Shivam Vij

Christian Science Monitor

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Correspondent in India for the Christian Science Monitor

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The US Embassy in New Delhi is under siege by protesters over the handcuffing and strip-search of Indian consular official Devyani Khobragade when she was arrested in New York City on…

Dispute over Indian Diplomat Continues

The US Embassy in New Delhi is under siege by protesters over the handcuffing and strip-search of Indian consular official Devyani Khobragade when she was arrested in New York City on…

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