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• New York Consulate to issue a record 100,000 visas this year, 2006-11-10
LONG queues on any given working day are a familiar scene outside American Embassy in New Delhi or its consulates at Chennai, Mumbai and Kolkatta. This could as well be the scene at the Indian Consulate in New York in coming years.
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• N-deal dialogue initiators, Jaswant, Talbott take U-turn, 2006-11-10
FORMER Indian Foreign minister Jaswant Singh and the Deputy Secretary of State under the Bill Clinton administration Strobe Talbott, laid the foundation for the initiation of the nuclear dialogue between India and the United States, which a couple of years later in 2005 resulted in signing in an agreement of civilian nuclear co-operation between the two countries.
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• Mufti pitches for N-energy at UN, 2006-11-10
PITCHING strongly for nuke power as an alternative source of energy for power-starved countries like India, former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister, Mufti Mohammad Syed, has said India with its advanced technology is prepared to help out other countries of the world in this regard.
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• Computer sector facing shortage of manpower’, 2006-11-10
VAPTECH, a software company inserted an advertisement few months back in the local Star Ledger newspaper seeking job applications for a few hundred openings. The advertisement, which ran for several days, attracted just two resumes, to the surprise of top company officials.
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• Burns puts off India visit, new date undecided, 2006-11-10
WITH uncertainty looming large over the fate of the Indo-US civilian nuclear agreement in the coming lame-duck session of the Congress and the Republicans facing an uphill task in the coming polls, Under-Secretary of State for Political Affairs Nicholas R Burns has postponed his visit to India later next week.
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• India fuels foreign enrolments in US varsities, 2006-11-10
INDIAN students coming to study in American universities are “fuelling” the growth of international enrollment in Unites States Graduate schools.
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• OCI cards a big hit with Indian Americans, 2006-11-10
IT was on January 7 last at the third Pravasi Bharatiya Divas meet in Hyderabad that two American citizens— Nivruti Rai and Iftekhar Shareef— were handed over the first two Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) cards by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.
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• Modi govt running only on propaganda, says Vaghela, 2006-11-10
A FORMER ‘Pracharak’ of the Hindu nationalist Rashtriya Swyamsevak Sangha (RSS), SHANKER SINGH VAGHELA, was one amongst those who laid the foundation and a well-oiled network for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the Indian state of Gujarat.
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• Brothers from NJ make mathematics their latest code of communication, 2006-11-03
IT is as simple as two plus two. No matter what part of the world a person is in, the laws, theorems and equations of mathematics will stay the same. And that is the logic that the young Kunal and Rushal Rege use to communicate with strangers and make new friends.
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• Richer Indian travelers boost US tourism industry, 2006-11-03
IT is not only India which is benefiting from the new warmth between India and the United States, the Land of Opportunities too seems to be reaping a rich harvest from this bonhomie of relationship in the post 9/11 era.
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