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November 7 Hubby Hardly Knew Of Madhuri Dixit's Life On Screen Shriram Nene had never seen any of her films, and was unaware of her celebrity status, says the star's family. SAGA Fighting For Life Ohio physician seeks to turn his wife's death into inspiration for patients' empowerment in India. NEWS African Americans Flag Down NY Cabbies A rally is being held in Harlem on Saturday to decry racism among taxi and limo drivers. NEWS Between The Centre And The Right Ruling party in British Columbia caught between moderate and fundamentalist Sikhs. November 6 NEWS Mahatma's Name Invoked in Police Recruitment 'You must become the change you wish to see in the world,' is New Jersey's first African American police chief Carson Dunbar urged minorities. NEWS 'Illegible' Doctor Faces Living Nightmare 'Each time I use my hand, especially for writing prescriptions, I remember what happened,' says Texas cardiologist Ramachandra Kolluru, the first doctor held liable by a jury in a fatal medication mix-up because the pharmacist could not read his handwriting. NEWS Major Canadian Charity Targets Immigrant Communities Among the 15 programs made possible is a groundbreaking youth project for gay and lesbian youth that will he aided by donation by United Way. November 5 NEWS Remove Advani Pic from Demagogue Wall: Community Leader The Museum of Tolerance has put the Indian home minister in the same league as Saddam Hussein and Idi Amin. ACHIEVER The Hurricane Man Tiruvalam N Krishnamurti is in demand in stormy weather because he is an authority not only on hurricanes but also on typhoons and monsoons. NEWS Danny Glover Ko Gussa Kyon Aata Hai? The actor, who was snubbed by five New York cabbies, says they ought to be more sensitive when dealing with the minorities. Film-making secrets IPN annual meeting Seminar on dating November 4 BOOKS Pune-Born Journalist Digs Murder In Daytona Beach S V Date becomes one of the few Florida journalists who have turned to writing crime fiction -- and successfully. SUCCESS STORY Hunter From Karaikudi Helps Castro Recover Gold Sethu Raman hits pay dirt near Havana harbour, finding Spanish treasure sunk centuries ago. NEWS Dosanjh Criticized For Mass Drafting Of Indo-Canadians Though his action was not unethical under party rules, his opponents questioned the integrity of him admitting 6,000 voters around the same time. NEWS Canada Faces A Shortage Of Immigrants Sick of red tape, arrogance and internal strife, newcomers seek greener pastures. MetLife contest November 3 NEWS Where Is Shilpa Prabhu's Husband? Despite reported sightings, six weeks on, Shailesh, a software engineer, is still missing. MOVIES Rajshri's Hum Saath Saath Hain Gets 60-Screen Welcome This will be the biggest opening ever in North America for any Bollywood film. Donation to jawans Play on desis November 2 SUCCESS STORY He Who Unravelled Medical Red Tape Hard, hard work and self-confidence sees Pavan Nigam's Healtheon make the difference in a chaotic industry. NEWS Who Killed Kumar Sanu's Show? Some say poor sales of tickets tripped it up. But the local promoter says the Indian community sabotaged the show. NEWS Bitter Medicine: Like It Or Lump It Establishment objects to Sayantani DasGupta's new book on biases in medical school. NEWS Trying Time For Judge Judge Timothy Evans has to decide if the 14-year-old boy accused of killing Rupinder Dhillon can be tried as an adult. Archives |
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