India’s student unrest exposes a deeper crisis of trust in exams, institutions, merit and the promise of upward mobility.
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India’s Insolvency Code, the political economy of the haircut, and the quiet transfer of public wealth
In America, we can be citizens and still sometimes be asked where we are really from. We can be born here and still be perceived through the lens of ancestry
JLF Los Angeles will examine America’s changing global role, India’s rise and the forces reshaping the international order.
Meta apologized to India after Facebook mistakenly restricted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s post amid growing regulatory scrutiny.
India’s youth politics is changing as economic frustration shifts from communal mobilization to protests on jobs, exams and accountability.
An Indian AI engineer on an H-1B visa says he was laid off after his project moved to India, forcing him to consider returning home.
How India’s youth protests, examination grievances and the warning signs that emerge when governments stop treating citizens as equals.
Exam leaks are undermining student trust in India, raising questions about education integrity and the country’s ambitions to lead in AI.
On the education crisis, and the machinery that keeps it perpetual
Sonam Wangchuk’s work on education, ecology and Ladakh, argues that India’s institutions must better address long-term democratic challenges.
Christopher Nolan, Tom Holland and Matt Damon visited a Mumbai café for chai while promoting The Odyssey, leaving the staff stunned.
Nita M. Ambani received the AAPI Humanitarian Award in Tampa, Florida, in recognition of her philanthropic and humanitarian contributions.
India’s infrastructure boom is often marketed as a symbol of national progress. But beneath the surface lies a deeper, structural reality
The United States, under President Donald Trump, is approaching Iran as a risk to be contained, an asset to be audited, and a lever to be used in a wider Eurasian game.
An Eid reflection on Mira Road tensions, Muslim identity, religious freedom, and the growing politics in modern India.
Non-dubbed Hollywood films like Michael, F1: The Movie and Project Hail Mary are finding new audiences in India as urban moviegoers drive demand for premium theatrical experiences.
The two countries are strengthening diaspora-driven ties through trade, technology, diplomacy, and growing strategic cooperation.
New York authorities return 657 Indian artifacts worth $14 million, many linked to Subhash Kapoor’s smuggling network, in a major effort
Despite the turbulence of Trump 2.0 India’s foreign policy strategy, remains largely unchanged.
Three books — written across three decades, from three very different vantage points — describe, more precisely than anything else in the literature, exactly what India chose not to do. And what it still could.
Neeraj Aggarwal, Managing Director and Senior Partner at BCG (Boston Consulting Group), delivered a comprehensive keynote at the Indiaspora Global AI Summit 2026, offering a grounded, structured view of India’s position in the evolving AI landscape.
American far-right political activist Laura Loomer appears to have undergone a striking shift in tone during her recent visit to India
Indian American debut author Chandrani Ghosh returned to her hometown for an intimate and engaging launch of her debut novel Heartlines
The paper suggests methodological problems in India’s national accounts may have distorted growth estimates for nearly two decades.