At @IA_Impact's virtual Post-Election Power Hour, the newly elected leaders outlined their priorities for Congress and state government https://t.co/hvblydRagP
Anuradha Manukonda, a 27-year-old Ohio woman whose newborn daughter’s body was discovered in a garbage truck more than three years ago, has been sentenced to 90 days in jail and five years of community control after pleading guilty to gross abuse of a corpse
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Technology giant IBM is ending U.S. visa and green card sponsorship for most positions in its consulting division, a decision that could force foreign employees, including Indian professionals, to relocate overseas or leave the company by the end of the year
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LA mayor-elect @nithyavraman accused Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents of obstructing emergency room access and detaining two U.S. citizens at White Memorial Hospital, calling the incident an example of what she described as the Trump administration’s reckless immigration policies.
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Atlanta-based community leader Dr. Subash Razdan was honored with a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Indo-American Press Club (IAPC) at its 11th Annual International Media Conference, held October 16–18 in Cincinnati, Ohio, in recognition of his decades of community service and efforts to strengthen ties between India and the United States.
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At @JagSheth's retirement celebration, family and colleagues honored six decades of pioneering scholarship and transformative mentorship
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A Diwali celebration in Seattle turned confrontational when far-right activists disrupted the festivities with racist and anti-Hindu signs as children performed
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Why keep a journal? From easing stress to preserving memories, journaling offers lasting benefits. Dr. Uma Majmudar reflects on the joys of a lifelong habit
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Diwali food is not the problem. It comes once a year, it is made with love, and nobody should spend the evening counting calories
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Johns Creek has a downtown at last. The $560 million Medley development has opened with new restaurants, shops and gathering spaces, while popular Indian restaurant Tabla is expected to open soon. Meanwhile, the city will celebrate Diwali at the Boardwalk on November 7, with a drone show among the highlights @JohnsCreekGAgov@MarkToro
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The first-of-its-kind B2B event aims to connect Indian manufacturers with American buyers, create opportunities for local entrepreneurs, and attract new investment to Georgia
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Transcending geographic distance to create a vibrant slice of Bengal in Georgia, the Bengali Association of Greater Atlanta (BAGA) celebrated its 47th annual Durga Puja from October 16–18, 2026, at Mountain View High School in Lawrenceville
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Released in the United States on November 4, the film saw an unexpectedly packed theatre during its first-day, first-show IMAX 3D screening on a Wednesday afternoon
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To those who have won: celebrate your victories, but do not mistake them for a permanent endorsement. A seat won today must be earned again through the work done tomorrow, says Dr. Qaiser Mukhtar
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Nithya Raman, 45, a Democrat and member of the Los Angeles City Council, is poised to become the first Indian American woman to serve as mayor of Los Angeles
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Five Indian American Democrats have won seats in the U.S. House of Representatives following Tuesday’s midterm elections, with four incumbents securing reelection and political newcomer Pia Dandiya making history as the first Indian American elected to Congress from Florida. A sixth Indian American candidate, Democrat Amish Shah, was leading in Arizona as vote counting continued Wednesday https://t.co/yoSDfpeeOE
Indian American candidates Jyot Singh and Rohit Malhotra scored significant victories in Georgia’s November 3 midterm elections, winning seats in the state legislature and county government. Their victories came alongside electoral successes for other South Asian American candidates, including Saira Draper, Sheikh Rahman, Farooq Mughal and Akbar Ali
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A handful of moms gave themselves a task: host a Diwali celebration for children, the kind of cultural activity they had been organizing at their kids’ schools for years. What followed exceeded their expectations! SACHA’s first community-wide Diwali celebration in Decatur drew 750 people for an afternoon of culture, food, dance, and fun.
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Dr. Romesh K. Japra defended the Fremont Hindu Temple’s 43-year legacy of religious and community service, saying major festivals have already been moved to larger venues
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Hosted by community leader Himanshu Karnwal at Yifan Restaurant & Event Center in Johns Creek, the gathering brought candidates for state and county offices together with residents, business owners and representatives of community organizations https://t.co/9ROiokCXGP