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Viral videos after Iran attack ignite online debate among global Indians

For many diaspora communities, the internet has become both a support network and a forum for intense discussion about identity,

Saudi Arabia’s Foundation Day: Shaping a modern global identity rooted in history

PRESS RELEASE Foundation Day highlights how Saudi Arabia honours its roots while confidently shaping its future, telling a story of

New book reveals how Indian music became a voice of resistance in apartheid South Africa

Organised into five thematic chapters, the book covers migration history, resistance through music, learning and genre formation, gender dynamics,

Singh tops New Zealand baby surnames list

More Than a Name: What baby surnames reveal about modern New Zealand As New Zealand continues to evolve, the surnames

Entrepreneur in Germany chooses to keep Indian citizenship despite eligibility

As globalization encourages mobility, stories like Panja’s remind us that citizenship decisions are rarely just administrative They are often intertwined

‘Indian’ to mean only people from India, not native Americans in US

As debates over identity language continue, scholars and Native advocates emphasise the need for community-driven terminology — not political declarations