The plight of the nine workers who have been tortured, denied food and detained for the last two months in Saudi Arabia has worsened, even as the Indian Embassy in Saudi Arabia said it was “actively working towards the redressal of their grievances.” In video messages shared with TwoCircles.net, the workers saidContinue Reading
Chicago: There is an outcry of resentment against the killing of innocent children in Florida high school across the USA. The NRI Press Club happens to be among the premier organizations that strongly condemns innocents losing their lives. The Club has urged US President Donald Trump to come out withContinue Reading
Sister Arina Gonsalves was involved with the Archdiocese of Mumbai to protect childrenContinue Reading
New Delhi: In a bid to pressure companies into hiring more Saudi citizens and reduce unemployment in the country, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has imposed a restriction on the expatriates from working in 12 sectors. The tighter policy has been approved by Labor Minister Ali bin Nasser al-Ghafis, aContinue Reading
A quick-acting Indian-American maths teacher is being hailed for saving the lives of her students during the shooting rampage at a Florida high school that left 17 dead. When an alarm sounded for the second time on Feb 14 afternoon, Shanthi Viswanathan shut the doors to her algebra classroom, made theContinue Reading
They are sharing a message of hope on their tour across the United StatesContinue Reading
By Matters India Reporter New York: Indians played key roles when nine international NGOs met at the UN met to stress linking development and human rights to eradicate global poverty. The Congregations of St. Joseph was one of the main organizers at the side event held at the UN headquartersContinue Reading
By Matters India Reporter New York: An Indian rights activist told UN that rights of Dalits and Tribals in India are taken for granted. Ajaya Kumar Singh, one of the human rights activists from India, was invited to speak on the behalf of the NGO Committee for Social Development, asContinue Reading
London: The UK government has agreed to support and fund a national memorial to honour the sacrifices and contribution of Sikh soldiers who fought for Britain and its allies during the two World Wars. More than 83,000 turbaned Sikh soldiers gave their lives and more than 100,000 were injured duringContinue Reading
Washington: Two Indian-American innovation pioneers — Arogyaswami Paulraj for his MIMO wireless technology and Sumita Mitra for her nanocomposite dental materials — have been inducted into the prestigious National Inventors Hall of Fame this year. Arogyaswami Paulraj and Sumita Mitra along with 13 other innovation pioneers would be formally felicitatedContinue Reading
