Search Results: press freedom (464)

Trump deflects questions religious freedom in India as violent clashes over CAA mar fairy tale India visit.

India raises H-1B issue, Trump declines comment on India’s citizenship law.

Trade deal is unlikely as US officials cite concerns about an increase in economic barriers by the Indian government.

Helmed by Indian American Council member Kshama Sawant, resolution condemns CAA, affirms Seattle as a welcoming city.

In the backdrop of ongoing anti-CAA protests, participants form a human chain around Gandhi Statue in Washington, DC.

In a Washington Post oped, the Indian American lawmaker says it is “inappropriate” for a foreign government “to try to dictate” Capitol Hill meetings.

Artificially Intelligent Smart Robots will not take our jobs. They are like elevators, the once smart robots, which carry people floor to floor and only boosted skyscrapers density.

The county is now being bracketed with some of the worst violators of human rights. Mahatma Gandhi’s India doesn’t belong in that club.

Secretary of State Pompeo, Defense Secretary Mark Esper host their Indian counterparts External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar, Defense Minister Rajnath Singh for the second US-India 2+2 Ministerial Dialogue in DC.

USCIRF says if the bill clears parliament, the United States “should consider sanctions against” Amit Shah and “other principal leadership.”

Republican Pete Olson says in Congress he stands with Prime Minister Modi.

Indian American Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal concerned over reports of religious intolerance in India.

Standing-room only at special event for Guru Nanak’s 550th birth anniversary organized by the Indian Embassy in Washington.

Defender of “The Freedom to Write” fears Indian government would punish reporter for critical coverage of PM Narendra Modi.

“Immigrants make this country stronger and our economy more dynamic,” he says.

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

In the last 12 days since Article 370 and 35A were revoked, around 8 million people have been house-arrested, Renzu tells the American Bazaar.

Last few days in Kashmir have brought back the days of the ’90s, writes UCLA alumnus and Kashmiri film director Danish Renzu.

Impact Fund Executive Director Aruna Miller talks about the political engagement of the Indian American community.

It is an extremely rare move for Congress to reprimand a sitting president.

Jiwandeep Kohli, a “bisexual bearded baking brain scientist” tweeted the turban to celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month.

His supporters in the United States see Modi as a unifying figure, while critics disagree.

Why the Muslim culture and politics in southern India are distinctly different from the north.

What many Indian Americans fail to realize is that the “American Dream” did not pop out of thin air.

SAALT hosts congressional briefing on plight of immigrants, “Detentions, Hunger Strikes, Deported to Death.”