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Ariana Grande response
News

Who is Kush Desai, the Indian-American deputy press secretary who fired back at Ariana Grande

An Indian-American with roots in Gujarat, Desai is a Dartmouth College graduate fluent in both English and Gujarati.

Kumartuli Durga idols
Art&Culture

Kumartuli’s timeless craft of Goddess Durga: Artisans creating idols sold worldwide since 1700s

In Kolkata’s centuries-old potters’ quarter, artisans shape not just idols but the spirit of Durga Puja that travels across the world.

Japan education for Indians
Asia

Japan makes strides to bring in Indian students after US visa fee hike

Japan had just 1600 Indian students in May 2024, which is a fraction compared to the number of students studying in North America.

Punjabi laborers US
News

From late 1800s Punjabi laborers to today’s political leaders: How Indian Americans shaped the US

Migration first began in the late 1800s when Punjabi agricultural laborers settled along the West Coast, often facing harsh working conditions and racial barriers

native boarding schools
News

From native boarding schools to visa bans: America’s history of exclusion

Long before debates about immigrants taking jobs, Native American children were stripped from their homes and sent to boarding schools run by the US government.

US companies shift India
News

US tech giants might shift to India to hire Indians: Experts

Analysts estimate that India could host more than 2200 GCCs by 2030, with the sector's market size approaching $100 billion.

Srini Gopalan named T-Mobile CEO as telecom faces H-1B visa challenges
Business

Srini Gopalan named T-Mobile CEO as telecom faces H-1B visa challenges

Indian-origin IIM Ahmedabad alumnus Srini Gopalan will succeed Mike Sievert as T-Mobile CEO on November 1, bringing decades of global telecom and tech leadership at a time when the U.S. industry grapples with visa and regulatory hurdles.

Lawrence Bishnoi
News

Lawrence Bishnoi's gang declared 'terrorist entity' by Canadian government

Canada officially lists the transnational Lawrence Bishnoi gang as a terrorist organization, citing its involvement in murder, extortion, shootings, and creating fear within Indian diaspora communities, empowering law enforcement with new tools to combat their criminal activities.