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Indianapolis mass shooting: Sikh community calls for gun reforms, say loopholes in law 'need to be closed'

At a vigil attended by more than 200, Aasees Kaur, who represented the Sikh Coalition, spoke out alongside the city's mayor to demand action that would prevent such attacks from happening again

Rapper Cardi B postpones Indianapolis concert to 11 September, cites 'security threat' behind show's cancellation

In a post on Twitter, Cardi B apologised to her fans for the cancellation and said the police is investigating the threat.

USA Gymnastics name former NBA vice president Li Li Leung as new CEO to help lead governing body past sex scandal

USA Gymnastics on Tuesday named former National Basketball Association vice president Li Li Leung as its new chief executive officer to help the sport’s national governing body navigate the aftermath of a devastating sex abuse scandal.

Infosys is constructing it US Education Centre at Indianapolis for $35 million

The first hub was opened at Indianapolis in March where it plans to hire about 3,000 Americans by 2023

As Donald Trump Govt mulls federal funding for guns in schools, Florida massacre survivors march 50 miles to Smith & Wesson HQ demanding gun control

Gun control advocates, including one of the survivors of the Parkland, Florida, school shooting and the parents of one of the victims, are marching 50 miles (80 kilometers) across Massachusetts this week to the headquarters of gun manufacturer Smith & Wesson as part of a youth-led push for stricter gun laws.

Two-time title winner Fernando Alonso leaves Formula One; says 'new challenges are around the corner' amid IndyCar rumours

Fernando Alonso will quit Formula One at the end of the season following 18 years in the sport, leaving behind a legacy that includes two world titles and three runners-up finishes.

Indiana school shooting: Male student is main suspect, 1 teacher and a student hurt

A male student opened fire at a suburban Indianapolis middle school Friday morning, wounding another student and a teacher before being taken into custody, authorities said.

Infosys plan for 10000 US hires douses H1B heat; wonks cool to Vishal Sikka Indiana pitch

Infosys’ A team hogged the headlines both in the sleepy US midwest and leading dailies across the country after CEO Vishal Sikka spoke at length in Indianapolis Tuesday on the company’s decision to hire 10,000 US workers starting with 500 in the first tranche.

On happiness...

... the obligation to find it and never let it go

Carly's croon sparks bewilderment, criticism on social media | Reuters

Carly Fiorina was so happy to be named U.S.