Diaspora
A Physician’s Prescription for Iowa
I am running for the Iowa State Senate because Iowa needs a stronger voice for patients, families, public schools and small businesses. For too long, some of the most important…
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H.D. Kumaraswamy Invites Global Firms to Partner in India’s Industrial Growth
India’s Minister of Steel and Heavy Industries, H.D. Kumaraswamy, has urged global companies, investors and innovators to view India not merely as a “market,” but as a long-term “manufacturing and…
Canada
Sikh Congregation in Italy Promotes Brotherhood and Peace
Italy’s growing Sikh community organized a daylong congregation to promote universal brotherhood and peace through the recitation of sacred Gurbani. The fifth annual event, organized by the Sarbat da Bhalla…
Diaspora
Film Review: Babita Singh Reporting is Much Ado About Less Than Nothing
Prime Video continues with its abundance of drab and dissatisfying fare with Babita Singh Reporting. A purported crime thriller, it just does not thrill. Wonder what is wrong in the Prime…
Diaspora
USCIS Form Changes Raise New Risks for Green Card Applicants
For immigrants waiting years for a U.S. green card, the latest obstacle may not be a visa backlog or an employer change. It may be using the wrong government form.…
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Disaster Trek: A Look at Hindi Cinema’s Greatest Disasters in the Millenium—Part 2
Continuing with Hindi cinema’s greatest fiascos of all time, I have explained that a flop is a film that does not recover its investment, but a disaster is that which…
Capitol Hill
Opinion: Wars Are Not Small Potatoes
A day after Vice President JD Vance argued that what was going on in Iran is “not war,” President Donald Trump got into the definition game essentially supporting his Number…
Diaspora
The Pocket-Sized Rebellion
How a simple tote full of paper and yarn is quietly transforming urban commutes On a weekday morning inside Mumbai's crowded local train, a subtle rebellion is unfolding. Around them,…
Culture & Heritage
Americans4Hindus Calls for Equal Political Rights and Rejects Ideological Profiling of Hindu Americans
Americans4Hindus (A4H) expresses serious concern regarding the recently announced campaign by nearly 100 elected officials and candidates pledging to reject political contributions from individuals and organizations characterized as “RSS-linked.” Americans4Hindus…
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Film Review: Mirzapur The Movie is Gritty, Unabashed Entertainer
It’s a first for an Indian TV series. Mirzapur—The Movie cashes in on the much-loved three-season hyper-violent series that has become endemically popular. In a merciful situation, we have censors for the…
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JLF North Carolina Announces 2026 Festival Lineup
Teamwork Arts, producer of the Jaipur Literature Festival and its international editions, has announced that the third edition of JLF North Carolina will take place from September 11 to 13,…
Capitol Hill
US Lawmakers Press Rubio for Expanded Nepal Flood Rescue
A bipartisan group of 27 U.S. lawmakers is pressing Secretary of State Marco Rubio to dramatically expand Washington's search-and-rescue and humanitarian response to Nepal's catastrophic floods and landslides, including the…
Diaspora
Teachers Who Shaped My Life and Career
Teachers are role models who make an indelible impression on their students. The teacher-student relationship is perhaps the most important of the three sacred relationships. The other two are the…
Diaspora
Nearly 1 in 16 Internet-Using Children in Pakistan Faced Online Sexual Exploitation: UNICEF
Nearly 1 in 16 internet-using children aged 12 to 17 in Pakistan experienced at least one form of technology-facilitated sexual exploitation and abuse in a single year, affecting approximately 1.5…
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Rep. Suhas Subramanyam Blasts FBI Surveillance
U.S. Rep. Suhas Subramanyam has accused the Trump administration of politically weaponizing the Justice Department after the FBI and DOJ told him that his phone conversations with Virginia Senate President…
Canada
Alberta’s First Chief Justice of Indian Descent Ritu Khullar Dies
Ritu Khullar, the first jurist of Indian descent to serve as chief justice of Alberta, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, died on September 3 after battling cancer. She is survived…