NEWS
Census officials upset by INS raid
Census officials have sought to ease the fear of illegal immigrants, who feel that information about their status could be passed on to the Immigration and Naturalization Service.

NEWS
Virk murder trial nears end
Reena Virk's murder two-and-a-half years ago caught international attention because the eight attackers of the 14-year-old girl were her teenage schoolmates.

MOVIES
Merchant's Cotton Mary divides US critics
While some said the movie was passionless, others called it a masterpiece.

HEALTH
Washington-backed Butterfly welcomed in many Indian homes
A US-based group has added a new element to India's family planning program -- profit.

RECENT FEATURES

Verdict against Deepak Chopra dismissed
Appellate court throws out jury verdict against New Age guru because judge made demeaning comments about his lawyer.

'Father' of dead girl charged
Venkateswara Vemireddy, who brought over the girl that Lakireddy Bali Reddy allegedly had sex with, has been charged with bringing aliens illegally into the US.

Clinton apologist lobbies for Islamabad
Now Lanny J Davis is explaining why donations made to Hillary Clinton at a Pakistan fund-raiser may not have influenced the President's decision to visit Pakistan.

Clinton's visit may not change things: panel
Professor Phil Oldenburg of the Columbia Southern Asian Institute says American leaders never appreciated India's aspiration to be recognized as a world leader and that Indian diplomats made matters worse by looking down on Americans.

'A far more dangerous place'
An Independent Task Force fired an Open Letter to President Bill Clinton asserting that relations between India and Pakistan have sunk to a dangerous level, one that could all too easily lead to conflict.

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