California, Texas and New York accounted for 35% of US employment-based green card filings and approvals in the third quarter of FY2026.
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Indian American mayor’s initiative will help residents navigate Medicaid and SNAP changes and access essential support.
Starting in January, eligible New Yorkers can pursue qualifying associate degrees in high-demand fields without tuition costs.
Global initiative coincides with U.S.-China youth choir exchange bringing 45 Guangdong singers to New York
Mayor Zohran Mamdani signs legislation reversing former rules that required restaurants to dismantle roadway sheds each winter.
Rebel Kid Apoorva Mukhija confirms she moved to New York and explains why she wanted to live in the US city.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani attended the Queens India Day Parade, marking India’s 80th Independence Day with the Indian American community.
The Justice Department sued New York, Connecticut and Vermont providing in-state tuition and financial aid to undocumented students.
Indian mango festivals in New York and Washington attracted over 9,000 visitors, boosting awareness of premium Indian mango varieties.
Indian American Christian leaders met Rep. Tom Suozzi to discuss religious freedom, democracy, immigration, and U.S.-India relations.
American India Foundation marked its 25th anniversary by raising a record $3.8 million at its New York Gala, honoring Bharat Masrani, Salil Parekh and BNY.
New York City has always been such a place, a metropolis of extraordinary aspiration and extraordinary grievance.
New York authorities return 657 Indian artifacts worth $14 million, many linked to Subhash Kapoor’s smuggling network, in a major effort
Newly surfaced disclosures reveal past arrests of FBI Director Kash Patel, raising questions about leadership and public trust.
Advocates and lawmakers with deep roots in India are reshaping the state’s transit through labor reform and infrastructure expansion.
Indian American public defender targets immigrant justice and institutional reform with a grassroots campaign.
First South Asian to hold the position, Diya Vij to ensure NYC remains the cultural capital of the world.
Nikhil Gupta pleaded guilty in a US federal court to a murder-for-hire conspiracy targeting Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in New York
“While We Watched†unfolds rare truths and bears a torchlight into how Indian journalism could thrive or survive
Indian American lawmaker Jenifer Rajkumar, who led the fight to make Diwali a holiday, calls it a victory for South Asians
India-born physician and community leader plans to expand the reach of Indian cultural awareness and educational programs
Indian Americans with elderly visitors from India are either masking up or rescheduling trips to tourist sites
May 11-14 festival to feature films in Bengali, English, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Malayalam, Marathi, Nagpuri, Punjabi and Tamil
Indian American executive “excited to partner with the new Advisory Board to represent NYC’s most resilient communitiesâ€
Releasing in theatres on April 7, writer-director Saim Sadiq’s debut feature explores patriarchy and trans issues