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Is it 'unpopular opinion' that Indian Americans lead in medicine and technology, making half of STEM talent in US?

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Why internet is going crazy for the word 'otrovert' coined by New York–based psychiatrist

Neither introverts nor extroverts, otroverts thrive on individuality while staying emotionally apart from groups.

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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.

From Kadhas to AI Yoga: India’s $120B Wellness Boom
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From Kadhas to AI Yoga: India’s ancient wisdom powers $120B industry

Blending ancient wisdom with tech and lifestyle trends, holistic health gains ground over gyms and steroids across the U.S.

10 Hindu temples in USA worth visiting
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10 Hindu temples in the United States worth visiting

Explore ten of the most beautiful and spiritually enriching Hindu temples across the United States—architectural marvels that preserve tradition, celebrate community, and offer a serene refuge for worship, reflection, and cultural connection in a modern world.

47% of Indian‑Americans Feel Equally Indian & American; 2024 Carnegie Survey
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47% of Indian-Americans feel equally Indian and American, says 2024 Carnegie survey

The latest survey shows a growing embrace of dual identity among Indian-Americans, with cultural ties like food, film, and music playing a key role in strengthening roots—especially among US-born youth.

Why Indian Women are Seeking Divorce | The Silent Revolution
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Why more Indian women are choosing divorce: The silent revolution in modern marriages

Divorce is rising among Indian women—not from rebellion, but from self-respect. Here's why more are walking away from loveless, lonely, or “almost good” marriages.

Eid al-Adha explained: The 'feast of sacrifice' celebrating faith, family, and community
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Eid al-Adha explained: The 'feast of sacrifice' celebrating faith, family, and community

Eid al-Adha, one of Islam’s most significant holidays, honors Prophet Abraham’s devotion through prayer, sacrifice, and communal celebration. Marked by the Hajj pilgrimage and ritual animal sacrifice, it brings Muslims worldwide together in faith and generosity.

From Butter Chicken to Biryani: 10 Indian dishes Americans crave and where to find the best in the US
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From Butter Chicken to Biryani: 10 Indian dishes Americans crave and where to find the best in the US

According to Yelp and the National Restaurant Association, Indian food has seen a 35 per cent growth in popularity over the last five years, with over 6,000 Indian restaurants spread across the country—from Michelin-starred spots in NYC to family-run gems in Texas.

Avenging the Sindoor: Operation named to honor Pahalgam widows and every married woman’s sacred symbol
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Avenging the Sindoor: Operation named to honor Pahalgam widows and every married woman’s sacred symbol

US NIH director Jayanta Bhattacharya ends cruel medical experiments on beagles
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US NIH director Jayanta Bhattacharya ends cruel medical experiments on beagles

The director claimed that animal experiments don't always yield good results, and with the advent of more effective AI tools, they need to be cut down

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