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Columbia University goes online after Gaza war protests
Columbia University moved classes online due to Israel-Hamas war unrest, leading to a 'Gaza Solidarity Encampment'. Protests spread to other universities. Jewish students faced intimidation. President Shafik addressed the situation, as Biden and Adams condemned anti-Semitism.
Pro-Palestinian protests sweep US college campuses following mass arrests at Columbia
Columbia University in New York City, Yale University, and Harvard University have all been at the center of escalating tensions surrounding the conflict between Israel and Hamas. Following the arrest of over 100 pro-Palestinian demonstrators at Columbia last week, the university decided to cancel in-person classes as a precautionary measure. At Yale, around 45 protesters were arrested for trespassing after setting up tents on campus and calling for divestment from defense companies doing business with Israel.
Young, bright, dead: Why Indian students' deaths in US aren't probed
While some deaths of Indian and Indian-origin students in the US are explainable, quite a few are not. The police often don’t investigate properly, some Indian-American parents say, because the community doesn’t get ‘enough’ media coverage
Chennai's growth offers global blueprint, claims new research
The ongoing growth story of Chennai has helped experts to create a new way of understanding how "urban sprawl" happens around the world, offering the potential to use it as a blueprint to improve people's lives across the Global South through better urban planning.
China's young people are giving up on saving for retirement
China faces challenges in encouraging young people to save for retirement, with skepticism among youth due to concerns about job scarcity, low wages, and doubts about the future. The country's aging population and underfunded pension system add to the complexity, with projections indicating financial strain and demographic imbalances.
Will you be able to buy Trump Tower at auction? Not anytime soon
New York state could move to seize Donald Trump's properties if he fails to post a bond covering a $454 million judgment, including Trump Tower and Mar-a-Lago. The process is complex and could take over a year, resembling a bank foreclosure rather than an immediate takeover. Legal battles and potential property auctions loom ahead.
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Ex-PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi advises Indian students in US to be 'watchful' amid a string of tragedies
Former PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi advised Indian students in the US to prioritise safety and security, urging them to respect local laws, avoid drugs and excessive drinking. She emphasised the importance of staying alert, making wise choices, and seeking support from university resources and local communities.Indian student dies in US, initial probe rules out foul play
In yet another tragic incident, an Indian student died in Boston and initial investigation has ruled out any foul play, officials said on Monday. "Deeply saddened to learn about the unfortunate demise of Mr. Abhijeeth Paruchuru, an Indian student in Boston," the Consulate General of India in New York said in a post on X.Eagles co-founder Don Henley testifies in the 'Hotel California' trial
A rare-book dealer, Glenn Horowitz, is accused along with two other men of conspiring to possess stolen property -- some 100 pages of Henley's handwritten notes and drafts for hits such as 'New Kid in Town,' 'Hotel California' and 'Life in the Fast Lane.'Indian national dies in fire incident in Manhattan residential building
Fazil Khan was killed in the fire that broke out in a six-story residential building at 2 St. Nicholas Place in Harlem, Manhattan that left about 17 other people injured.FIFA: 2026 World Cup final will be played at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey
FIFA awarded the July 19 championship to the $1.6 billion venue, which opened in 2010, the culminating match of an expanded 48-nation, 104-game tournament that will be spread across three nations for the first time.Hello international changes, now plug into manufacturing
New rules on listing on international exchanges, limited to those in Gujarat's GIFT City, will aid India in realizing its manufacturing ambitions. The cross-listing premium and proximity to Wall Street investors lower the cost of equity capital and yield spreads in debt offerings. Indian companies seeking a global footprint aim to avoid the 'country risk' penalty and improve valuations through institutional development in the global capital market.Neil Diamond's 83rd Birthday: A glance at his illustrious career, iconic hits, and awards
Neil Diamond, the American singer-songwriter was born on January 24, 1941, in New York, US. His interest in music began at the age of 16 years, after acquiring guitar for the first time. Here's everything to know moreRam Mandir Inauguration: From New York's Times Square to Eiffel Tower, How world is celebrating Ram Lalla's homecoming
Hindus worldwide joyously anticipate the consecration of Lord Ram's idol in Ayodhya, uniting in global celebrations. From New York's Times Square billboards to divine Tesla formations in the US, 'Ramayan Path' in Mauritius, a Grand Rath Yatra in Paris, to Canada declaring 'Ayodhya Ram Mandir Day,' the fervor spans continents. Over 50 nations will stream the historic Pran Pratishtha ceremony, underscoring the universal resonance of Lord Ram's teachings and a shared cultural legacy, uniting the global Hindu community in faith and celebration.US weather forecast: New York, New Jersey to receive snow, winter storm expected
In the next two days, at least 3 inches of snow is expected to fall in the states stretching across Iowa, New Jersey New England, Illinois, and Wisconsin to New York, according to AccuWeather. Here's everything to know more.Swiftonomics and Beyonce bump: How stars power economies
Three years after the pandemic wiped out the live music scene, fans are flocking again to see their favourite stars on stage, with Taylor Swift and Beyonce raking it in with tours that are giving local economies a boost. - Queen B stings - The war in Ukraine is usually cited as a key factor for the cost-of-living crisis in Europe but in Sweden, the party held up as responsible for higher-than-expected inflation in May was none other than Beyonce.Amid diplomatic row, Canadian colleges seek to reassure students
Canadian universities are reassuring Indian students about their safety and offering resources to deal with the uncertainty caused by the diplomatic crisis between the two countries. Canada's international education business heavily relies on Indian students, who contribute over $14.6 billion to the Canadian economy annually.Revealing New York city's shifting landscape: NASA study unearths sinking skyscrapers and surprising uplift
New York City is experiencing a transformative shift in its urban landscape, according to a study by NASA and Rutgers University. Using advanced technology, the study analyzed vertical land motion in the city from 2016 to 2023. The research identified factors such as land reclamation and natural processes, including the effects of the last ice age, as contributing to subsidence and uplift in different areas.Discover the keys to success: American billionaire Bill Cummings shares career habits you should follow for a lifetime
Billionaire and philanthropist Bill Cummings shares his insights on achieving success in a recent interview. He emphasizes the importance of saving money, working diligently, and avoiding unnecessary spending. Cummings also values qualities such as determination, drive, integrity, and respect towards others. He believes that effective writing skills, curiosity, problem-solving abilities, and finding joy in one's work are essential for success.Dr Max Gomez is dead. Princeton University graduate to New York Emmy Awards winner CBS journalist, check details
Born in Cuba, Dr. Max Gomez graduated from Princeton University and worked as a Health Editor and Science Editor for many news channels. Know the awards he won.Decoding the legal battle between NFL champion Michael Oher & his adoptive parents
Mr. Oher, now 37 and retired from the N.F.L., is suing the Tuohys because he claims they misled him to believe that the legal conservatorship they held over him was essentially the same as adoption.Biden describes China as "ticking time bomb" over economic problems
Once seemingly "inexhaustible" engine which propelled China is now sputtering, posing alarming risks for Chinese households and economies around the planet. From a profit-enhancing version of globalization, China has devolved into the ultimate wild card in a moment of extraordinary uncertainty for the world's economy, the New York Times reported.Dangerous & rare fungus becoming more prevalent, scientists blame climate change
Candida auris, a rare and dangerous fungal infection, is becoming a global health threat that can cause severe illness with a mortality rate ranging from 30% to 60%.From the colour of French aristocracy to the hue of rebellion: How pink became a cultural phenomenon
Throughout history, designers, artists, and brands have played with the emotions the color evokes, shaping meanings that are ever-evolving.Hollywood Actor Richard Gere, spiritual leaders, industry captains join PM Modi for a star-studded yoga session at UN
Famed Hollywood actor Richard Gere, Iyengar yoga exponent Deidra Demens, New York City Mayor Eric Adams, and prominent American singer Mary Millben were among the eminent personalities who joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a unique yoga session at the UN Headquarters.PM Modi holds discussions with professor Nassim Nicholas Taleb, Author Robert Thurman
Prime Minister will attend Yoga Day celebrations at the UN headquarters on June 21. PM Modi will then travel to Washington DC and will receive a ceremonial welcome at the White House on June 22. US President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden will host a State Dinner in honour of the Prime Minister the same evening. The Prime Minister will also address a Joint Sitting of the US Congress on the same day.At least one dead, five injured in Manhattan parking structure collapse
A parking structure in New York's lower Manhattan collapsed, killing one and injuring five others. Emergency personnel evacuated the area using robotic devices after firefighters were pulled back because of unstable conditions. The New York City Department of Buildings' online records showed that the structure had been cited for 45 violations, including 25 since 2003. The structure's instability led to its collapse, according to city officials. The building had been used by a private college campus whose students, faculty and staff parked their cars there. The New York City police commissioner said that no foul play was suspected.New York, city of Donald Trump's dreams, delivers his comeuppance
Trump was born and raised in Queens to a real estate developer father whose projects were largely in Queens and Brooklyn. But the younger Trump ached to cross the East River and make his name in Manhattan. He gained a foothold with his transformation of the rundown Commodore Hotel into a glittering Grand Hyatt and ensured a spotlight on himself by appearing at the side of politicians and celebrities, popping up at Studio 54 and other hot spots and coaxing near-constant media coverage.Load More
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