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Throngs celebrate NY legalisation of gay marriage

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Street parties broke out in traditionally gay Manhattan neighborhoods overnight on Friday to Saturday, as crowds danced, kissed and hugged to celebrate the legalisation of gay marriage in New York st

Maid who sued Counsel General Prabhu Dayal scared: lawyer

Santosh Bhardwaj, the maid who has sued a top Indian diplomat here for alleged forced labour, was scared to take legal action against him given his high profile stature, her lawyer said on Tuesday.

Maid claims Indian official in NY kept her like a ‘slave’

A former maid has accused India’s consul-general in New York Prabhu Dayal of treating her like a “slave” and of making sexual advances, which the diplomat denied, calling it “complete nonsense” and “mischievous and malicious lies”.

Palestinian refugee wins UN film prize

A 25-year-old Palestinian refugee on Monday won a United Nations competition with his short film based on the story of a Palestinian refugee family returning to their ruined home in a conflict-ravaged

Huntsman chides ex-boss Obama on troop drawdown

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Former ambassador to China Jon Huntsman chided his ex-boss President Barack Obama on Wednesday for what he criticised as a too-tentative plan to draw down US forces in Afghanistan.

India's neighbours in ‘most failed states’ list of US magazine

India's neighbours – Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka – are featured in the list of the ‘most failed states’, according to the annual ranking prepared by the Foreign Policy magazine.

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Crew of 6 aims to be first to row to North Pole

Polar bears and ice floes are prudently avoided by most people but to Scottish adventurer Jock Wishart they are food for the soul.

Indian Consul General slapped with forced-labour suit; he says it's 'nonsense'

Prabhu Dayal, the Indian Consul General in New York, has been accused of treating a former domestic help as a slave and making sexual advances, a charge rejected by Dayal as 'complete nonsense'.

Springsteen sax star Clarence Clemons dies

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Star saxophonist Clarence Clemons, a defining member of Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, has died after suffering a stroke, with the rock legend describing the loss of his longtime friend and music

Indian-American youth held by police in New York

A 17-year-old Indian-American youth was handcuffed and arrested by police when he went to the rescue of his mother who was harassed and spit on her face by a Chinese national in Flushing area of Queen

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