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Good Sports: SMILES FOR HOPE
May 2018 -
Smita Borole, a dentist in Knoxville, TN, helps women who have fallen on hard times get dental care. She's helped more than 180 women so far, many of them victims of domestic violence.
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QUOTA of QUOTES
May 2018 -
Quotes from a newly elected Indian-American, Salman Khan of Khan Academy, a professor of immigration law, spouse of H-1B visa holder, brother of CNN correspondent Sanjay Gupta, and a mom.
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DID THAT REALLY HAPPEN?
May 2018 -
How much do you know about current events in India and the U.S.? Try this short quiz!
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FUN TIME: WHAT’S IN A NUMBER? TWO MUCH
May 2018 -
My sister's 25th wedding anniversary made me think. It’s curious to me how some numbers are more significant in our lives than others. Here are some of the most important ones.
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RESEARCHERS TRACK BLOGS, COMMON SOURCE OF FAKE NEWS
May 2018 -
Blogs continue to have a huge impact on people. COSMOS (Collaboratorium for Social Media and Online Behavioral Studies) tracks and analyzes them in the fight against cyber propaganda campaigns.
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WHAT MAKES YOU INDIAN?
May 2018 -
The hashtag IAmSoIndian recently began trending on Twitter, allowing Indians everywhere to share some of their stereotypically Indian habits. Here are some of the contributions.
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Good Sports: MASTERS INVITATION
April 2018 -
Shubhankar Sharma, from Chandigarh, will play in the Masters Tournament in Augusta, Georgia. He will be its 4th Indian player, following Jeev Milkha Singh, Arjun Atwal, and Anirban Lahiri.
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Good Sports: PROVING A POINT WITH GOLD
April 2018 -
Indian shooter Shahzar Rizvi set a world record at his debut at the ISSF World Cup, winning gold in 10m air pistol event. Jitu Rai and 17-year-old Mehuli Ghosh brought home bronze medals.
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Good Sports: GYMNAST WINS BRONZE
April 2018 -
Aruna Budda Reddy, a 22-year-old gymnast from Hyderabad, made history at the recent gymnastics World Cup in Melbourne, Australia, when she won a bronze medal in women’s vault.
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QUOTA of QUOTES
April 2018 -
Quotes from Srinivas Kuchibhotla's wife, actor Rajnikanth, an engineer on an H-1B visa and waiting for employment-based green card, a comedian, and a Sikh against hijabs and turbans as fashion.
