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Indian American luminaries pay glowing tributes to veteran South Asian journalist.

Obama’s Indian American surgeon general comes off sidelines lamenting Trump’s ‘missing leadership’.

Reimagining the U.S.-India relations under Biden and Harris.

Dr. Dave A. Chokshi played key role in New York City’s covid-19 response.

Indian American, 32 other senators make demand as USCIS rejects new applicants ignoring top court.

Can DACA holders bank on Trump’s promise of ‘good things’?

A University of Tennessee study reveals how H4 EAD work restrictions affect H-1B visa holders’ work life.

The diplomat reflects on the progress and potential of India-US ties at the farewell reception.

DHS tells a federal court that ruling on H4 EAD termination not likely at least until spring of 2020.

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

A vigorous Trump defender, Kash Patel is a popular figure in the Republican circles.

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

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

OMB decision on scrapping the work permits of H-1B spouses was expected in spring.

He is one of the two Indian American Democrats who will be on ballots in November.

Subramanyam, a former Obama White House alum, is running from the 87th District.

There are similarities between the administration’s attempts to revoke H4 EAD and DACA.

Meet “Ladies Bhai,” a Gujarati sketch character impersonated by Kal Penn.

USCIS may require further justification before clearing the rule, says Dhara Puvar of SAAPRI.

The proposed bill to support Dreamers does not include legal immigrant Dreamers, many of whom are Indians raised in the US.

Three Indian women on H4 EAD, who are part of the work force, share their stories.

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.

As the departing U.N. representative, the State Department rules required her to shut down her existing Twitter account with 1.7 million followers.

Sen. Kamala Harris, Rep. Pramila Jayapal, Seema Nanda, Neera Tanden, Vanita Gupta, Nisha Biswal speak at “Women Who Impact.”

The political action committee says it’s the final round of endorsements.