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Indraf formed to unite Indian ethnic groups, consolidate support
Some 1,500 supporters of the newly formed Indian Rights Action Force coalition today declared their backing for Pakatan Rakyat, ahead of the next general election.
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Uganda Government News: Indians sensitised on new immigration policy
The government is in advanced stages of coming with a national immigration policy to regulate how and the number of people coming to settle in Uganda.
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Brits paying over 25 K pounds to Indian women to become 'surrogate mothers' in India
There are now up to a 1,000 unregulated clinics in India, while many of them specialising in helping Britons to become parents.
A franchisee is suing the coffee-and-donut chain for racial discrimination, in particular against "Asian Indian American women of color." Priti Shetty, who is Indian American, filed a suit in New Jersey state court last week against publicly traded Dunkin' Brands, accusing it of a poor track record with people of color.
PALPKA and ILF conduct legal seminar
The Palakkad Pravasi association of Kuwait , the association of Palakkad natives living in Kuwait and 'Indian Lawyers' Forum', the association of Indian Lawyers and Law graduates in Kuwait are conducting Legal Seminar, on June 1, Friday 2012, at 11.00 am at Mangaf - Friends of Kannur Auditorium.
Parents Take Teaching Hinduism Into Their Own Hands At Santa Monica Bal Kendra
Children are usually the primary complainers about Sunday school, but when Mudita Bahadur started looking for excuses not to take her children to the Hindu temple on Sunday, she knew she had to make a change.
Prez poll: Sangma pins hopes on 'hidden votes'
New Delhi: Former Lok Sabha Speaker PA Sangma, who is considered an underdog in the Presidential race, on Saturday pinned his hopes on 'big number of hidden votes' and equated himself to the 'black man' Barack Obama making it to the White House.
India highlights 'human dimension' of adopted woman facing deportation
Highlighting the "human dimension" of an adopted Indian American woman who faces deportation 30 years after she came here, India has asked the US to ensure her case is treated with the utmost sensitivity and compassion.
Rare Aerial Footage Showing Uncontacted Yanomami Indian Tribe in Brazil Released [VIDEO, PICTURES]
To mark the 20th anniversary of the creation of the "Yanomami Park'in Brazil, the Yanomami Indians have released rare aerial film footage showcasing an uncontacted Indian community in the region.
Brown calls on Harvard to 'correct record' on Elizabeth Warren's heritage
Sen. Scott Brown wants to know why Harvard listed his rival, Elizabeth Warren, as a native American professor.
Victoria's Secret bras and briefs a boost for Indian women
But according to reports the lingerie company is also improving the lives of thousands of rural Indian women who are responsible for creating the garments.
What's an American Indian? Warren case stirs query
The question arises because Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren's disputed claim of Native American identity is spotlighting the subjective nature of Indian heritage.
Indian-American teen wins US National Geographic Bee
An Indian-American boy Rahul Nagvekar has won the National Geographic Bee Championship with an educated guess about the Bavarian city that was a legislative seat of the Holy Roman Empire from 1663 to 1806.
Indian-American orphan woman caught in legal tangle
Washington, May 25 - United States has acknowledged that an adopted Indian American woman who faces deportation thirty years after she came here has been caught in a legal tangle, but a solution was still not on the horizon.
Diversity in Brief - May 24 Edition
Advocates fight for more protections for American Indian women, one in three of whom have experienced some form of sexual assault; report reveals more than 1.5 million minorities were missing from 2010 census; and more.
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Najib To Chair First Indian Economic Roundtable Conference
KUALA LUMPUR, May 24 -- Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak will chair the first roundtable conference to discuss the Indian economic empowerment initiatives, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri G. Palanivel said Thursday.
Witchcraft?: Young woman accused of putting 'menstrual blood' in his boss's coffee
A 24 year old maid was charged Tuesday in a Singapore court for adding menstrual blood to her boss coffee.
Sonam Kapoor celebrates India's films at Cannes
From left, actors Nawazuddin Siddiqui, Anil George, Niharika Singh and director Ashim Ahluwalia pose during a photo call for Miss Lovely at the 65th international film festival, in Cannes, southern France, Thursday, May 24, 2012.
I like curvaceous Indian women Vidya
Size zero may be a fad, but actress Vidya Balan, who flaunted her curves unabashedly in "The Dirty Picture", says she is all for the Indian woman's curvaceous body.
Indian student Dharun Ravi may stay for less than month in jail for good behaviour
Washington, May 24: Indian-American student Dharun Ravi, who was convicted for using a web cam to spy on his roommate while he was making out with another man, could reduce his jail term if he earns credit for good behavior and work behind bars, according to New Jersey corrections officials.
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