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New York Assemblywoman Rajkumar launches campaign for New York City Comptroller
New York State Assemblywoman, Jenifer Rajkumar, the first South Asian American woman elected to a New York State Office, officially launched her campaign for New York City Comptroller on August …
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India is confident to work with whichever candidate becomes the next US President, says Foreign Minister Jaishankar
India’s Foreign Minister S Jaishankar has expressed that India is prepared to work with the next President of the United States, from either political party, whether it is former US …
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India’s new envoy to the United States arrives in Washington DC
India’s former Foreign Secretary, Vinay Kwatra, has arrived in Washington DC, to assume his new role as the Indian Ambassador to the United States. He is expected to present his …
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Hindu groups and US lawmakers condemn violence against Hindus in Bangladesh
Several Hindu organizations held protests outside the White House in Washington DC, United Nations in New York, and in various locations across the country, calling for justice and protection for …
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Indian Americans win primary elections in Michigan and Kansas
After securing victory in Michigan’s 13th district Democratic primary, Congressman Shri Thanedar (D-Michigan) announced his commitment to helping Democratic Presidential nominee, Kamala Harris and her running mate Governor of Minnesota, Tim …
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Consul General Binaya Pradhan cautions travel agents against overcharging fees and submitting fraudulent documents
Consul General of India in New York, Binaya Pradhan, has warned about unscrupulous travel agents who exploit by charging excessive fees for services, and submitting fraudulent documents to the Indian …