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BENGALURU/CHIKKABALLAPURA : Following the rising tensions between Iran and Israel, the Non-Resident Indian (NRI) Forum in Bengaluru wrote to the Ministry of External Affairs on Monday, requesting urgent action to bring back nine Karnataka students from Iran. According to officials, eight students from Alipur in Gauribidanur taluk and one from Bengaluru are stranded in Iran. They had gone there for higher education. The students from Gauribidanur are Habeeb Raza, Shabbir Ali, Ilhan Ali, Irfan Hyd
NEW DELHI: During his two-day visit to the US, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi will deliver a speech at the Brown University in Rhode Island and meet with the NRI community among others. Gandhis visit comes ahead of the India- US trade pact talks in Washington on April 23. The Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha was welcomed by Congress Overseas Chief Sam Pitroda in the US, who described Gandhi as a voice for the youth, for democracy, and for a better future. Later, in a post on X, Pitroda wrote,
Bhopal: A US-based highly paid IT professional of Indian origin has allegedly been duped of a whopping Rs 2.68 crore in the name of marriage by an Indore-based young woman and her brother. According to Indore police crime branch sources, a highly paid IT professional V Kalaga, who hailed from Andhra Pradesh and is working in a premier company in North Carolina, was looking for a perfect Indian girl to marry. His quest for finding the right Indian life-partner took him to a premier matrimonial po
PATNA: A 36-year-old non-resident Indian (NRI) was shot dead by unidentified armed criminals in Bihars Vaishali district, police said on Saturday. The incident took place when the victim identified as Anand Shankar, an engineer working in the United States (UN), was returning to his native village Sakrauli Buchauli village under Mahisaur police station limits in Vaishali district on Friday. The assailants waylaid Shankar near Ufraul Dainipul under Rajapakar police station and attempted to snatch
NEW DELHI: Hundred crore Indians do not have any extra income to spend, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge claimed on Thursday and alleged that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's version of Viksit Bharat emptied ordinary Indians' pockets and filled the coffers of select billionaires. India is staring at a global tariff war and trade barriers and the Union budget announcements have turned out to be a damp squib, he further said. Narendra Modi ji, 100 crore Indians do not have any extra income to s