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Azam Khan and Akhilesh go to Boston: The Robert Ludlum edition

Apr 29, 2013

Our valiant UP bhaiyas were targeted by a vast international conspiracy involving top government officials, homeland security and Ivy League schools. But then they fought back! #Politics #Uttar Pradesh #JustSaying #Harvard University #My Name is Khan #Akhilesh Yadav #Azam Khan
After detention at airport, Azam Khan cuts short US trip

Apr 26, 2013

In a statement issued by his personal assistant Muktinath Jha late on Thursday, the minister alleged that on the pretext of frisking him homeland security officials humiliated him, and that he was targeted because he is a Muslim. #US #NewsTracker #Harvard University #Azam Khan
UP min Azam Khan detained briefly at US airport, to cut short visit in protest

Apr 26, 2013

According to sources familiar with the incident, Khan was detained for about 10 minutes for "further questioning" at Boston Logan International Airport yesterday after he landed in a scheduled British Airways flight from India. #United States #NewsTracker #Harvard University #Azam Khan #Kumbh Mela #Uttar Pradesh minister #Boston Logan International Airport

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Malden Catholic senior accepted to Harvard University

2013-05-17 14:31:00

The following was submitted by Malden Catholic High School: Malden Catholic High School is pleased to announce that Nicholas Homes has been accepted into the Class of 2017 at Harvard University. Holmes, a senior at Malden Catholic, will concentrate his s #Harvard Crimson (football) #Francis Xavier #Washington, D.C.
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HARVARD RESEARCHES GROW A GARDEN OF NANOSCIENCE FLOWERS

2013-05-16 20:15:00

The creation of Harvard researchers, the microscopic garden is a demonstration of how simple environmental changes, such as tweaking the temperature, can be used to precisely control the construction of tiny objects and devices. Read the full story, and #
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Harvard's Nieman Foundation announces Class of '14

2013-05-16 17:42:00

The Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University has announced its 24-member class of 2014. The group includes reporters, editors, columnists and producers for print, broadcast and online who work around the globe and across media platforms. Ni #Ann Marie Lipinski #Philippines #Beijing

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Movie Review: The Great Gatsby is the most Bollywood of Baz Luhrmann's films

The great American dream is an integral part of America. It’s ‘great’ in that it symbolises not truth, but hope when the truth is disillusioning; it symbolises not facts, but ideals when facts are unnerving; it symbolises not likelihood, but promise when likelihood is all but bleak.

Google I/O 2013 keynote: New Maps, Search, Plus, and S4 with 'pure' Android

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Hero worshipped in Kerala, Sreesanth still innocent in his state

The summary of the response in his Sreesanth’s home turf is that of incredulity. They are unwilling to believe that the pacer is guilty.
Why return of Dreamliners won't change Air India's fortunes

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IPL 2013 KKR vs PWI Live: Yusuf kicks KKR out of the IPL

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Wrong on Ghaziabad: The Kiran Bedi argument for moral policing

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Cloak but no dagger: The awfully mundane world of spies

There’s an endearing quality to reports that a CIA spy was arrested in Moscow: he comes across as a bumbling amateur who represents the lost Age of Innocence in the world of espionage.

From here on, Sonia-Manmohan dyarchy is a slow train wreck

The “two heads” power arrangement between Congress president Sonia Gandhi and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh is coming apart at the seams.
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