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Traditionally, India's best and brightest tech talent has emigrated to the United States for lucrative job opportunities. But now they're putting their entrepreneurial spirit and engineering skills to use at home. VICE correspondent Krishna Andavolu heads to the city of Bangalore to explore what may indeed be the world's next Silicon Valley.
Sunil Chhetri the captain of the Indian football team request fans to come to the stadium and watch the match. Sunil Chhetri talks from the heart Let's support the Indian football team..... Sunil Chhetri and all the players are doing well and growing up the Indian football..... Jai Hind 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

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If you want to fact-check the Indian news, you can go to: AIT News

Addressing the Howdy Modi event in Houston, Texas, President of the United States of America, Donald Trump said that India never had a better friend in the W...

The race for Indian American votes is well underway. The Trump campaign on Saturday released a video that seeks to rally Indian American voters for "4 More Years.”

NamasteTrump #USPresident #DonaldTrump is embarking on his maiden two day visit to India from February 24 which will further cement the relations between th...

Rotimatic - The smart kitchen appliance that has been taking over the world since 2014.

The documentary Diverted to Delhi show what a call center can look like and how the language lessions can be.

In the documentary Diverted to Delhi, a researcher explains how it can be problematic to work at a call center.

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An Indian wedding.

Love comes in all shades & sizes. Watch Aranya Johar tell you how to give love a fair chance.

Stand-up comic Saikiran's dissection of India's obsession with fairness is not just skin-deep.

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India is home to Bollywood, the world's most prolific movie industry. For those who dream of stardom, landing a leading role may depend on the color of your skin. India's preference for fair skin has given rise to a skin-lightening industry worth nearly $500 million dollars.

Through advertisements, films and everyday life, women in India are constantly told that fairness equals beauty. Where did we get this idea? What does this do to women with dark skin? And where do we go from here?

This documentary was created as a student project by Anuja Premika, Desiree D’Souza and Neha Joshi, students of Masters of Arts in Mass Communication and Journalism, St. Francis College for Women, Begumpet, Hyderabad.