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A Malaysian Indian leader who published a letter addressed to British Prime Minister Gordon Brown on a website two years ago will be tried for sedition by a Sessions court in Malaysia..
| | Former American President Bill Clinton will be among many top leaders to address the seventh Pan-IIT Global Conference being held in Chicago in October.
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A local councillor in a British city has been suspended for calling an Indian-origin rival "coconut", which is a racial slur.
| | The oldest party of ethnic Indians, the Malaysian Indian Congress (MIC) has proposed that Tamil language be included as the 11th subject in the country's high school education.
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Anti-racist campaigners are being urged to put aside their rotten eggs and tomatoes to target British National Party (BNP) chief Nick Griffin with a more ethnic fare, such as a pot of hot vindaloo curry.
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An Indian student was injured in an attack at a mall in this Australian city, media reports said on Friday.
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President Barack has named Vinai Thummalapally, an Indian-American businessman and a former college friend who raised over $100,000 for his campaign, as ambassador to the central American nation of Belize.
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A Sydney-based homeopath and his wife have been found guilty of causing the death of their nine-month-old daughter by failing to provide her proper medical treatment.
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Indian students in Sydney plan to hold a rally Indians protest in Australia to protest against continuing attacks on them.
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Brazilian search aircraft spotted seats and part of a plane wing in the Atlantic where an Air France jet went down nearly a week ago, officials said after two bodies and other items were recovered from the area.
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The string of attacks on students from India while travelling on late-night trains has forced them to form groups to protect themselves in this Australian city.
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Indiana University in the US has been given a government grant of $119,999 to educate middle and high school teachers and students in Hindi and Urdu, two of the three "strategic languages spoken in some of the most populated countries."
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Australian universities have joined their government in condemning the attacks on Indian students in that country. Glen Withers, the chief executive of Universities Australia - a body representing 38 universities, expressed regret at the attacks on Indian students.
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On social networking sites, Indian students across the globe have been expressing their anger and condemnation of the racist attacks on Indians studying in Australia.
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