Bronze tribute in central Seattle underscores India’s outreach through shared heritage and philosophy across communities
Browsing: Indian Americans
Ten Indian nationals face U.S. charges in a visa fraud conspiracy involving fake job offers and misuse of immigration programs.
New Jersey tops U.S. housing price growth in 2026, reshaping affordability and raising concerns among Indian American buyers.
A growing number of Americans are seeking to confirm whether their Canadian ancestry now makes them Canadian citizens.
Advocates and lawmakers with deep roots in India are reshaping the state’s transit through labor reform and infrastructure expansion.
Six researchers with deep ties to India earn elite fellowships to pioneer breakthroughs in global AI adoption and genomic modelling.
Collaboration to enhance purchasing and bill pay experience for AAHOA members, majority of whom are Indian American.
Elijah Schaffer has sparked outrage online after posting a series of remarks targeting Indian Americans, prompting sharp reactions across social media
The Bengaluru tragedy is a stark reminder that AI-driven job losses are not just about efficiency. They carry profound human costs.
MIT professor honors Stony Brook mentor with award for faculty who excel in classroom instruction and pedagogical innovation.
Shreya Nair plans to study cancer engineering, while Pranav Sompalle hopes to integrate biomedical engineering and AI.
Their inventions include AI-powered surgical systems, energy transition, and cancer diagnostics.
The U.S. State Department has expanded social media vetting requirements across a wider range of non-immigrant visa categories.
Partnership with the TSC Alliance aims to standardize clinical care and identify biomarkers for neuropsychiatric disorders.
A competitive selection of scholars with Indian roots to undergo leadership and career development program in August.
New report spotlights Indian diaspora’s role in accelerating India’s vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047.
A new Barron’s ranking highlights female leaders with deep roots in India who are now managing trillions.
Indian American civil rights lawyer wins in Texas House District 47 with a campaign centred on cultural representation.
These visionary leaders are redefining global standards in biotechnology, education access and family economic policy for millions.
The proposed legislation follows a tragic 2024 accident involving a young girl and an undocumented truck driver.
Civil rights expert Manju Kulkarni discusses the surge in harassment and highlights strategies for building resilience
Program uses the stage as a laboratory for exploring the nuances of the Indian American experience and beyond
Indian Americans in Texas face shifting perceptions as success, immigration politics, assimilation, and community responsibility collide.
A historical and personal reflection on anti-Indian hate in America, tracing exclusion, assimilation, and the need for civic participation.
A clip shared on X shows conservative activist Chris Rufo questioning why Indian American-led firms qualify for federal contract advantages under the 8(a) program. Citing high education and income levels, Rufo argues the policy no longer serves its original purpose and calls the system indefensible.