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Toilet Paper Wipes Being Blamed for Nationwide Clogged Sewers
Flushable wipes don't break down and are clogging sewers across the US — costing cities millions. Keep wipes out of pipes.
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Walmart & Walls of Culture
Author Anju Gattani on Walmart's India entry: why a retail giant's American playbook collided with Indian roads, kirana shops, and cultural walls.
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NRI Parents In The US: A Life In Slow Motion
Thousands of Indian parents follow their children to America — and find themselves in a strange limbo: comfortable homes, loving families, and days that
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How Road-Accident Compensation Differs Between the US and India
Why US road-accident victims can win life-changing damages while India's Motor Accident Claims Tribunals award far less — and what the road toll costs families.
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Indra Nooyi Gave Up Cricket: The Price of a PepsiCo Career
PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi once played serious cricket for an all-girls team in Chennai. Her career cost her the sport — and she has named what achievement took.
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Kabaddi Being Played in a US School
On a Fulbright teaching exchange in the Adirondacks, English teacher Ajay Kumar Nair introduced American students to kabaddi — shoes off, rules on.
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'Kirpan' Banned in US School — Should Sikhs Be Concerned?
A Michigan school district barred the Sikh kirpan in late 2010 after a fourth-grader carried one to class, sparking debate over faith and zero-tolerance.