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As mission specialist, Andhra born Bandla evaluated the human-tended research experience in space

Son of parents from Assam and Andhra, New Jersey boy is the rage of tennis fans in two nations

Policy expert servied on the leadership of the Biden-Harris transition HHS agency review team

An Expedia veteran, Parikh was Hotwire’s youngest and first female president

Third woman of Indian descent to fly into space will be a mission specialist on Virgin Galactic’s ‘Unity 22’ flight.

America’s first Sikh state attorney general set to take up critical role to protect investors.

Their success stories began with small investments and big dreams.

Kumar would be the first federal judge of South Asian descent in Michigan.

At 12 years, 4 months and 25 days, Indian American chess player breaks Sergey Karjakin’s 19-year-old record.

‘Keshap’s appointment will reinforce the close US partnership with the Government and people of India.’

Potential 2024 presidential hopeful calls herself “the proud daughter of Indian immigrants”.

Set in Kolkata, the gripping socio-political drama lays bare the decaying conditions of our society.

Anna University alumnus to lead efforts to educate “the next generation of innovators and creators.”

Civil rights lawyer takes the most first choice votes in Tuesday’s Democratic primary

Kamala Harris casts tie breaking vote in Senate making Ahuja first Indian American OPM head.

If elected, Krishnan could become the first South Asian elected to New York City Council.

Brown University graduate to examine the causes of a rare neurodevelopmental condition in Spain.

Son’s condition leads to initiative to find cure for Cockayne Syndrome or premature aging.

Seven Republican Senators back water expert endorsed by the US Chamber of Commerce.

European Patent Office (EPO) honors Mitra for restoring smiles with nanomaterials.

H-4 holder recounts her horror as officials investigated her approved NIE.

Megha Rajagopalan exposes China’s mass detention camps; Neil Bedi unmasks misuse of authority in Florida.

Defeats Edison Democratic Chairman Mahesh Bhagia, another Indian American

30 percent non-citizens possess a green card and 27 percent are H-1B visa holders.

Manas Ray’s poem is about a living nightmare, but he also finds hope in recovery and appreciation