Many South Asian Americans tap into their community to kick-start their political careers.
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Indian American lawmaker looks at challenges of an “incredibly diverse†multi-racial multi-ethnic democracy.
Told to put on gas masks and lie on floor as Capital Police battled with mob.
Ro Khanna and Pramila Jayapal blame Trump for the violence.
Indian American lawmaker Ro Khanna hopes for peaceful resolution of farmers’ stir in India.
Congressional Black Caucus chair Karen Bass is also in contention.
Another Indian American lawmaker, Ro Khanna, among contenders.
Many scored firsts in community’s giant leap forward in US politics.
Ami Bera, Ro Khanna, Pramila Jayapal and Raja Krishnamoorthi sweep races in their respective districts.
Sara Gideon trailing in Maine, Indian Americans enlarge presence in state legislatures.
They have come a long way from the days of pioneer Dalip Singh Saund.
Indian American lawmakers call for action to end decades long backlog for Indian IT professionals.
From coast to coast, Indian Americans are running for various congressional, state and local legislative and executive offices.
From Dalip Singh Saund to Kamala Harris, Indian Americans have traveled a long way to become a political force.Â
Call for change in the name of countless black victims of hatred and racism.
Indian American Congressman Khanna co-sponsors Emergency Cash Infusion bill to help working class Americans.
Tulsi Gabbard votes ‘present’—the lone Democrat to do so.
Son of Punjabi immigrants passionate about both development and inclusivity.
Indian American lawmaker talks to ethnic media about everything from healthcare reforms to ensuring fair elections.
Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi is the latest congressman to support impeachment investigation against the president.
The congressman, who represents Silicon Valley, is the first Indian American lawmaker to join the Congressional Pakistan Caucus.
However, with almost half the community still not naturalized, it has “a long way to go,†the Drew University professor says.
Congressmen and civil rights organizations call out Trump for fostering white supremacy; call for gun control.
The lawmakers join 16 other Asian Americans in the ceremonial oath of office hosted by Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies (APAICS).
Reps. Ami Bera, Ro Khanna, Pramila Jayapal and Raja Krishnamoothi take oath to serve in the 116th Congress.