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(Above, Inset: l-r): Basima Sisemore, researcher for the Global Justice Program at the Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley; Elsadig Elsheikh, Director of the Global Justice Program at the Othering & Belonging Institute at UC Berkeley; Helen Zia, AAPI activist, author, and journalist; and Irene de Barraicua, Director of Operations, Lideres Campesinas. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Why Women are Primary Target of Xenophobic Hate

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Pilot Drive for Digital On-boarding of Street Vendors Launched in India

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India@75 – Painting and Poster Making Competition

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Jai Hind! – Celebration of India’s 75th Independence Day

Divrembrandts Huge Night Watch Gets Bigger Thanks To Aidiv

Rembrandt’s huge ‘Night Watch’ gets bigger thanks to AI

Haryali Choorma: Rajasthani Delight

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Wishing All Readers a Very Happy Holi!

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Reconnecting to Faith: Covid-19 Survivor Recites Prayers from Childhood

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Super Bowl and Chinese Lunar New Year Could Spark Covid Surge, Warns California Health Official

Botticelli Masterpiece Sells For 92 Mn At Us Auction

Botticelli masterpiece sells for $92 mn at US auction

Botticelli Masterpiece Expected To Top 80 Mn At Sothebys Sale

Botticelli ‘masterpiece’ expected to top $80 mn at Sotheby’s sale

The tableau of Department of Biotechnology passes through the Rajpath at the 72nd Republic Day Celebrations, in New Delhi on January 26, 2021. (All Photos: PIB)

Happy 72nd Republic Day! – India Celebrates

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Siliconeer Wishes Everyone a Safe, Healthy and Happy Diwali

Siliconeer Diwali 2020

A Happy, Healthy Diwali to All!

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A Connected World: Human and Nature – Measure T

Minorities Make Acting Gains But Remain Shut Out Of Top Tv Jobs

Minorities make acting gains but remain shut out of top TV jobs

(Clockwise from top left): John Yang, executive director of Asian Americans Advancing Justice | AAJC; Neil Ruiz, associate director of Global Migration and Demography Research at the Pew Research Center; Manju Kulkarni, executive director of AP3CON; Michael German, fellow in the Brennan Center for Justice’s Liberty and National Security program. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Hate is Here to Stay

Ustad Amjad Ali Khans Grandsons Make Musical Debut On His Bday

Ustad Amjad Ali Khan’s grandsons make musical debut on his b’day

Lets A Go Super Mario To Make Theme Park Debut In Japan Next Year

Let’s-a go! Super Mario to make theme park debut in Japan next year

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Without Art, the Stark Realities of Covid would Make the World Unbearable

Dungeons And Dragons Thai Temples Put Quirky Spin On Buddhism

Dungeons and dragons: Thai temples put quirky spin on Buddhism

‘In Time of COVID-19’: Video and Essay Contest Winners Revealed

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“Don’t Let Us Disappear” – Youth Contest Winners Urge San Francisco Parents to Fill Out Census

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Akshaya Patra USA Hosts First Virtual Gala, Raises $1 Million to Provide COVID-19 Relief to Migrant Workers and Children in India

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United We Fight: Indian Council for Cultural Relations

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Politico-Democratic Giants Meet in India – A Memorable Visit with Possible Electoral Ramifications

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Grand Celebration of Pramukh Swami Maharaj’s 98th Birthday in Mumbai

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From a Stepwell to a Garbage Dump – The Blindsight of Jhunjhunu City Officials

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Garba Dandia for Eradicating Curable Blindess – Sankara Eye Foundation

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Youth Essay Writing Contest in San Francisco: Why My Family Counts in the 2020 Census

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