For Indians Abroad
Shah became the sixth Indian American to be elected to the US House of Representatives.
The discussions included a proposal to provide 1,000 hours of industry mentorship to 1,000 local students.
The American people have given a clear rebuke to corruption, the toll of high prices and the incompetence of Washington.
A midterm loss acts as an unexpected relief valve. When opposition majorities take control of Congress, the burden of governance immediately shifts across Pennsylvania Avenue.
Suozzi understands that democracy requires compromise. Washington was never intended to be a place where two parties refuse even to speak to one another.
India, a long-time strategic partner, was hit with a 50 percent tariff tied partly to its Russian oil purchases, while the President himself eased pressure on Moscow for reasons that defy logic.
This climate of exclusion reflects a broader, unsettling shift in state politics. We now see faith caucuses requiring heightened security and armed guards
A second-generation Indian-American mother endorsed Abdul El Sayed for his integrity, values and pride in his identity.
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