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Indian-origin executives make record gains in US corporate boardrooms

A record 16 Indian-origin men joined S&P 500 boards in 2026, reflecting the growing presence of Indian business leaders in

Indian-origin woman completes unsupported 3,168-mile cycle ride across US

Anuradha Palnitkar joins Jai Rawat and Samir Palnitkar in a 52-day journey from Los Angeles to Washington DC PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Anuradha

Indian professionals face decades-long US green card backlog, with EB-2 wait estimated at 179 years

Nearly one million Indians account for about 79 per cent of the employment-based green card backlog, according to a new

Anti-South Asian Hate in US Fuels Concern for Indian Diaspora

New research points to a sharp rise in online abuse and hate incidents targeting South Asian communities, amid growing immigration

US Visa Rules: What Indian Students, Journalists and Travellers Need to Know

A US federal court has temporarily blocked proposed restrictions on student and journalist visas, preserving existing stay arrangements for Indian

Indian-American Scientist Sethuraman Panchanathan Wins Prestigious Engineering Award

Former US National Science Foundation director becomes the first Indian-American recipient of the Arthur M. Bueche Award Indian-American scientist and

Indian Diaspora Expands Across US as 75 ‘Little Indias’ Expected Within Five Years

Indian communities are spreading from established immigrant hubs into suburban America, driven by population growth and opportunities in technology, healthcare

Indian Student Visa Holder Sentenced to 30 Months in US Gold Scam

Texas man ordered to pay nearly $100,000 after jury finds him guilty of defrauding elderly Vietnam veteran PRAVASISAMWAD.COM An Indian

NIA charges US citizen, six Ukrainians under immigration law as terror probe continues

The agency has not invoked India’s anti-terror law in its latest chargesheet, but says its wider investigation remains open PRAVASISAMWAD.COM

US Indians urged to celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi at home amid anti-Indian hate

Community messages call for private festivities and caution over social media posts as concerns grow over racist rhetoric in Texas