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· Bryan Ke
A man in India paid thousands of dollars for a face mask made out of pure gold to protect him against COVID-19. Shankar Kurhade, a 49-year-old Indian businessman who lives in Pune, India, bought the customized pure gold mask for almost $4,000, according to the New York Post.
· Bryan Ke
A Tibetan community living in Manali, India was seen cheering for the military convoy passing by their town over the weekend.
· Bryan Ke
Vandals broke into and destroyed an Indian restaurant, leaving racist and xenophobic messages all over the walls in a hate crime attack in New Mexico. HATE CRIME – an inside look at the India Palace restaurant in Santa Fe. Messages like “Trump 2020” and racial slurs cover the…
· Editorial Staff
Days after reports of de-escalation in their disputed border allayed public fears, China and India engaged in a violent confrontation that left at least 20 soldiers dead.
· Carl Samson
Chinese and Indian troops stationed at various points in the Line of Actual Control (LAC) reportedly started to move back from the position this week, sparking hopes of de-escalation for the long-contested border. Formed after the Sino-Indian War in 1962, the LAC — one of the…
· Ryan General
Actresses Priyanka Chopra and Sonam Kapoor are among the Bollywood stars being called hypocrites for expressing their support for the Black Lives Matter movement.
· Bryan Ke
A soon-to-be mother elephant died while standing in a river after eating a pineapple filled with firecrackers in Kerala’s Silent Valley, India. The elephant was found standing still in the river on May 27, according to Sky News. The animal reportedly wandered at least five to 10…
· Ryan General
An Indian American businessman is being hailed as a hero for opening up his home to over 70 protesters who were demonstrating against the killing of George Floyd on Monday night. Rahul Dubey, a Washington D.C. resident for the last 17 years, reportedly helped complete strangers…
· Kimberly Nguyen
A family that owns a Bangladeshi-Indian restaurant in Minneapolis had their livelihood engulfed by fire on Friday. Hafsa Islam, 18, and her family had opened a room at the Gandhi Mahal Restaurant last Tuesday for protestors to be treated by medics, the New York Times reported.
· Bryan Ke
An Indian doctor working in a hospital in Peoria, IL, had already prepared the deportation documents for his family in case he falls ill and die in the frontline against the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Parth Mehta started the preparations when he moved into his basement in March…
· Bryan Ke
Sima Kotecha, an Indian reporter for BBC, canceled her live report after a man racially abused her before their air time. The incident occurred on Sunday at Leicester city center. Kotecha was preparing her guests to comment on British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s address…
· Ryan General
A rare one-horned rhino at a UNESCO-listed heritage site in India was recently killed by hunters as poaching activities in India surge during the COVID-19 lockdown. Situated in northeastern India’s Assam state, the Kaziranga National Park is home to the world’s biggest…
· Ernestine Siu
Meenal Patil, a radio personality for Radio One, is on a quest to fulfill a promise she made to her late mother to find her long-lost Chinese sister, Chingu. On Mother’s Day, May 10, Meenal posted an Instagram video compilation of heartwarming images of Chingu, whose real name…
· Carl Samson
Editor’s Note: This article has been updated to correctly convert Rs. 25 lakh to about $33,000, not $330,000. A pair of brothers in India reportedly sold their land to help those who are struggling to get by as the country remains in an extended lockdown due to the coronavirus…
· Ryan General
Minutes after being released from police custody for her involvement in a racist incident, an Australian woman was caught on film racially attacking another person. Angela Weedon can be seen hurling ethnic slurs at a male photographer outside the Sydney Police Center on Monday…
· Bryan Ke
A CEO of a tech company in Santa Clara, California has decided to forfeit his own salary to save his employees and company during the COVID-19 pandemic. Nikesh Arora, 52, CEO of Palo Alto Networks Inc., told CNBC’s “Mad Money with Jim Cramer” he will maintain his staff as part…
· Ryan General
A doctor from Martinsville, Indiana revealed another coronavirus-related racist encounter he had after a recent visit to a local gas station. The victim, who was identified only by his first name David, shared with News 8 (WISH-TV) how he was stopped at a Marathon Gas station on…
· Bryan Ke
Celebrity chef, author and restaurateur Floyd Cardoz passed away in New Jersey due to complications from COVID-19. Cardoz, 59, visited the Mountainside Medical Center in Montclair, New Jersey last week as a “precautionary measure” after he was “feeling feverish.” He later tested…
· Ryan General
An Indian immigrant was attacked in Israel after several unidentified individuals mistook him for being Chinese, blaming him for the “coronavirus” outbreak. Identified as 28-year-old Am-Shalem Singson, the victim sustained severe chest injuries after the vicious assault on…
· Carl Samson
Riots have gripped the Indian capital of New Delhi over a law that grants citizenship for illegal immigrants from neighboring Muslim-majority countries — as long as they are not Muslim. The violence, which coincided with U.S. President Donald Trump’s first state visit, broke out…
Saregama owns one of the largest Bollywood and Indian music catalogs — decades of film songs that stream, license, and soundtrack a billion-strong culture.
Saregama owns one of the largest Bollywood and Indian music catalogs — decades of film songs that stream, license, and soundtrack a billion-strong culture.
Company · India · NSE:SAREGAMA
Saregama owns one of the largest Bollywood and Indian music catalogs — decades of film songs that stream, license, and soundtrack a billion-strong culture.
Company · India · NSE:PVRINOX
PVR Inox is where India watches movies — the largest multiplex chain, and the theatrical engine behind Bollywood and Hollywood box office in the country.
Company · India · NSE:NYKAA
Nykaa turned Indian beauty shopping into a cultural destination — influencer-led, house-brand-heavy, and bridging online with glossy physical stores.
Company · India · NSE:ZEEL
Zee is one of India's largest media networks — the TV channels and ZEE5 streaming that carry Bollywood and regional-language entertainment to a billion viewers and the diaspora.