Usha Vance: The first Indian-American and Hindu Second Lady of the United States
Usha Vance becomes the first Indian-American and Hindu to serve as Second Lady as her husband JD Vance is sworn
Indian-origin leaders shine in key roles for Trump’s second administration
These appointments represent a defining moment for Indian-American and Hindu-American communities, further solidifying their contributions to the U.S. political and
Rising Prominence, Rising Hate: The Dual Reality of Indian Americans in the U.S.
While political milestones signify progress, the pervasive racism experienced by Indian Americans underscores a harsh reality: visible representation does not
Indian Village celebrates Usha Vance’s role as Trump’s running mate’s wife, hopes for future support
The U.S. census reports that Indians, the second-largest Asian ethnicity in the U.S., now number around 4.8 million, growing by
More instances of racism against South Asians even as Harris, Usha Vance rise
Congressional leaders, such as Rep. Pramila Jayapal, have also called attention to the xenophobic rhetoric fueling these attacks Jayapal underscored
Kamala Harris’ presidential bid sparks mixed reactions in India
Despite mixed reactions, Harris’ bid for the U.S. presidency continues to spark conversations about identity, heritage, and the future of
Indian Cultural Society hosts ‘diaspora to diplomacy’ panel
The panel, taking place at the Residence Inn in north Modesto, requires a $5 entrance fee to cover costs PRAVASISAMWAD.COM
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