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Pramukh Swami Maharaj served as the spiritual leader of BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha for over 65 years

‘Gods and Lovers’ exhibit at Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota opens a portal on Indian art

Change comes in response to caste discrimination becoming a growing issue with increase in South Asian population

Nirmala Sitharaman among six Indians on 19th annual Forbes list

The list aims to recognize and build a community of young professional leaders of Indian-origin

Indian American Surgeon General hopes ‘Mindfulness Tools’ series will help people manage stress

Author of ‘Gujarat Files’ dedicates award to “every single journalist fighting an isolating battle”

Punjabis from the subcontinent cannot help but lay their claim on the originality of Pepsi’s new drink

Students from Telangana had gone to the lake for swimming over the Thanksgiving weekend

March event to highlight, recognize, and appreciate trailblazers from seven South Asian nations

North American and Western European schools host about half the international student community

Sheena Iyengar says as a blind professor she “was being perpetually bullied by my employee”

Indian American community in North Texas celebrates 5-year anniversary of movement raising awareness about hunger in US

Calls report “biased and inaccurate” accusing commission of pursuing a “motivated and biased agenda”

Reiterates call for designating India as a “country of particular concern”

When Nakka came from India in 2001, she “never expected I would reach what I am today”

Instead of relying on supplements, American Heart Association lays stress on a heart-healthy lifestyle

India’s leading economist has worked on poverty, inequality, development, governance, and international trade issues

The change comes two months after a video was posted online showing a Sikh student handcuffed for carrying the kirpan

Ohio man falsely promised to generate lucrative returns but instead used new investors’ money to repay old investors

If India had started the ID specialty in 2008, hundreds of experts would have been ready to deal with the pandemic

Dr. Shah’s pet project to improve health care in India will promote many business and philanthropic joint ventures

The first World Cup in the Arab world also doubles as an edge manifestation of the prevailing turmoil around the world

Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore alumnus will be the first person of color to lead Tufts University

Their interests range from Social Science of the Internet to how artificial intelligence can revolutionize health care