Presidential Scholar Hema Pingali from Randolph School makes her community proud
Hema Pingali of Huntsville Alabama has been named a 2013 U.S. Presidential Scholar, The U.S. Department of Education announced on May 6.
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Satyajit Dattagupta Named VP of Enrollment at Washington College
CHESTERTOWN, MD—Washington College has named Satyajit Dattagupta, an admissions executive at the University of Rochester with a strong background in computer science and data analysis, as its new Vice President for Enrollment Management.
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US accolade for India for developing diarrhea vaccine
New Delhi, May 15 --The US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Wednesday congratulated India for developing an indigenous rotavirus vaccine for prevention of diarrhea.
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Got high blood pressure? Try hanging up your cell phone
A study released Wednesday at the annual meeting of the American Society of Hypertension in San Francisco found that talking on a mobile phone causes systolic blood pressure - the higher number in a blood pressure reading and the number doctors pay more attention to as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease - to rise significantly.
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Indo-US cooperation in education to increase - Pallam Raju
Washington, May 16 -- India and the US will further expand cooperation in the knowledge sector, Human Resource Development Minister Pallam Raju said here during a round table discussion on the US-India Academic Partnership.
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Your essential cut-out-and-keep guide to modern laughter
Today, we're going to answer the much-asked question: How can adults communicate with young people?
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70,000 km around the world in six months - to document the diaspora
New Delhi --There are an estimated 25 million people of Indian origin settled across the globe.
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Small US town Gettysburg in Pennsylvania is big draw for democracy lovers
Gettysburg (Pennsylvania) -- This small town just an hour and a half drive away from Washington has a population of a mere 110,000. But every year three million people from India and all over the world come visiting.
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India-Africa festival opens in Johannesburg
Johannesburg -- With an eclectic blend of cinema, music, art and photography exhibitions, entrepreneurs and bloggers workshops and panel discussions the 12-day Indiafrica Festival 2013 began here Monday aiming to reach out to the youth of South Africa. .
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Return of US dollar, end of gold run
Mark Twain once said that a gold miner is a liar standing next to a hole dug up in the ground. The time has come for financial market participants to stop looking at the world through the prism of a goldbug.
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