Legislation may help Indian origin doctors, nurses bearing brunt of pandemic.
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Time to plan for a robust and sustained recovery for all Washingtonians, says the Democrat.
Satyender Dev Khanna and Priya Khanna fell fighting the deadly disease in New Jersey.
World has two simple options: body-bags or bankruptcies.
Hackathon goes virtual amid coronavirus outbreak, finds new ways to connect students.
US aid to India aimed at mobilizing innovative financing mechanisms for emergency preparedness.
Flexibility for responding covers all requests issued between March 1 and July 1, 2020.
Results may help optimize treatment with remdesivir, says lead investigator Aruna Subramanian.
Indian American physicians raising funds, distributing masks, personal protective equipment.
VisitorsCoverage’s Indian American CEO Rajeev Shrivastava tells how to stay safe and connected.
US mission to India pausing repatriation flights to assess demand.
From asylum seekers to new citizens, petitioners to get new appointment notices.Â
Lockdown in India makes repatriation efforts more challenging.
Donations to fight hunger among vulnerable populations in two countries.
More than 120,000 Indian origin medicos at the forefront.
Visa free travel for OCI card holders also suspended.
In order to reduce the risk of infectious diseases, we must do everything we can to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and limit global warming.
A response that leaves out immigrants often on front lines of coronavirus fight will be ineffective, say lawmakers.
A Biden presidency will not lead to any notable changes in the U.S.-India relationship, the South Asia expert says.
Indian American physicians recommend nationwide lockdown to flatten the pandemic curve.
India has no plans to take its citizens in US home for now.
Indian American physicians hold inter-faith spiritual session to hail healthcare professionals fighting the pandemic.
US asks those “on the fence about returning, get off that fence now,†as flights will not continue forever.
USCIRF’s Indian American Commissioner Anurima Bhargava calls these actions “simply reprehensible.â€
Agency suggests timely filing of extension of stay application to avoid immigration consequences of pandemic.