Telugu Diaspora in the US Celebrates Merger of Two Prominent Organizations
The merger was formalized during the board meeting of the ATA, which convened on September 9 in Atlanta, Georgia PRAVASISAMWAD.COM
Jaahnavi Kandula’s death: Indian-American Congressman Krishnamoorthi calls for serious investigation
PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian-American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has strongly called for a thorough investigation into the tragic death of Jaahnavi Kandula, emphasizing
Indian-Americans Voice Concerns Over Anti-Caste Discrimination Bill
The legislation seeks to amend California’s Unruh Civil Rights Act by including caste as a protected category under the term
Indian-American Sayak Mukhopadhyay disrupts US Open match
Mukhopadhyay expressed his belief that traditional methods of climate activism, such as writing, lobbying, demonstrating, or blocking institutions like banks,
Woes of NRIs waiting for Green Cards
PRAVASI SAMWAD has been following the Green Card saga. We reproduce a story from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel by Sophie
US designs specialised courses for Indian students
Under this program, once students successfully complete their chosen courses, they will be eligible to remain in the United
Indian diaspora building bridges between countries and India
Sanjeev Joshipura, the executive director of Washington DC-based organization Indiaspora, elaborated on its unique mission PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian-American organizations, each with
Ramaswamy pushes for stronger US-India relationship
His strategic approach aims to diminish the country’s economic reliance on China and Taiwan PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Vivek Ramaswamy, an Indian-American Republican
Ann Coulter faces backlash for comments against Indian-American candidates
Coulter’s comments were widely criticized for their insensitivity and stereotyping PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Prominent American conservative commentator and author, Ann Coulter, is
Campaign signs defaced for Indian American running for Cary Town Council in US
The unsettling occurrence unfolded while Bansal was attending a routine Town Council session. An acquaintance reached out to her via