An Indian American grandmother describes how she beat Covid-19.
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South Asian Americans tend to view racism through the white prism of ‘model minority.’
Indian American physicians’ body condemns racial discrimination and violence.
Tandon is one of the recipients of this year’s Ellis Island Medals of Honor.
Urges Congress to allow thousands of Indian doctors on green card backlog to bolster US healthcare system.
A small group of driven and entrepreneurial leaders step up to galvanize the community and deliver a timely service to those impacted by Covid-19.
Funds to help strengthen India’s testing capacity, develop infection prevention and control centers of excellence.
Fewer people with stroke symptoms receiving care at US hospitals during pandemic.
Legislation may help Indian origin doctors, nurses bearing brunt of pandemic.
Satyender Dev Khanna and Priya Khanna fell fighting the deadly disease in New Jersey.
Job losses, financial worries, immigration ban raise stress levels in community.
Indian American physicians raising funds, distributing masks, personal protective equipment.
The executive order comes into effect at 11:59 pm on April 23, 2020.
Indian American physicians recommend nationwide lockdown to flatten the pandemic curve.
Indian American physicians hold inter-faith spiritual session to hail healthcare professionals fighting the pandemic.
Indian American physicians seek enhancement of national registry of patients to help combat the pandemic.
Indiaspora raises $500,000 for Covid relief efforts in U.S. and India
Large number of Indians among 65,000 unlicensed international medical graduates in the US.
Four more new countries from the Africa region report cases, bringing the total to 186 countries and territories.
Dr Nitesh Jain explains why Indian physicians on the frontline feel disappointed by US immigration laws.
Immigration Voice highlights plight of Indian physicians on the frontline of battle against COVID-19.
Education is key to the Kerala model that is doing remarkably better than Washington.
Canada spreads the welcome mat for a new wave of educated, high-profile immigrants, Indian students.
Indians in America have been lobbying for S.386, a bill to remove Green Card country caps.
Community leaders say Indian Americans are more focused and active this time around.