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Vlogger Chloe Jade's video of 'people call India dirty, but it's not' from Kerala's Kochi goes viral
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Vlogger Chloe Jade's video of 'people call India dirty, but it's not' from Kerala's Kochi goes viral

Pakistan positions itself as key mediator for US-Iran talks
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Pakistan positions itself as key mediator for US-Iran talks

Air Canada Express jet crash caught on CCTV as plane collides with fire truck at LaGuardia
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Air Canada Express jet crash caught on CCTV as plane collides with fire truck at LaGuardia

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US issues 250k fewer visas, India and China see 84,000 drop
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US issues 250k fewer visas, India and China see 84,000 drop

A sharp decline in US visa approvals during the first eight months of 2025 has significantly affected applicants from India and China, with student, work, and family-based visas seeing notable reductions under stricter immigration policies.

Trump's war on Iran could swing independent voters against him
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Trump's war on Iran could swing independent voters against him

Rising tensions with Iran are reshaping political attitudes among independent voters in key swing states, as concerns over war, economic strain, and unclear messaging threaten Republican prospects in the upcoming U.S. midterm elections.

US signals possible easing of Iran oil curbs, offering relief for India
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US signals possible easing of Iran oil curbs, offering relief for India

A possible shift by the United States on Iranian oil sanctions could ease global supply pressure. For India, heavily dependent on imports, this may bring cheaper crude and new buying opportunities.

Trump’s Pearl Harbor quip in front of Japan PM sparks backlash
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Trump’s Pearl Harbor quip in front of Japan PM sparks backlash

A remark by Donald Trump referencing Pearl Harbor attack during talks with Sanae Takaichi has drawn criticism, highlighting tensions between diplomatic sensitivity and off-the-cuff rhetoric in a key US–Japan meeting.

US vows intensified strikes on Iran as Pentagon claims strategic upper hand
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US vows intensified strikes on Iran as Pentagon claims strategic upper hand

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says Iran will face the largest wave of strikes yet, as Washington asserts growing military dominance and insists the Gulf conflict will conclude strictly on American terms.

Are Indian Americans really 'job-stealers' or is that just internet propaganda?
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Are Indian Americans really 'job-stealers' or is that just internet propaganda?

A closer look at economic data and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace’s 2026 Indian American Attitudes Survey reveals a more complex reality, one where high-skilled immigration, entrepreneurship, and perception collide in America’s heated jobs debate.

Iran strike on Qatar LNG hub shakes global energy markets, raises concerns for India
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Iran strike on Qatar LNG hub shakes global energy markets, raises concerns for India

An Iranian missile strike on Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG facility has disrupted global gas supplies, rattled energy markets, and raised serious concerns for import-dependent nations like India amid escalating Middle East tensions.

Pakistan could develop long-range missiles capable of targeting US, says Tulsi Gabbard
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Pakistan could develop long-range missiles capable of targeting US, says Tulsi Gabbard

US intelligence warns of a rapidly expanding global missile threat, as nations like Tulsi Gabbard highlight rising arsenals, advanced hypersonic weapons, and covert warfare tactics reshaping an increasingly volatile and unpredictable security landscape.

Virginia senate honors Indian-American journalist T. Vishnudatta Jayaraman
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Virginia senate honors Indian-American journalist T. Vishnudatta Jayaraman

The Virginia State Senate has recognized journalist T. Vishnudatta Jayaraman for his contributions to media and the South Asian community, highlighting his role in amplifying diverse voices and strengthening independent journalism in the United States.

Indian Americans earn $151K median income, nearly 80% higher than US average
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Indian Americans earn $151K median income, nearly 80% higher than US average

Indian Americans continue to top income charts in the United States, driven by strong representation in high-skilled industries, high education levels, and growing influence in business, technology, and public finances across the country.

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