The Indian American (IA) Impact, a national organization focused on strengthening political representation for Indian and South Asian American communities, has endorsed Vichal Kumar, a public defender and Democratic candidate …
Elections
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One City Rising Recommends Assemblywoman Rajkumar for Re-Election in New York
by SAH Staff Reporter 2 minutes readA day before early voting begins on June 13, One City Rising, a citywide community organization focused on advancing practical solutions to New York City’s most pressing challenges, announced its …
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U.S.-India Insight: Mandate to Momentum: A Three Point Agenda for Indian States
by Richard M. Rossow, CSIS 4 minutes readFive Indian states just concluded their elections. Many voters chose change. This change is particularly stark in Tamil Nadu and West Bengal -both states elected parties that have never governed these respective states. While the winning …
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Opinion: Bending The Knees And Kissing The Ring
by Sridhar Krishnaswami 6 minutes readPolitics in Washington DC is known for many things, the first of which being that paybacks are quite expensive, in some instances even a fatal blow to careers. Occasionally it …
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Indian American Impact Celebrates Georgia Primary Wins
by SAH Staff Reporter 2 minutes readIndian American Impact has announced what it described as a series of “historic victories” and “runoff advances” for its endorsed candidates across Georgia following the state’s May 19 primary elections. …
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How Priyanka Gandhi Outmaneuvered Rahul — and Gave Kerala Its New Chief Minister
by TN Ashokby TN Ashok 12 minutes readOn the morning after the Congress-led United Democratic Front swept back to power in Kerala with a commanding 102 seats in a 140-member Assembly, the machinery of high politics ground …
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The End of the Dynasty: How Tamil Nadu’s Young Rewrote Their Future
by TN Ashokby TN Ashok 9 minutes readThere is a moment in Tamil political folklore that everyone in the state can still feel, even if they weren’t alive to witness it. The year was 1967. C. N. …
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If gaining independence in 1947 was India’s first coming, then the second was its economic reforms, launched in 1991-92; last week’s outcome of the four assembly elections can be called …
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Bengal’s Civilizational Resurgence: A Historic Mandate for Nationalism and Renewal
by Amit Malviyaby Amit Malviya 5 minutes readThis is not just an electoral victory. In this defining moment, it is a civilizational shift, a turning of the tide, a reclamation long awaited. West Bengal shall now rise …