The designer’s new collection features swimsuits and leggings with prints of Goddess Durga.

Bipartisan members of Congress stand shoulder-to-shoulder with “ally and friend, India.”

“Every Sparrow Was Made to Fly” by Indian American debut writer Lin Thomas is an imaginative and inspiring children’s tale. 

The controversial Indian parliamentarian will address the “MIT India Conference” via video.

The Delhi School of Economics alumnus will be honored for his work in macro history.

Nonprofit strategist Colleen Brinkmann, who was born in India to an Indian mother, speaks about her recently released book “Moonshot Leadership” and philanthropy, among other issues.

Atlanta-based Ketan Shah duped many Super Bowl fans by “selling” them tickets but not delivering them.

The California Democrat delivers Valentine’s Day cards for veterans from school children.

The Indian yogi, mystic and author will be in Los Angeles on March 30 and 31, and in Philadelphia from April 27 to 29.

Mumbai-born Netra Chavan shares the story of how she used the pain and frustration of sitting and watching her glorious working years go by to build support system for H4 visa holders.

The three were involved in a scheme that laundered narco dollars from US back to Mexico.

HeritageIndia, a scholarship program, will help students connect with India. The application deadline is February 22.

Indian American artists should not be limited with thoughts of stereotypes and racism, says actor and musician Seirah Royin.

Neal Patel was dragged 10 feet before being run over by the trailer truck.

Iraq war veteran Saif Khan served as a combat engineer in Mosul during 2004-2005.

As 100 nations engage with elections this year, why are nations’ motherboards missing?

The Indian Youth Leaders Program, held in association with US Department of State, was aimed at strengthening US-India relations through a network of youth leaders.

“It’s about time that we paid attention to things that matter in America, and I and hundreds of other women of color like me are poised to do just that,” says Indian American state lawmaker Mona Das.

The traveling exhibition is on until March 10 at the California Museum in Sacramento.

Sikh American Kaur performs a track from her Grammy-nominated album.

Protesting in front of the White House, RHC activists call for the Green Card backlog and the DALCA children’s issue to be included in ongoing border security talks.

Asian Americans should not oppose Harvard’s affirmative action beneficial to African Americans and Hispanics, and, at the same time, claim the same “disadvantaged” status to secure business contracts and jobs set aside for minorities.

In the first episode of the first season, Minhaj poked fun at ‘bad Indian American role models.’ What can one expect in Season 2?

Bipartisan members of Congress laud contributions of Indian Americans.

Shringla, MD Secretary of Commerce Kelly Schulz and Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich attend NCAIA Republic Day celebrations.