Study: India Most Unsafe Country for Women, U.S. Ranks Third June 26, 2018 05:21
A poll of global experts released on Tuesday found that India is the world's most unsafe country for women due to the high peril of sexual ferocity and being constrained into slave labor. The Thomson…
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Indian Tribal Girl Acquires United States Commercial Pilot License June 26, 2018 05:18
Ajmeera Bobby, the daughter of a retired educator is the first Indian tribal region girl from Telangana state to have ventured into aviation sector and to have with success accomplished the rigorous training of commercial…
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Georgia Kids Experience Worst Childhoods: Study June 25, 2018 11:40
Kids in Georgia experience some of the worst childhoods when it comes to various significant elements such as food insecurity and suicide. The nonprofit group Save the Children released its "End of Childhood Report" earlier…
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Scientists, Including Indian-origin Develop Coating that Repels Water, Oil, Alcohol June 25, 2018 09:12
An Indian-origin along with else scientists formulated an omniphobic coating that can be applied on numerous surface in order to make them repel water, oil, and alcohol. An associate professor at the University of Michigan…
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Atlanta Ranked One of Top 50 Foodie Capitals in the World June 22, 2018 09:06
The Atlanta, city in Georgia recently graded one of the 50 foodie capitals of the world in United Kingdom-based flight delay compensation company Bott and Co's new analysis on the world's most diverse food scenes.…
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International Visitors in Atlanta Grow 5 percent June 20, 2018 11:41
An amalgam of new international aviation's, leading conventions with a global clientele and a growing film sector has driven up international visitor arrivals in Atlanta by 5 percent to 1.25 million in 2017. That's still…
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Atlanta City Council Approves $661 Million Budget June 19, 2018 09:19
Atlanta City Council approved $661 million budget and personnel plan for the upcoming year on Monday, merely leaving many on sides of the dais miserable with pay for public safety officers. The plan for city's…
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Munich Prosecutors Arrested Audi Chief Rupert Stadler in Diesel Emissions Probe June 18, 2018 12:10
Munich, a city in Germany prosecutors on Monday apprehended chief executive of German carmaker Audi Rupert Stadler since investigators saw the peril that he might seek to suppress grounds in connection with a diesel emissions…
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Red Meat Allergy Can Put your Heart at Risk: Medical Researchers June 16, 2018 08:38
The University of Virginia School of Medical researchers found that red meat allergy can put a person's heart at risk. The sensitivity to an allergen in red meat is linked by researchers with a buildup…
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Indiaspora Launches Survey on Indian-American Philanthropic Engagement June 14, 2018 12:10
Indiaspora has launched an across-the-board benevolent survey to determine issues of importance to the community and the diverse ways in which it collectively gives back. Indiaspora is a top Indian-American organization, has set the first-ever…
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Atlanta-Filmed Series Likely to Receive Emmy Nominations this Year June 14, 2018 07:21
An umpteen Television series, including few filmed in Atlanta are hoping to receive nominations for 2018 Primetime Emmy Awards. The Primetime Emmy Award is awarded for excellence in primetime television bestowed by the Academy of…
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Indian Dishes on Menu for Journalists Covering Trump-Kim Summit June 11, 2018 12:20
Favorite Indian dishes like Pulao and Chicken Korma are among 45 different varieties being served to about 3,000 journalists from across the world who are here to cover the historic summit between United States President…
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