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ABBOTSFORD, CA (TIP): The videos began circulating widely on August 17, 2026, although the Abbotsford Police Department (AbbyPD) said the incidents shown in the footage actually occurred in late July.

According to reports, the footage showed a woman dumping items into the water at Mill Lake and in the area of Blue Jay Elementary School. Police launched...


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Dandiya is 1st-generation American who has dedicated her career to strengthening communities as high school principal, policy leader

TAMPA, Fla (TIP): Indian-American former school principal Pia Dandiya won the Democratic primary for Florida’s 22nd congressional district, setting up a contest with Republican Casey Askar, a veteran Marine, in ...


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FORLI, ITALY (TIP): For decades, the contribution of Sikh soldiers to the World Wars has largely remained confined to the broader British and Commonwealth military records. In Italy, however, a small group of members of the Sikh diaspora has been working to ensure that their distinct identity and sacrifices are not forgotten.

The World Sikh Shaheed Mil...


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Darwin (TIP): India’s Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand assured the country of at least a bronze medal at the World Championships after stunning world No. 4 Chinese pair Jia Yi Fan and Zhang Shu Xian in the quarterfinals on Friday, Aug 21.
The Indian duo fought back from a game down to beat the Chinese pair 16-21 21-15 21-13 and book their place in the semifinals, mark...


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Colombo (TIP): Kuldeep Yadav may not have produced the numbers expected of him in the first Test against Sri Lanka, but India’s team management has no intention of writing off their premier wrist-spinner after one underwhelming outing. Spin bowling coach Sairaj Bahutule has backed Kuldeep to bounce back in the second Test in Colombo, insisting that he remains a match-winner a...


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