| Indian
shipyard workers now turn to UN
|
New
York, Apr 9:
Accusing the Indian government of "abandoning" them
to their fate, Indian shipyard workers from Mississippi who
claim to be victims of modern day slavery have now sought the
help of the United Nations.
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| S
Koreans vote for new parliament
|
Seoul,
Ap 9:
South Koreans on Wednesday voted for a new parliament in elections
that will determine whether new President Lee Myung-bak can
easily push through his reform agenda to revitalise the economy.
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| India
concerned about maritime challanges in Indian Ocean: Sen
|
Washington,
Apr 9:
India is seriously concerned about the maritime challenges posed
by piracy, terrorism and trafficking of narcotics, arms and
human being in the Indian Ocean region, where it has the vital
stakes in the security and stability of the region, a senior
official has said.
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| Eliminate
n-weapons, says India
|
United
Nations, Apr 9:
India has sought an "unequivocal commitment" from
all nuclear-weapon states to prohibit development, production
and stockpiling of nuclear weapons for their non-discriminatory
and verifiable elimination within a specified framework.
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| H1B
visas to be selected randomly
|
Washington,
Apr 9:
The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services has said
that it has received enough H-1B visa applications, for high-tech
professionals and highly in demand among Indians, to meet the
...
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