The State Department has confirmed EB-2 India is unavailable for the rest of FY2026, while EB-1 retrogressed further — here's what it means for the hundreds of thousands of Indians stuck in the employment-based green card queue
Dr Kali P. Chaudhary has acquired the long-abandoned Oceanwide Plaza in downtown Los Angeles, with plans to rename it KPC Square and turn it into a lasting symbol of India in one of America's biggest cities
USCIS has confirmed the FY2027 H-1B cap is met, shutting the door on new cap-subject filings for another year. For the Indian professionals who make up the majority of applicants, the scramble for alternatives begins now
The Stony Brook University professor's $480,000 in combined funding will support groundbreaking research into using invasive bamboo to clean contaminated Long Island groundwater and tracking four decades of 'forever chemical' pollution in the Hudson River Estuary
The America 250 Indian American Commemorative Celebration, set for July 25 at DAR Constitution Hall, will bring together nearly 3,000 leaders from politics, business, medicine, and faith — a bipartisan tribute to both the nation's semiquincentennial and the diaspora's role in shaping it
A board-certified dermatologist and dermatopathologist, Dr. Patel will now simultaneously lead both the Pathology and Dermatology departments — a distinctive appointment reflecting his unusual dual expertise at the intersection of two closely connected medical specialties
The State Department's new Nonimmigrant Visa Expedited Appointment Pilot Program lets eligible B-1/B-2 applicants pay extra for an interview within 10 business days — but experts caution it buys speed, not certainty, for a community that has borne the brunt of America's visa appointment backlog
The Dallas Telugu Alai Balai Sangham's daylong, free public celebration on August 2 will bring one of Telangana's most cherished folk traditions to North Texas, reflecting the rapidly growing scale of Indian cultural life in the Dallas-Fort Worth region
The Sikh-Canadian-American reporter, whose consumer investigations for NBC 5 Responds have recovered more than $1 million for Chicago-area viewers, received the Distinguished Alumna Award just months after becoming a U.S. citizen
A University of Texas demographer has publicly challenged a widely shared essay's framing of America's changing school demographics, arguing that conflating 'non-white' with 'non-American' fuels exactly the kind of divisive rhetoric currently shaping immigration policy debates