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Manikkalal Subramaniam, who was from Kerala, India, had gone to watch the Blue Angles Show with his family.

India revoked Article 370, which gave special status to Jammu and Kashir, on Monday.

Should the USCIS decides to terminate H4 EAD, there will be a public comment period.

From Russian bots to Putin, Twitter users had a field day tweeting about Harris’ performance in the debate.

The Hawaii congresswoman goes after the California senator’s record as a prosecutor.

Cuccinelli, recently appointed by Trump, is known for his anti-immigrant stance.

Two Indian Americans and a Nepali were injured in the crash on July 12.

Progressive activist Peter Jacob attends the fundraiser for “Quesadillas for a Cause” wearing the traditional attire from Kerala, India, where he was born.

Kumar’s parents, sisters attend the funeral.

Patnaik made a splendid sand art on the harm done by plastic pollution to our environment with the message “Save Our Oceans.”

The California senator, one of the front runners, will appear on the second day of the debate, on June 31.

Dolica Gopisetty, who “aged out” of her H-4 status in January, recently delivered keynote address at Amazon’s Imagine conference.

Over 43,500 children in rural migrating communities of India will benefit from the 4-year grant.

Neil Kumar (30), a student of Troy University, was killed in Brundidge, AL.

Shah, whose wedding inspired the LGBT community, talks to the American Bazaar about loving without barriers.

Aneesh Seth, who came to the United States when she was six-years-old, is an LGBTQ activist.

Amit Shah and Aditya Madiraju got married in a traditional Hindu ceremony.

Hearing for a new trial set for August 2.

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

“Anyone else who did these things would have been prosecuted for them,” says the Washington Democrat.

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

“We “sipped champagne” and “talked of India of the ’80s,” tweets Lakshmi.

Are Indian nationals only beneficiaries of the bill?

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

More Indian Americans, other immigrants share their go-back stories.