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Marupally found in Tampa, Florida, 1,000 miles away from her Arkansas home 75 days after she went missing

Community says shooting “will not deter our community from coming together and openly celebrating our faith”

5-year-old Indian American girl was hit by a bullet while playing in a motel room with her family

Tragedy could have been worse as shooting happened at traditional Nagar Kirtan Festival site

Faces 20 years in prison for his role in multi-million dollar scheme to commit securities fraud

A variety of experts to share their perspectives on how to combat the climate crisis at virtual event

If passed, a new bill could make America’s most populous state the country’s first to outlaw caste-based discrimination

GOPIO-CT presents $5,000 to Mill River Park Collaborative for organising activities for children & adults

San Francisco attack follows attack on Indian mission in London by supporters of a separatist leader on the run

President tells Indian American actor how young people’s advocacy can help policy on climate, drilling and human rights

Newark almost became a Sister City with fake Hindu nation floated by notorious scam artist

Plans to launch GOPIO Chambers of Commerce in different parts of the world

The Eliminating Backlogs Act of 2023 “would give greater flexibility to use existing allotted work visas,” the lawmakers say. A bipartisan bill was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives on March 10, to eliminate backlogs in green card processing and make sure that employment-based visas allocated under current law are fully utilized. The Eliminating Backlogs Act of 2023, introduced by Reps. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL) and Larry Bucshon (R-IN), “would give greater flexibility to use existing allotted work visas that employers desperately need,” a press release issued by the two lawmakers said. READ: Indian American lawmakers call for immigration reform…

Dunn: It is not just the U.S., but NATO “also realizes that India is dramatically important to the whole world¦ in countering China”

AAHOA board members and 180 ambassadors descent on the U.S. capital for two-day national spring advocacy conference.

President Dr. Ravi Kolli donates $5,000 on behalf of AAPI.

India-centric community convenes to spur the movement to redefine and invigorate philanthropy

Roma Gupta died in the crash while her daughter Reeva is in critical condition with third-degree burns

Family members described San Jose resident as polite, kindhearted and social

Each Truman Scholar receives funding for graduate studies, leadership training and fellowship opportunities within the federal government

The woman was accompanying her son, a high school senior, on a hiking trip in the Rancho San Antonio County Park.

Nishad Singh allegedly created software code to divert FTX customer funds to a crypto hedge fund owned by FTX founders.

Police are still investigating the case and there is as yet no confirmation on how the tragedy transpired

The relative wealth of Indian immigrants and high education levels has propelled a rapid political ascent for the community.

Pramod Bhasin, board president of American Friends of HelpAge India shares how, Indians Americans can help.