For Indians Abroad
Denaturalisation proceedings do not automatically cancel citizenship when the government files a complaint
The Atlanta celebrations brought together prominent Gujarati and Indian musical voices, with singers and performers.
India’s Commerce Minister is no longer simply India’s salesman. He is one of its principal economic negotiators.
It is fitting that a film about Maharaj-Ji should defy the conventional laws of commerce.
A growing number of diaspora families are beginning to ask a question earlier generations rarely entertained seriously: what happens if some of us go back, not to retire quietly near family, but to build something?
How Ganesha Pañcaratnam became a living inheritance rather than only a childhood memory
Donald Trump has brought America’s most powerful technology leaders around one table and asked the companies building increasingly autonomous artificial intelligence to help police its dangers. For India, which wants to become an AI power in its own right while deepening its technology partnership with the US, what happened in Washington matters far beyond Silicon Valley.
