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Objection from any one senator can thwart the vote.

Last year, Circle of Hope trained 100 women with disability in self-defense techniques and life skills.

Minhaj was told that his past comments “about Prime Minister Modi were not appreciated.”

The film, which revolves around the plight of immigrants in the U.S., deserves a 4.5/5.

The Last Color, directed by celebrity chef Vikas Khanna, named “Best Feature Film.”

Big business is big business but small business is much bigger.

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

American media highlights Trump’s courting of Indian American voters, Kashmir.

23 members of Congress attend the event, but four of five Indian American members stay away. 

Excerpts from Alex Counts’ “Changing the World Without Losing Your Mind: Leadership Lessons from Three Decades of Social Entrepreneurship.”

DHS files official reply on the status of H4 EAD. The next court hearing is on September 27.

In an open letter, Alliance for Justice and Accountability says the decision is at odds with the foundation’s “stated values.”

Muslim advocacy group CAIR had urged Murphy to cancel the trip amid reports of human rights violations in Kashmir.

Easy accessibility to clean water can become a game-changer for women and girls in villages, writes high school senior Esha Mittal, who spent the summer in India. 

Houston law firm Reddy & Neumann says USCIS is misusing authority when it issues a short-term H-1B visa.

Sunil Singh Sandhu, a Bay Area scientist, was an immigrant from Singapore.

“Sadhya,” or the grand festive meal comprising dozens of appetizing dishes, is a big feature of Onam.

Anthony Kreiter-Rhodes is given a public defender.

Kaustubh Nirmal and his wife Sanjeeri Deopujari were among those on board a boat that caught fire off Santa Cruz Island in California.

The initiative, led by high-schoolers, is a novel and exciting way to engage girls in computer education.

Wesley Mathews, now serving life sentence in connection to the death of his adopted daughter, had asked for a new trial.

Boby Mathew, Dolly Mathew and Steve Manoj died after their car veered into a pond.

If confirmed, she will be the first Indian American to serve as an Article III federal judge in the Southern District of California.

Petitioners would be required to pay a $10 fee for each electronic registration they submit to USCIS.

“I will stand by my Muslim brothers and sisters,” says Gurratan Singh, a member of a provincial parliament in Canada.