In other news: One of the best kept secrets of how the controversial nuclear deal between India and the United States of America was passed in the US Congress is the role played by Indian doctors and accountants in America. When Ronen Sen, then India's ambassador in Washington, met nearly half of the US senators in their home states to persuade them to swing their support for the nuclear deal, he relied considerably on these sections of the Indian-American community. Read the report on the Telegraph.