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“I wanted to feel more closer to my family in India because I really love my family,” said Suzannah, who was born in Bountiful. Her father was born in India as a member of the Sikh religion. Full Article at Sepia Mutiny
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Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh (Front) pays tribute to late Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi during a commemorative ceremony on the occasion of Indira Gandhi's 25th death anniversary at Shakti Sthal in New Delhi, capital of India, Oct. 31, 20... Full Article at People's Daily Online
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For decades, he said, his family has tilled the soil here, working the land and producing sweet-tasting fruit. But soon, he noted, the fields may disappear. Full Article at The Washington Post
