Browsing: Indian Americans

Biden administration officials stress importance of community’s voices, engagement and role

Many Indian Americans with relatives in India vaccinated with Covaxin anxious about WHO approval

From suicide prevention among young queer to a new social media startup, they are shaping the pandemic experience

New FBI data shows rise in bias-motivated crimes against Indian Americans, specifically Sikhs, Muslims and Hindus

Search on for two missing Indian Americans in New Jersey

Coming from India, a victim of terrorism, the community urges the US to take strong action against terrorists

They are the wealthiest, best educated and least poor

India born executive only the second person after Bill Gates to hold both posts.

52 percent Indian Americans believe other minority groups discriminated against more than them.

From fundraisers to creating artwork relief, the diaspora pitches in to help Indians.

An Indian American teenager explains how she has learned to embrace her identity.

President values their “incredible contribution to fabric of society, whether it’s science or education or the government.”

“You guys are incredible,” Biden tells Indian American Swati Mohan, who landed Mars rover on the Red Planet.

Kamala Harris’ story resonates with many Indian Americans from immigrant families.

India needs the skills, knowledge, and investments of the pravasi to regain its global position.

The 2020 election cycle has proved that Indian Americans have fully immersed themselves in the political fabric of the U.S.

Small but influential community has emerged as a pivotal voting block in battleground states.

Both Trump and Biden campaigns are courting the small but possibly pivotal voting bloc.

Half of the Indian American population lives in five states, California, Texas, New Jersey, New York and Illinois.

Indian Americans’ active participation in the presidential election indicates their growing political clout.

South Asian Americans tend to view racism through the white prism of ‘model minority.’

Indian American corporate leaders stand in solidarity with black community.

We cannot be bystanders and treat it as “someone else’s problem.”

Job losses, financial worries, immigration ban raise stress levels in community.

Artist Syed Rehman’s online initiative to help poor and elderly inspiring people across America.