He was threatened to be lynched by a man on Twitter last year.
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Meet Amma, humanitarian and spiritual teacher.
The home goods e-retailer has been under fire from its employees for selling beds to facilities for separated migrant children.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering putting a 15 percent country cap on H-1B visas.
OMB decision on scrapping the work permits of H-1B spouses was expected in spring.
The congresswoman says she is speaking about it now because she is “deeply concerned about the intensified efforts to strip choice” and “criminalize abortion.”
She will be one of the two Indian Americans on ballot in the November elections.
He is one of the two Indian American Democrats who will be on ballots in November.
The $1.75 million ShopRite LPGA Classic was held at Seaview in Galloway, NJ, owned by the Tampa entrepreneur and philanthropist.
Patel is expected to crown the winner of the $1.75 million prize money event, which concludes on Sunday.
Berkeley resident Priya Sawhney, who belongs to Direct Action Everywhere, charged with misdemeanor and trespassing.
The ICC Cricket World Cup will be livestreamed from May 30 to July 14 on Hotstar.
Maryland resident Arnav Gupta, 33, was an artist.
The workshop will feature prominent speakers from the area.
Co-founded by three Indian Americans, the hackathon was created to fill a need for better opportunities outside the classroom setting.
Indian Americans, winners of the past 11 Scripps National Spelling Bee, appear set to extend their dominance.
Kapadia will be seen in Christopher Nolan’s next movie Tenet, starring Robert Pattinson and Michael Caine.
The teenager and seven others were mowed down by a motorist who thought they were Muslims.
The documentary wins a Silver Remi award at the Worldfest Film Festival.
IPL founder Lalit Modi tells the Indian American comedian that “creating the war chest for the BCCI†was a mistake.
It becomes the 9th state to include Sikhism in public school social studies standards.
US District Court Judge Mehta upholds subpoena from the House Oversight and Reform Committee.
“Make no little plans,†Islam tells the graduating class.
The move would benefit about 5,500 Indian recipients of DACA.
The seventh-grader is one of the youngest to qualify for the Pro Tour. Â