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Indian American scientist to lead foremost US agency supporting fundamental research and education.

Texas based JKYog to hold 100 classes, lectures, workshops from June 20 to 26.

AIF-NDTV’s 21-day RebuildingLives telethon raised awareness about workers uprooted by covid crisis.

Carved out of a single granite rock, 25 feet high statue weighs 45 tons.

Chicago resident allegedly submitted false and fraudulent IRS documents to bank.

The Association of Indian Muslims of America sends donations to a number of Indian NGOs supporting migrant laborers.

Hailed as soil health trailblazer, Lal grew up on a subsistence farm in India.

Abraham is the senior author of “Artificial Intelligence and Deep Learning in Pathology,” which was published earlier this month.

South Asian Americans tend to view racism through the white prism of ‘model minority.’

Call for change in the name of countless black victims of hatred and racism.

The IOC USA Washington, DC, chapter writes to the National Parks Service director conveying its willingness to pay for the repair.

The Indian embassy registers a complaint with the local law enforcement agency.

Indian American physicians’ body condemns racial discrimination and violence.

We cannot be bystanders and treat it as “someone else’s problem.”

Tandon is one of the recipients of this year’s Ellis Island Medals of Honor.

OCI holders may go to India on old cards on lifting of travel curbs.

Advises stranded citizens to take Air India flights instead.

Exclusive: Family separations, job losses and financial worries take heavy toll on people awaiting visa renewals, as U.S missions in India remain closed.

Shri. K Ramakumaran (Oct 15, 1942– May 14,2020).

Texas engineer fraudulently sought $10 million in loans under CARES Act.

Satyender Dev Khanna and Priya Khanna fell fighting the deadly disease in New Jersey.

Job losses, financial worries, immigration ban raise stress levels in community.

Air India to operate two flights each from Newark, Chicago and San Francisco, and one from Washington, DC, between May 9 and 15.

VisitorsCoverage’s Indian American CEO Rajeev Shrivastava tells how to stay safe and connected.

India has no plans to take its citizens in US home for now.