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Encouraging people's participation, Rai called upon those concerned about the state of democracy in India to join in collective fasting activities. These gatherings are not limited to specific locales but extend from homes to state capitals, aiming to galvanize support for Kejriwal's cause.

An Indian student in the US state of Ohio has died and police are investigating the case, according to India's Consulate in New York. This is the latest in a string of incidents that have affected the Indian-origin community in the US.

According to reports, the earthquake was centered near Lebanon, New Jersey. Fortunately, the Fire Department of New York swiftly confirmed that there were no immediate reports of damage.

The party's manifesto featured images purportedly showcasing the pollution of India's rivers. However, upon closer inspection, it was reportedly said that the images used were not from India but from Thailand.

United States President Joe Biden has praised the quick thinking of the 22 Indian-origin personnel aboard the 'Dali' for their mayday call, which prevented further casualties during the collision with a Baltimore bridge.

New York based Anthony Villiotti has opened NYC’s first pop-up ‘cry spa’ where people can book slots for for $20 for crying. The sob parlour provides special playlists of songs including including songs from the hip-hop, R&B, pop and rock genres.

The employee, expressing opposition to technology enabling what they labeled as genocide, shouted, "No cloud for apartheid" before being booed and escorted out of the venue.

In response to a surge in crime, New York Governor Kathy Hochul has taken decisive action, deploying over a thousand National Guard members to patrol subway stations across the city. The move aims to enhance public safety and address growing concerns about rising criminal activities in the metropolitan transit system.

The upcoming T20 World Cup 2024 encounter between India and Pakistan has witnessed an unprecedented surge in ticket prices, reaching astronomical figures in the resale market.

US President Joe Biden has expressed hopes for a ceasefire in Gaza as soon as "next Monday" as Israel and Hamas appeared to close in on a deal during talks in Qatar. "My national security adviser tells me that we're close. We're close. We're not done yet. My hope is by next Monday we'll have a ceasefire," Biden told reporters during a visit to New York.