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More than $1 million raised to support underprivileged children in India and the United States

India rejects report based on “misinformation and flawed understanding”

The Academy is honoring excellence, innovation, and leadership and recognizing a broad array of stellar accomplishments

Capitol Hill Advocacy Day focuses on three critical issues: immigration, US-India relations, and religious phobia

The Indian American defense and security expert says the bilateral security relationship is going to be “asymmetrical” for the foreseeable future.

The journey of an Indian immigrant in Canada toward a greater understanding of multiculturalism and inclusion.

Directed by Nida Manzoor, the new British action comedy will be releasing across the US on April 28

Indian American lawmaker calls it “a deep betrayal of Gandhian philosophy and India’s deepest values”

“We will continue to strongly urge India to uphold its human rights obligations and commitments,” says US official

Suhas Subramanyam to run for Senate, Kannan Srinivasan to vie for House in Loudon

Indian American lawmaker is first immigrant to serve in leadership role for the subcommittee

Ro Khanna and Shri Thanedar vow to work to build a stronger India-US relationship

The first World Cup in the Arab world also doubles as an edge manifestation of the prevailing turmoil around the world

FIIDS publishes Indian Americans asks on issues and policy matters in US mid-term election 2022

“Together, South Asian Americans reflect the soul of who we are as a nation,” says the President

The British-Indian writer says “Indians/Hindutva ideologues who call for religious violence, discrimination or worse” should not “ever get a US visa.”

Join AAPI celebration of India’s 75th independence anniversary on Capitol Hill

Saxena Center set to expand its footprint in research, teaching, public policy and programming

A Kashmiri born in Haridwar, her story “represents the infinite possibilities of the American spirit and the American dream”

Sep 21 event to provide Indian American physicians a forum to share their concerns with US lawmakers

World Trade Center lit up Indian tricolor, Dallas declares Aug 15 Indian American Day, Texas issues proclamation

Citation acknowledges the achievements and contributions made by Indian Americans to the state’s economy

Rushdie rose to prominence with his Booker Prize-winning 1981 novel “Midnight’s Children,” about children born during India’s partition

Harvard defends consideration of race as a factor in admissions process in a Supreme Court brief

Researchers used artificial intelligence to better understand the development of a disguised and coded language pattern