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Indian Americans and friends of India celebrate the 72nd anniversary of India’s Independence with great fervor while highlighting a key social issue at home.

Terlok Singh became the sixth Indian American or Indian citizen to die in convenience store attacks since 2015.

Sikh community in US devastated again, this time by vicious attacks on Sahib Singh Natt, 71, and Surjit Malhi, 50 

Entrepreneur and scientist Thanedar ran for governor; lawyer and entrepreneur Gupta ran for 11th congressional district.

“President Obama inspired me to get involved in public service” and “It is surreal and incredible to have his endorsement,” says Puravel.

30 comedians of different ethnic backgrounds from across the United States will perform at the 11-day festival.

The environmental activist currently heads River Alliance of Wisconsin.

New Jersey 101.5’s Dennis Malloy and Judi Franco repeatedly called Grewal, the nation’s first Sikh attorney general, “Turban Man.”

Larry Sabato’s “Crystal Ball” moves the Ohio 1st district from “Likely Republican” to “Toss up.”

“More green cards and no country limits”, says Republican Senator Rand Paul.

Vivek Viswanathan, who ran for state treasurer, finishes third.  

The writer and filmmaker attacks Preet Bharara for threatening to put him behind bars. 

Born in India, Kulkarni moved to the United States when she was six with her parents.

Kulkarni wins the Texas 22nd district runoff comfortably; Desai wins the Arkansas 1st district primary unopposed.

“We will welcome people to the Commonwealth of Virginia. Our lights will be on, our doors will be open,” says Northam.

Kulkarni, a former State Department official, had finished first in the March 6th primary, polling nearly 32 percent.

The US Ambassador to UN engages critics on twitter.

AAPI Victory Fund, Indian American Impact Fund  and Desis for Progress are part of the effort.

Some tweets had political undertones.

The Washington Democrat pivots to discuss the larger immigration issue.

The bill proposes a ban the issuance of marriage or civil union licenses to all persons under the age of 18, regardless of parental or judicial consent in New Jersey. 

The candidate meets with the NRCC head in Washington.

He will take on incumbent Thomas Patton, who’s a majority whip in the state house.

He will face GOP incumbent Steve Chabot in the November election.

Niraj J. Antani is an Indian American Republican politician, currently serving his second term in the Ohio statehouse.