...
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Proud Of Her Indian Heritage, Nikki Haley Says Her Parents Raised Her To Be Strong
Nikki Haley is proud of her Indian parents and says they raised her to be great at whatever she does and to ensure people remember her for it. Ms Haley was talking during the 'Women in the World Summit', an annual gathering of influential women leaders, politicians and activists organised by Tina Brown in association with the New York Times.
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Shabana Azmi, Worried About Intolerance, Says 'Dissent Must be Respected'
"The growing intolerance in the country is extremely worrying. The debate currently is not just about putting the fringe elements down, but also about respecting dissent," Shabanaji said. "Intolerance will continue, but the question remains how the state will deal with this," the actress added
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Barkha Dutt On The Women's Safety Remarks That Went Viral
Every country is struggling with entrenched misogyny in varied ways. The gender debate, in effect, is a global one, says Barkha Dutt.
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Angelina Jolie honours Pakistani teenage activist Malala Yousafzai
Hollywood star Angelina Jolie paid tribute to Malala Yousafzai, a 14-year-old girl from Pakistan, who was shot in the head for advocating girls' education.
