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Stuck between two worlds: Inside the H-1B standstill

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Jersey City recognizes Muslim Heritage Month

City council approves resolution honoring Muslim residents amid data showing widespread discrimination.

Mohammed Jaffer

- Chicago Bureau
FIA Chicago celebrates India's Republic Day
The gathering also observed a moment of silence to honor the Bangladeshi Hindu victims of a targeted attack on religious...
- Pranavi Sharma
Indian American nonprofit runs after-school AI program in California
Program gave high school students hands-on AI training through city and utility-backed community projects.
- Venkat Nagam
Indian Association of Sacramento organizes Meet and Greet
Consul Jaswant Singh thanked IAS for organizing the consular camp earlier that morning at the same venue, which served nearly...

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BAPS sets new World Record

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Indiana University names Rahul Shrivastav interim VP

The appointment elevates the IU Bloomington provost to a university-wide leadership position.

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Pratham USA names Rajesh Shah as board chair
Outgoing chair Dhiren Shethia will remain on the national board.
- Staff Reporter
NIH Director Bhattacharya to address NORD rare disease meet
The symposium will focus on accelerating research, diagnosis, and therapeutic development for rare and ultra-rare diseases.
- Staff Reporter
Indian American alumnus donates $4M to BITS Pilani
The contribution has pushed BITS Pilani’s endowment corpus past $34 million as the institute works toward a $100 million fund.

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Venkatesh unveils teaser of gripping anthology 'High'

The teaser unfolds as a gripping anthology, portraying four individuals who interpret “high” through their own emotional, moral, and psychological lenses.

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Shahid Kapoor's 'O Romeo' gets clearance from Bombay High Court
Directed by Vishal Bhardwaj and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala, "O’Romeo" is based on Hussain Zaidi’s novel "Mafia Queens of Mumbai".
- IANS
Priyanka Chopra recalls late 'Mary Kom' co-star Sunil Thapa’s support during tough times
Veteran Nepali actor Sunil Thapa passed away in Kathmandu on the morning of Feb. 7 at the age of 68.

Chiranjeevi–Nayanthara Telugu blockbuster to stream on ZEE5 Global
- Staff Reporter
'Mana Shankara Vara Prasad Garu' is deeply rooted in emotion,...
Akshay Kumar's 'Bhooth Bangla' preponed to April 10
- IANS
The project marks the reunion of director Priyadarshan and Akshay...
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U.S. appeals court upholds Trump's immigration detention policy

The ruling is expected to impact thousands of people as the court's jurisdiction covers Texas and Louisiana.

Trump administration sued over pause on immigrant visa processing
The lawsuit was brought by the National Immigration Law Center and other groups on behalf of a wide range of...
H-1B cap registration for FY27 opens March 4
USCIS says employers must register beneficiaries online by March 19 for cap selection

Sharp rise in Indian deportations from the U.S. in 2025

Washington records highest Indian deportations, with numbers surging past 3,400,...
- Staff Reporter
Indians students studying in the U.S. should keep documents clear, advises Councilman Ashfaq Syed

Syed is proud of his Indian roots and likes to...
- Ishani Duttagupta

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TiffinStash expands Indian taste drives in Toronto

The expansion is backed by a marketplace model linking Indian home chefs across the GTA for coordinated daily deliveries.

Quicklly brings Indian meals to Costco, ALDI
The online marketplace has grown through digital commerce driven by demand for accessible Indian products in the U.S. since its...
Padma Lakshmi on how food shapes immigrant America
The Indian-American author and TV host discussed her show Taste the Nation and her new book at the university event.
Quicklly brings Indian meals to Costco, ALDI
The online marketplace has grown through digital commerce driven by demand for accessible Indian products in the U.S. since its...

India makes a mark with largest-ever pavilion at Gulfood 2026
From Malvani to Millets: Inside India’s changing restaurant landscape

Industry growth reflects shifting lifestyles, employment creation and evolving expectations...
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Indian restaurants, chefs among 2026 James Beard semifinalists

This year’s list includes Indian-origin chefs and restaurant groups whose...
- Malvika Choudhary
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Denver’s Little India to offer lunch buffet in Central Park

The restaurant will soon begin serving the buffet daily from...
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Chef Kunal Kapur on social media food trends: No food is inherently unhealthy

Kapur attributed unhealthy outcomes largely to lifestyle choices.
- IANS
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Vikas Khanna’s childhood Lohri memories: The kitchen would smell of jaggery, peanuts, gajak

The chef added that beyond the food, what left a...
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Winter Oly leader Norway builds lead as U.S....

Prabhjot Paul Singh

Norway’s second gold of the day came in the men’s 5,000-meter speed skating event.

T20 WC: Adil approved as replacement for Singh in USA...

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Singh was ruled out with an injury to his right...

Davis Cup: Dhakshineswar Suresh takes India past the Netherlands

Prabhjot Paul Singh

India’s happiness after doubles triumph was short-lived because of Jesper...

Italy, Sweden, Japan, Norway, and Switzerland start the gold hunt...

Prabhjot Paul Singh

Overall champions of the previous three editions of the games,...

Nostalgia: When I was in PyeongChang for the 2018 Winter...

Prabhjot Paul Singh

3000 athletes from 95 nations marched in the presence of...

Pakistan Govt allows team to play India match on February...
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INA veteran lauds 'great' PM Modi after Malaysia meet, recalls Netaji's legacy

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While Prisoners of War initially formed the trained core of the army, it was the Indian civilian population in Southeast Asia that contributed large numbers of volunteers to strengthen the movement.