For Indians Abroad
Reducing US tariffs on Indian goods as part of a bilateral trade agreement attracted the strongest support among five policies tested.
Gold House, an Asian Pacific cultural institution, celebrated the Festival of Lights with a glamorous event in Los Angeles that honored the contributions of the South Asian diaspora
The way a country remembers its founders is never a neutral act. It reveals what that country values in the present. The remembrance of Patel as the unifier, the builder of the administrative state, the realist who warned of threats to come, tells us something about what India feels it needs now.
The recent debate between the RBI and Tata Sons is complex and layered. It lies at the intersection of shareholders’ interests, Tata Sons’ autonomy, the autonomy of its trusts and the larger question of public money.
Politicizing a crime does not prevent the next one. It tells half the country that a tragedy is an indictment of them, and they stop listening, including the young men most at risk of being drawn in.
Citizenship is the one step that ends the immigration journey safely.
A second-generation Indian-American mother endorsed Abdul El Sayed for his integrity, values and pride in his identity.
Rigging the polls is one of the oldest allegations facing the democratic process that gives each registered voter a right to exercise his franchise in a free and fair manner.
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