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We foresee India as a market with huge potential which is re-enforced by Indians' traditional love for spices.
56,700 Indians Face Deportation from Saudi Arabia
As many as 56,700 Indians face deportation from Saudi Arabia in the next one-and-half months.
Indian Guest Workers Sue US Company
Put simply, plaintiffs had been deceived into taking on life-altering debt for something that was never going to happen
For the Elderly in US, Poetry Blunts the Pain of Isolation
Some senior immigrants refer to their life in the US as living in a "golden cage" attributable to their ignorance of the language, lack of mobility and social contacts.
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n 18-year-old Indian-American girl has invented a super-capacitor device that could potentially charge a cellphone in less than 20 seconds.
Manmohan a Failure: Urban Indian Voters’ Verdict on UPA 2
On UPA-2′s fourth birthday – due tomorrow – the public mood is distinctly sullen with adjectives such as ‘very poor’, ‘poor’ and ‘average’ defacing Honest Manmohan Singh‘s report card.
Why is India's Dr Kotnis Revered in China
Every time a Chinese leader visits India, he usually meets the family of an Indian doctor who died while treating wounded Chinese soldiers in the conflict with Japan in the 1940s.
India, US Seek Elimination of Terror Havens
India and the US have called upon all nations - without naming any country - to take effective steps to work toward eliminating sanctuaries and infrastructure that supports terrorism and to increase efforts to counter violent extremism.
How the World Looks From India
Indians are anxious about Chinese policies and capabilities, but a new survey finds as many prefer partnering Beijing as those who favour joining hands with other countries to contain it
Delhi's Iconic Signature Bridge to be Ready in 2014
The capital, which has so far basked in the glory of historic monuments and edifices built by the Mughals and Edward Lutyens, will boast of an iconic structure of its own in the form of the Signature Bridge
India to Lobby Foreign Agencies for Improving University Rankings
India is set to lobby international ranking agencies and seek their expertise on improving the poor showing of the country’s higher educational institutes in the global league tables.
Indian Media: Spot-fixing Investigation
Spot-fixing allegations in the Indian Premier League (IPL) tournament continue to make headlines in India.
Coffee Addiction: Do People Consume Too Much Caffeine?
US officials are investigating the safety of caffeine in snacks and energy drinks, worried about the "cumulative impact" of the stimulant
Decoding the Great Indian Real Estate Ponzi Scheme
A perfect Ponzi scheme is one where money brought in by the newer investors is used to pay off older investors. In this case money brought in by newer investors is used to build homes for the older investors.
Google Faces New Federal Antitrust Probe
US regulators are in the early stages of an antitrust probe into whether Google Inc, the top player in Web display advertising, breaks antitrust law in how it handles some advertising sales
Rajat Gupta vs Raj Rajaratnam: The 21st Century Great Gatsby
The story of Raj Rajaratnam versus Rajat Gupta is playing out in the media like F. Scott Fitzgerald’s famous novel – about old money East Egg, new money West Egg and rotten eggs all around.
How iGate Rewarded Sexual Misconduct
what’s a wee charge of sexual harassment compared to the lucrative potential of a corporate genius credited for taking Infosys’ US revenues from $7 million to $700 million in a decade.
India at Cannes: Cola Without the Fizz?
Prominent filmmakers cite the race for clicking at the box office rather than aesthetics as the reason for the dismal performance by one of the most prolific film-producing nations in the world.
Bollywood's Fashion Disaster on Day 2 of Cannes
The Bollywood entourage makes the fashion police run for cover as they seem to be dressed for a big, fat Indian wedding at one of the most fashionable events of the world.
Sanjay Dutt: India Bollywood Actor Returns to Jail
Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt has returned to jail to serve his sentence for firearms offences linked to 1993 blasts which killed 257 people in Mumbai.
At 104, Noida Man is World’s Oldest to Get a Heart Stent
Not only did he successfully undergo an angioplasty but, at 104 years of age, also became the oldest person in the world to do so.
Passenger Booted from Flight for Singing Non-stop
A passenger was booted off an American Airlines flight en route from Los Angeles to New York Monday when she would not stop singing Whitney Houston's hit "I Will Always Love You".
A Strip of Cloth That Makes Dry Cleaners Shudder
Some women go further — waiting until they travel to India to take care of their soiled saris. Assuming that saris are made there, they reason, Indian dry cleaners should know what they are doing.
Boy Genius Diagnosed with Autism Found to Have IQ Higher Than Einstein
A 14-year-old boy from Indiana, who was diagnosed with moderate to severe autism at the age of 2, has an IQ of 170, which is higher than Einstein’s, and he is now on the road to winning a Nobel Prize.
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