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Some Indian organisations were taken off the list in 2010, during President Obama’s first visit to India.
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He also spoke at length about his decision to pull the US out of Afghanistan, ending the country's longest war.
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The IMF chief also pointed out a shift in market expectations, which leads to knock-on effects on asset prices and on exchange rates.
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It was also the warmest year on record in the US, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced on Friday.
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Choosing courses in the United States offers flexibility and a variety of subject options to explore diverse interests. Students can combine core subjects like economics or biology with electives such as photography or environmental science.
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In the past four years, visitor numbers from India have increased by five times, and more than two million Indians traveled to the United States in the first eleven months of 2024, a 26% increase over the same period in 2023.
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Bandi Vamsi died under suspicious circumstances, his body was found in a car parked at the cellar of the apartment where he was staying.
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Here are some helpful tips and strategies to help students succeed and fully embrace their academic journey in the United States.
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Universities such as Harvard, Brown, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Johns Hopkins University, and the University of Southern California issued advisories to foreign students as some begin their classes after the Presidential inauguration on January 20, 2025.
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At a press conference in Geneva, four experts, who serve as Special Rapporteurs to the UN Human Rights Council, urged the international community to hold Israel accountable for alleged violations of international law, including disproportionate violence, humanitarian blockades, and settlement expansion in the Occupied Palestinian Territory
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The artefacts were returned at a ceremony to India's Consulate General represented by Consul Manish Kulhary by Alexandra de Armas, the Homeland Security Investigation (HSI) Group Supervisor, the prosecutor's office said
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According to a report, the new wave of layoffs has hit X, primarily affecting its engineering department
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A study by US and Canadian researchers offers strong evidence of the lifelong health impact of early sugar intake. Children with restricted sugar consumption during their first 1,000 days after conception had up to a 35% lower risk of developing Type 2 diabetes.
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DHS removed or returned over 1,60,000 individuals and operated more than 495 international repatriation flights to more than 145 countries
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Says Israeli operation should “close out” direct military exchange between two enemy countries
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Al Jazeera said the accusations were “fabricated” and “part of a wider pattern of hostility” toward the pan-Arab network
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Letters of recommendation (LORs), also known as reference letters in the Indian context, provide a fresh, independent evaluation of the applicant from someone who has observed the student in academic and/or professional contexts.
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WHO and its partners launched second round of a polio vaccination campaign, aiming to immunise over half a million children
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The complex Israel-America relation may have serious effects on poll results with Arab-Americans veering away from Harris
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US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell addressed reporters after talks with South Korean and Japanese officials, focusing on revitalizing international pressure against North Korea amid challenges at the UN Security Council.