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A local website ran a photo of Bhalla superimposed on an image of Sacha Baron Cohen’s character in The Dictator.

Gov. Tony Evers honors the community at the Oak Creek gurudwara, site of a 2012 massacre.

Give best and brightest students educated in the US “a green card along with their diploma,” says Congressman Ami Bera.

Bhavnani’s documentary “Sindhustan” will be screened at two festivals in New York and Atlanta.

The documentary explores the Sindhi migration to India during the Partition.

Kugelman, the Deputy Director of the Asia Program at Wilson Center, speaks to Frank Islam.

Texas-based Reddy & Neumann says it will sue the administration if H4 EAD is revoked.

The stand-up comic wins in entertainment category for the second consecutive year.

One of the main reasons for the popularity of EB-5 visas is speed.

Indian American author Braham Singh takes an irreverent look at India-Pakistan geopolitics.

USCIS received over 201,000 H-1B petitions, nearly 11,000 more than last year.

With employers filing H-1B cases with greater diligence, will denial rate go down this year?

Manavi director Navneet Bindya Bhalla awarded for empowering women.

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

Muslim Advocates, the Leadership Council on Civil and Human Rights, Sikh Coalition, the Union for Reform Judaism and the NAACP Legal Defense write to FBI Director Christopher Wray.

The bill requires national intelligence assessments of intentions of the Putin government.

The social media giant acted upon request from Viveik Patel, who launched the fundraiser.

Prevalence of domestic violence within South Asian Americans may be much higher than the general US population, says the lawyer, social activist and author.

The goal is to acquire at least 100,000 signatures, which will force the Trump administration to respond.

President Trump welcomes “reasonably attractive news” from India and Pakistan on de-escalation.

Opinion: Pakistan must confront its tawdry past as a provocateur of violence; India must, in turn, end the immense burden on everyday Kashmiris.

A decision on H4 EAD might come within two to four weeks.

Nearly four in 10 Sugar Land residents are Asian Americans, and Indian Americans account for more than a third of the city’s Asian American population.

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

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.