Search Results: Indian American Impact (2209)

Those shaping the future include from ‘phenom’ Maitreyi Ramakrishnan to Twitter’s top lawyer, Vijaya Gadde.

Features cabinet members, diplomats, legislators, civil servants from 15 countries including the US.

A great grand nephew of first Indian American Congressman, Singh heads the Markets Group at New York Fed.

Teens devise scientific projects to address water contamination, energy efficiency, neurodegenerative disease, falls in the elderly.

An active member of the space technology and policy community, Lal has published over 50 papers.

GOPIO organizes zoom discussion on how to keep safe during pandemic.

South Asian Americans look forward to deepening community engagement in government and politics.

Indian American trailblazers speak of ‘Breaking Barriers’ at 2021 AAPI Inaugural Ball.

Sonia Aggarwal to advise on climate policy; Vidur Sharma joins Covid-19 response team.

Blames Republicans who “cruelly refused to wear a mask” after US Capitol riot.

New NSC members to help Biden, Harris ‘keep our nation safe and secure.’

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

India needs the skills, knowledge, and investments of the pravasi to regain its global position.

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.

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

Indians, Chinese most impacted by green card country caps.

Fellowships aimed at development of end-to-end deep tech Research Ecosystem in India.

Teen scientist-inventor’s “astonishing work” uses technology to tackle from opioid addiction to cyberbullying.

GOPIO, IMPACT celebrate community’s record success in 2020 elections.

Almost 200,000 Indian students chose the US in 2019-20: Open Doors Report.

The 2020 election cycle has proved that Indian Americans have fully immersed themselves in the political fabric of the U.S.

Election of Kamala Harris and others shows Indian Americans have come a long way.

Congressional Black Caucus chair Karen Bass is also in contention.

Key resource for Indian Americans looking for new roles in the Biden-Harris administration.