“Was told to downplay Hindu-Indian identity,” says Virginia Senator running for Congress

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Was told to downplay Hindu-Indian identity says Virginia Senator running for Congress

In an interview with New India Abroad, Sen. Subramanyam shared the importance of diversity in leadership, the status of his congressional campaign, and his priorities if elected.

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