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HICKSVILLE, NY (TIP):  The India Association of Long Island (IALI), one of the oldest and largest Indian-American organizations on Long Island, hosted a magnificent and memorable Annual Gala on Sunday, July 19, 2026, at the elegant Pearl Banquet in Hicksville. Located just minutes from the IALI Center (India House), the venue welcomed a capacity audience...


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The motivational speaker and renunciate from the BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha gave an inspiring talk in Queens, NY, and introduced the Hindu Museum coming up in Robbinsville Akshardham in New Jersey. By Parveen Chopra The host Dr. Hari Shukla warmly welcomed the Swamis from Akshardham and distinguished guests.

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President of the Republic of India Droupadi Murmu was preparing to leave for Romania, as part of her 3-nation European tour from July 19 to July 25, 2026, when she answered a few questions on the timing and purpose of her visit.

Madam President said: “India and Romania have travelled a long journey together. I firmly believe that the years ahead will b...


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New York (TIP): Former US Open champion Dominic Thiem, who retired from tennis in 2024, has decided to return to competitive sport. No, he is not making a comeback to Arthur Ashe Stadium this time. Instead, the former World No. 3 is stepping onto the football pitch in Austria’s lower leagues.
The move marks an intriguing second chapter for the 32-year-old, whose promising...


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New Delhi (TIP): Matches against Zimbabwe rarely carry this kind of weight, but Thursday’s (July 23) opener in Harare was a crucial fixture for a transitional Indian side. Fresh off tough away tours of Ireland and England, captain Shreyas Iyer finally got a result to breathe easy, backed by a fiery spell from his pacers in helpful conditions.
As the relentless cricket cal...


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