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Indian Restaurant In Australia Banned From Hiring Foreign Workers For Migration Law Breaches

Indian Restaurant In Australia Banned From Hiring Foreign Workers For Migration Law Breaches
Australian authorities have cancelled an Indian restaurant's right to recruit foreign workers after several breaches of migration law, media reported Monday.

Indian Restaurant In Australia Banned From Hiring Foreign Workers For Migration Law Breaches

US Media Makes A Splash With Obama's India Visit

US Media Makes A Splash With Obama's India Visit
President Barack Obama's historic visit to India received prominent coverage in US media with major newspapers focusing on the breakthrough on the nuclear deal and splashing pictures of the pomp and pageantry.

US Media Makes A Splash With Obama's India Visit

Miss Honduras Loses 18 Kg For Miss Universe Pageant

Miss Honduras Loses 18 Kg For Miss Universe Pageant
In preparation of the 63rd annual Miss Universe Pageant Sunday, Miss Honduras Gabriela Ordonez has lost 40 pounds (approximately 18 kg) after following a diet which minimised her carbohydrate intake.

Miss Honduras Loses 18 Kg For Miss Universe Pageant

President Obama Slams Islamic State Murder Of Japanese Hostage

President Obama Slams Islamic State Murder Of Japanese Hostage
US President Barack Obama strongly denounced the murder of a Japanese citizen by the Islamic State (IS) terrorist group and called for the release of other hostages.

President Obama Slams Islamic State Murder Of Japanese Hostage

Obama, Michelle To Miss Taj, Travel To Riyadh Instead

The much-anticipated visit by US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle to Agra to view the Taj Majal has been cancelled and the US first couple would instead head to Riyadh to condole the passing away of Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz, the White House said Saturday.

Obama, Michelle To Miss Taj, Travel To Riyadh Instead

Jamaat-ud Dawa Says Will Continue 'Charity Work' In Pakistan

Jamaat-ud Dawa Says Will Continue 'Charity Work' In Pakistan
The Jamaat-ud Dawa (JuD) Thursday said it would continue its "charity work" across Pakistan, in its official response to the ban imposed by the government, media reported.

Jamaat-ud Dawa Says Will Continue 'Charity Work' In Pakistan