Senior US diplomat condemns racist attacks on Indian Americans amid tensions in domestic politics
In an increasingly divided political landscape, Verma’s comments signal a critical moment for reinforcing the importance of racial harmony and
South Asian community in Minnesota energized by Kamala Harris’s presidential bid
Harris’s candidacy continues to motivate and divide, but her run for president undoubtedly sparks important conversations within the South Asian
Indian diaspora rallies behind Kamala Harris for 2024 presidential elections
The drive to support Harris reflects the community’s aspirations for an inclusive, just, and equitable America PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A recent push
Usha Vance’s Hindu identity sparks debate in Republican circles
The debate surrounding Usha Vance’s identity highlights the ongoing struggle for religious inclusivity within the Republican Party PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Usha Chilukuri
Kamala Harris and Usha Vance are examples of model minority Indian Americans
By embracing the legacy of racial justice from which ours and other communities have benefited, we can help open the
Politics, ethnicity, and influence impact Indian American voting trends
In a rapidly evolving political landscape, the voices and perspectives of Indian Americans are poised to play an increasingly influential
Asian Indian representation soars inWoke County politics
Breaking barriers and shaping futures, the Asian Indian community emerges as a formidable force in local and national governance PRAVASISAMWAD.COM
Congress MP KC Venugopal asks government to probe ‘hate crime’ behind Indian students’ deaths abroad
Raising the matter, Venugopal says a staggering 403 Indian students have lost their lives in foreign countries since 2018
Politicians with Pravasi roots (8): António Costa, Prime Minister of Portugal
PRAVASI SAMWAD is currently featuring a series on influential international political figures of Pravasi origin with Indian roots. In this
Sikhs in Canada a minority with a huge, over-reaching political power, influence over majority and Justin Trudeau
At 7.71 lakh, Sikhs comprise 2.1 per cent of Canada’s population and apparently wield more political power than most immigrants