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Indian American Advocacy Shines on Capitol Hill: Congressmen Champion US–India Ties
Speaking with conviction about the U.S.–India partnership and the contributions of the Indian American community, more than a dozen US lawmakers painted a vivid picture of a relationship rooted in shared values.
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Lalit K Jha - Tue, 15, Jul 2025
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150 delegates from more than 25 states to engage with representatives from over 125 congressional offices. / Courtesy of Lalit K Jha
On a vibrant summer day in Washington, D.C., the Foundation for India and Indian Diaspora Studies (FIIDS) hosted its largest-ever Capitol Hill Advocacy Day, attracting over 150 delegates from more than 25 states to engage with representatives from over 125 congressional offices.
A Chorus of Congressional Voices
Speaking with conviction about the U.S.–India partnership and the contributions of the Indian American community, more than a dozen US lawmakers painted a vivid picture of a relationship rooted in shared values, economic potential, and mutual security interests. At the same they also addressed the challenges faced by the diaspora.
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