Indian expats will get free replacement of passports lost and damaged due to floods in UAE
Sharjah and Ras Al Khaimah experienced flooding in the last week of July. At least seven expats died and hundreds of residents were displaced
Radio Mirchi starts broadcasting in Dallas under FunAsiA Network
After successfully operating 13 radio stations globally, they have now entered an exclusive license for Radio Mirchi in Dallas, with plans to work together
Indian diaspora criticises Amit Jani’s appointment
Hindus for Human Rights, a US-based nonprofit organisation that advocates for civil and human rights in South Asia and North America, as well as
US President names Indian American Amit Jani as acting White House Liaison at Homeland Security
Jani was the national Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Director for Biden’s presidential campaign and has worked with several lawmakers such as New Jersey
Indian farmers’ protest is now a documentary by Henna Mann
Young documentary filmmaker Henna Mann noted the protest and created a film produced by the South Asian Studies Institute (SASI) at the University of
‘People of Indian descent a rising force in the US and Canada’
Douglas Todd, a Canadian journalist, is one of the most honoured spirituality and ethics writers in North America. He has won more than 60
British PM-hopeful Rishi Sunak receives support from UK Indians
The ruling Conservative party will choose a new leader after Boris Johnson was forced to announce his resignation when ministers resigned en masse from
India removes fare cap on domestic airlines from August 31
“… it has been decided to remove the fare bands notified from time to time regarding the airfares with effect from 31.08.2022.” — MoCA’s