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Indian Americans
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Survey finds many Indian Americans back Democrats in the US and Modi in India

Indian Americans were more likely to express liberal views on several policy issues when answering questions about the United States than when responding to comparable questions about India.

Gov. Kathy Hochul
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New York senate urges recognition of India's Independence Day

The New York State Senate has adopted a resolution urging Governor Kathy Hochul to proclaim August 15, 2026 as India Independence Day in the state, recognizing India's freedom struggle and the contributions of the Indian-American community.

Secretary of state Marco Rubio with Indian prime minister Narendra Modi
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Marco Rubio defends Trump tariffs as 'global policy' and 'not lost momentum with India'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US-India partnership remains strong despite President Trump’s aggressive trade tariffs and immigration measures affecting Indian exports and Indian nationals in the United States. He stressed ongoing cooperation in trade, defense, and technology.

US Permanent Resident (Green) Card
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US green card applicants must now apply from their home countries, DHS says

The Trump administration has announced a major change to the green card process. Many immigrants seeking permanent residency in the United States will now have to leave the country and apply from abroad while their cases are processed.

Shashi Tharoor, member of the Indian Parliament
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Shashi Tharoor questions silence of Indian Americans over Trump tariffs

Speaking at a Stanford University forum, Shashi Tharoor raised concerns over the silence of the Indian diaspora in the US during rising trade tensions. The discussion focused on fear, political division, and the community’s limited public response to tariffs.

Hindus in the United States
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Is there a divide among Hindu Americans and what are they seeking politically?

Hindu Americans are becoming more politically visible and increasingly divided over identity, Hindutva, caste, immigration, and representation. As progressive and conservative groups battle for influence, the community is redefining what political power, pluralism, and Hindu identity mean in America.

US Rep Tom Suozzi
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Tom Suozzi named vice-chair of Congressional Caucus on India and Indian Americans

Representative Tom Suozzi has been appointed Democratic vice-chair of the India Caucus, strengthening his role in advancing US-India relations and representing a large Indian American community in New York.

Indian American Advocacy Council 'Know Your Rights' guide
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Indian American Advocacy Council releases 'Know Your Rights' guide amid rising concerns over anti-Indian discrimination in the US

A new IAAC guide aims to help Indian-Americans navigate rising discrimination, offering legal awareness, as well as safety tips.

Patel Community in USA
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From Theplas to Texas: How the Patel community built and expanded the American dream

What began as a story of survival through motels has evolved into a powerful, multi-industry success, where Gujarati Patels reshaped hospitality, retail, and entrepreneurship across the United States through resilience and community-driven growth.

Hindu Americans thriving US
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7 reasons Hindu Americans are thriving across the US

From boardrooms and public offices to temples and Diwali celebrations at the White House, Hindu Americans have emerged as one of the most successful and visible communities in the US, shaping business, culture, politics, and civil society.