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Told to put on gas masks and lie on floor as Capital Police battled with mob.

Biden says Gupta  is “one of the most respected civil rights lawyers in America.”

Ro Khanna and Pramila Jayapal blame Trump for the violence.

Critics suggest Indian-American VP elect ‘lifted’ anecdote told by civil rights icon.

The Republican becomes the first Indian American state senator in Buckeye State history.

H-1B visa policies key issue for India in engagement with new Biden-Harris administration.

In addition to Vice President-elect Kamala Harris, at least 20 other Indian Americans are part of the Biden administration.

Raghavan, a former Obama administration official, is set to work in the White House again.

Ami Bera, Pramila Jayapal and Raja Krishnamoorthi back community’s demand.

They urge Pompeo to contact Jaishankar “to reinforce the United States’ commitment to the freedom of political speech abroad”.

Urges Americans to get vaccinated, saying it’s quick, painless and safe.

‘Will help connect the White House to the American people in new and innovative ways.’

Arrival of vaccines and a new administration are reasons for hope as we prepare to ring in the new year.

Indian American VP elect poised to overtake Michelle Obama for top honors.

Stand for America, founded by Haley, hits out at socialism, Sanders and AOC.

Pramila Jayapal, others ask Pompeo to take up issue with New Delhi.

The Indian American was picked by Biden to run the Office of Management and Budget.

Gay rights activist Raghavan served as White House liaison to LGBTQ community under Obama.

The televangelist says Kamala Harris will become president “not too long after” Biden’s inauguration.

Much to do to create a stronger and fairer economy, says Harvard and Yale graduate.

Patel ‘took the leap with Joe Biden because he believed in his vision’ of America.

IMPACT’s directory of talented Indian Americans to fill key posts.

Indian American lawmaker joins group seeking just, humane system centered on family unity, promoting diversity.

Score several ‘firsts’, make the difference in key battleground states.

“Reputation of Mahatma Gandhi should be respected, especially in America’s capital.”