Author: Geeta Goindi

Secretary of State Pompeo, Defense Secretary Mark Esper host their Indian counterparts External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh for the second US-India 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue in DC.

The glittering 2019 American Portrait Gala raises over $2 million; features former first ladies Hillary Clinton, Michelle Obama.

Standing-room only at special event for Guru Nanak’s 550th birth anniversary organized by the Indian Embassy in Washington.

Senate, House measures highlight the invaluable contributions of Sikh Americans.

In special Diwali message, Trump reiterates his commitment to religious liberty.

Artistes of Nrityaki Dance Academy rivet diverse crowd with myriad performances.

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner declares October 2, 2019 as “Deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal Day.”

Modi called the gathering “a new milestone in India-US ties.”

It is an extremely rare move for Congress to reprimand a sitting president.

“Jeopardy has always been a huge part of my life and my family’s life,” says Avi.

“We are very excited to be part of India’s growth story,” says Pichai.

‘Modi hai toh mumkin hai,’ says America’s top diplomat.

In epic competition, each co-winner receives $50,000 among other rewards.

Indian American whiz kids earn top three spots in 2019 GeoBee; Atreya Mallanna is in second place and Rishi Kumar finishes third.

Over 40 percent of contestants at JV level are of Indian origin; Karan Menon, 18, tops Varsity Division.

Give best and brightest students educated in the US “a green card along with their diploma,” says Congressman Ami Bera.

Two national championship events with $90,000 in awards will be held from May 19 to 22 in the nation’s capital.

Manavi director Navneet Bindya Bhalla awarded for empowering women.

SAALT hosts congressional briefing on plight of immigrants, “Detentions, Hunger Strikes, Deported to Death.”

Ambassador Shringla credits US Congress, diaspora for boosting bilateral ties.

Anjali Chadha, Preeti Krishnamani, Navami Jain, Sai Mamidala are young pioneers in eco-friendly approaches.

Ardeishar awarded $150,000 for novel math project; Saxena earns $40,000 prize for system to screen blood diseases.

The Harvard freshman heads “Girls Computing League,” a nonprofit empowering young women in science and technology.

President Trump welcomes “reasonably attractive news” from India and Pakistan on de-escalation.

Empathizing with India, the US president anticipates a “strong” response to Pulwama terror attack.