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First woman of color to hold the post, Kudekallu hopes to make it a diverse, multicultural and inclusive body.

Hundreds gather for the event; Empire State Building was lit up in the Indian flag’s colors

Heroic act comes amid surge of hate crimes against Asians in The Big Apple.

BAPS  temple in Robbinsville trafficked hundreds of Indian laborers, camouflaged as religious volunteers: Lawsuit.

If convicted, Queens’ resident faces 25 years to life in prison.

The design of Indian American Sanjana Paramhans and Pakistani American Neha Sadruddin was a winner at the “Regen Dining Competition.”

While some jurisdictions across the country are renewing licenses based on H-4 receipts, others are still are requiring an approval notice from USCIS.

Sen. Kevin Thomas declares victory after absentee ballots put him on top.

New York’s Empire State to be lit with Indian tricolor.

New York based Indian American chef sets twitter ablaze with epic reply to BBC anchor.

The New York-based chef has distributed seven million meals in 79 Indian cities.

Senators Tom Cotton, Ted Cruz, Chuck Grassley and Josh Hawley want new H-1B visas suspended.

H-1B visa holders dodge a bullet for now.

Noted pulmonologist Dr Nitesh Jain tells you everything that you need to know to contain the deadly virus.

Cases cross 300,000 globally; 85% new cases come from Europe and the US.

The Consulate General of India in New York issued a statement earlier today that all OCI applications will not be accepted, until further notice.

People faced with extraordinary immigration situations can reach PRAMIT helpline or leave a voicemail 24×7.

Anjali Bhushan directed documentary traces Poland India connection during World War II.

Excerpts from Alex Counts’ “Changing the World Without Losing Your Mind: Leadership Lessons from Three Decades of Social Entrepreneurship.”

“I am in the whole episode representing Sikhs,” Amandeep Singh tells The American Bazaar.

The quintessential Indian kulfi is the new ‘it’ dessert Americans can’t seem to have enough of.

Since Trump’s election as president, major American technology companies have expanded their operations in Canada.

Move over Priyanka Chopra, there’s a new Indian American on the country’s most coveted billboard.

The Indian politician and writer was one of the crowd-pullers at the inaugural JLF at New York.

The September 19-20 event is hosted in association with Asia Society and Museum, and the Consulate General of India.