1 million Indian-Americans: The focus of US Election campaign
This election cycle, Democratic Vice Presidential candidate Kamala Harris, who is of Indian descent, competes against the incumbent Republican ticket
FIIDS calls for action to curb deaths of Indian-origin students in the US
“There is a need for collaborative efforts from US government agencies, universities, and student associations to address this alarming trend.”
US Indian Diaspora body urges flexibility in issuance of employment authorisation card
Currently, around 1.1 million Indian-origin non-immigrant visa holders are waiting for their priority date to become current, causing delays of
40+ US students complete Leadership Program connected to Indian Diaspora Studies
The programme covered topics like functions of think tank, experience from advocacy, Insight into State and Federal Agencies, the US
Fired H-1B holders do not have to leave US in 60 days: USCIS director
The FIIDS, which has been working for laid-off H-1B visa holders, had recently written to USCIS about the impacts of
Online petition filed by Indian Diaspora group about excessive Visa wait time
“We request the State Department, Secretary of State Mr Anthony Blinken and the US embassies in India to eliminate wait
Indian American groups start voting campaigns ahead of midterm elections
Indian Americans account for over one per cent of the country’s population and have one of the highest per capita
‘USCIRF report on religious freedom biased against India’, says group of eminent Indian-Americans
The report was recommended to the Biden Administration A group of eminent Indian-Americans expressed disappointment over the latest annual report
Indian-American body urges Biden to reject appointment of Masood Khan as Pakistan envoy to US
The Foundation for India and Indian Diaspora Studies (FIIDS), in a recent statement, has urged President Biden to reject the