The Indian American executive's move to the board of the drone-delivery company signals growing diaspora influence at the intersection of retail, logistics and emerging aviation technology
SiliconAndhra set three Guinness World Records at its Oakland Arena Silver Jubilee, drawing 12,000+ attendees for the largest-ever celebration of Telugu classical arts in the US.
Beyond cultural celebration, this year's convention placed unusual emphasis on public service, political participation and the next generation of Telugu American leaders
Global Organization of People of Indian Origin opens its Connecticut chapter alongside the state's new India Trade Commission, formalizing a decades-old grassroots network into structured economic power
State Senator Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox, Connecticut's first Indian-origin lawmaker, calls Senate Bill 132 ‘an important milestone’ for the state and its South Asian community
Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi demands USPS Postmaster General David Steiner's removal, alleging the agency defied two federal court rulings on mail-ballot delivery.
The 2026 Indian American Attitudes Survey reveals a community navigating rising discrimination, sharp disapproval of Trump, unexpected enthusiasm for Zohran Mamdani, and a generation still choosing America despite it all
A wage-weighted selection system replacing decades of random chance is now live for the FY 2027 cap season, and Indian applicants — who make up the overwhelming majority of H-1B beneficiaries — have the most to gain and lose
From Radio Zindagi's fifteen-city broadcast network to the launch of Bhavya Gujarat and Jee Punjabi, the Indian Eye Group's multiplatform mission offers a window into how ethnic media keeps a scattered diaspora connected to both its roots and its adopted home
A $100,000 H-1B fee and a shifting policy landscape are pushing India's most sought-after engineering graduates toward Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and South Korea — reshaping a pipeline that has fed Silicon Valley for a generation