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Hazare to announce coordination panel by Nov 10

Anna Hazare is likely to announce a coordination panel by Saturday to take his apolitical anti-corruption movement forward.

Pak man kills Indian doctor in UAE hospital

Indian doctor Rajan Daniel's throat was slit inside a hospital in Abu Dhabi by a Pakistani national who blamed him for his relative's death, a media report said on Saturday.

Indian American student's body found in US harbour

The death of an Indian American student whose body was found in Wilmette harbour near the Northwestern University's suburban Chicago campus has been  ruled as a result of an accidental drowning.

Bobby Jindal to head Republican Governors Association in 2013

Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal, who is perceived to be the Republican Party's potential future presidential candidate, is expected to head the party's governor's body next year.

UK: Illegal Indian immigrant caught after 13 years

An Indian immigrant who arrived in Britain illegally by hiding in a lorry and remained undetected here for 13 years, has been jailed for eight months and faces deportation at the end of the sentence.

Now custody row in US, Indian couple seeks govt aid

In a grim reminder of the Norwegian case earlier this year, a one-year old baby of a Bengali couple was allegedly taken into custody by the child welfare services in New Jersey, US, after it reportedly fell from bed on August 9 and sustained head injuries.

US college screens Sholay to kick off 'Year of India'

An American college, which has on its rolls over 20,000 students from 170 nations, screened the Bollywood blockbuster Sholay as it hosted a `Year of India' during the 2012-13 academic year that will also see presentations to explore India.

Indian students stranded as UK cancels univ licence

The licence of a major London-based university to admit Indian and other non-EU students has been revoked by Britain's immigration authorities citing "serious and systemic failings" on the part of the varsity, stranding hundreds of students.

Anil Kumble rings Nasdaq closing bell

Cricketer Anil Kumble rang the closing bell at the Nasdaq Stock Exchange in New York to commemorate India's Independence Day. Kumble is the chief guest at the annual India Day Parade, organised by the Federation of Indian Associations.

India will continue to train SL defence personnel

India will continue to train Sri Lankan defence personnel at its establishments, minister of state for defence M M Pallam Raju said today, notwithstanding opposition by parties from Tamil Nadu.

Trade between India and US could cross USD 100 bn this year

Trade between India and the US has increased by 40% since the launch of the India-US Strategic Dialogue by the Obama administration three years ago and could cross the $100 billion mark this year, a senior administration official said.

Anni Dewani murder accused pleads not guilty

A South African man on Wednesday pleaded not guilty to murdering honeymooner Anni Dewani, a Swedish of Indian-origin, in South Africa in 2010.

S African Indian man dies after racial, religious taunts

An Indian-origin Muslim man in South Africa was allegedly beaten to death by two people who made racial taunts against him because of his beard.

No stranger to hate crimes, he consoles victims’ kin

When Harjit Singh Sodhi said he could feel the pain experienced by relatives of the Wisconsin gurdwara shootings, he wasn’t kidding. He had been through it before. Twice.
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