Author: Zofeen Maqsood

The petition says eliminating green card backlog would kill the racial diversity in America.

A passenger was stumped to find a dead fly in her salad bowl aboard a recent Washington-Delhi Air India flight.

Tens of thousands of highly qualified professionals are victims of the backlog.

The priest, who has lived in the US since 1988, forgives the attacker, resumes temple duty.

Sampath, winner of Chopped, is an Inside Chef at the Rainbow Room in New York.

Pattnaik will represent India at the 2019 Revere Beach International Sand Sculpting Festival to be held from July 26-28.

Are Indian nationals only beneficiaries of the bill?

An economist by training, she served as a a deputy assistant to Obama.

Here are some enduring #sareeTwitter images.

Zareen Khan, the owner of the Michelin guide restaurant Zareen, was harassed in Palo Alto.

The petition, titled “Pass H.R. 1044/S.386,” was launched on July 15 and is aiming for 100,000 signatures to compel a White House response.

Three brave Punjabi Canadian girls tell a story of childhood trauma through the film.

The new SAAPRI report, “Defying Dependence,” incorporates survey data from over 100 South Asian H-4 visa holders.

S. 2091 includes a clause that DHS should have the authority to give EAD to spouses of non-immigrant visa holders.

The Devi Pop Up at Melba’s restaurant is billed as flavors of India meeting “the flava of Harlem.”

10 percent of New Yorkers detained by ICE are Indians; more than 18 percent are South Asians

Indian American Saluja is among Women Builders Council’s 2019 ‘Outstanding Women’ list.

Brown Man Clothing Co. dispels stereotypes about Indians, Pakistanis and immigrants in America through pop fashion.

The bi-partisan bill would increase the per-country limit on family-based visas from 7 percent to 15 percent.

A recent Cato Institute analysis shows that about 675,000 would-be legal immigrants would die without seeing a green card.

The bill, which would remove the per country limits on employment based green cards, is likely to clear the House.

“I am in the whole episode representing Sikhs,” Amandeep Singh tells The American Bazaar.

FDA, which has accepted the New Drug Application for SoanzXR, is expected to complete review by mid-January.

The Indian American celebrity chef baked a stars and stripes strawberry and blueberry pie that read “Close the Camps.”

The YouTube series is written by Vishal Reddy, who also plays the lead character Nikhil, a bisexual escort.