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Indian-Americans are Not a Drain on America
They Are a Dividend America’s Fiscal Strength, Not Burden A New Look at Immigration and America’s Fiscal Future For decades, U.S. political debates have painted immigrants as fiscal burdens—taking jobs, consuming welfare, and straining public finances. Yet new economic research has overturned that narrative with …
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India’s Historic Cricket World Cup Win: From Shadows to Spotlight
It was just past midnight at Navi Mumbai’s DY Patil Stadium when history unfolded under the glowing floodlights. The chants of “Bharat Mata ki Jai” echoed through the stands as Harmanpreet Kaur and her team lifted the ICC Women’s World Cup trophy—India’s first ever. Tears, …
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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Turns 52: The Timeless Beauty Who Believes in Simplicity and Self-Acceptance
November 1 marks the 52nd birthday of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan — a name synonymous with grace, confidence, and timeless beauty. From winning Miss World in 1994 to becoming one of India’s most admired global icons, Aishwarya continues to enchant audiences not just with her striking …
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Editorial November 2025
Dear Readers, Recently, I had the honor of being invited as a special guest at the Palm Beach India Association’s Diwali Celebration—a beautiful evening filled with light, laughter, and community spirit. The organizers requested that I speak on a theme close to my heart: “Unity.” …
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SUNY Professor Renu Balyan Named AI Public Good Fellow
Dr. Renu Balyan, Assistant Professor at SUNY Old Westbury, has been selected for the State University of New York’s inaugural AI for the Public Good Fellows program. She joins 19 other faculty members recognized for their expertise in artificial intelligence research and its ethical applications. …
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Sunil Amrith Wins British Academy Book Prize 2025
Indian-origin historian Sunil Amrith has been awarded the 2025 British Academy Book Prize, a £25,000 honor recognizing outstanding non-fiction works. His book, The Burning Earth: An Environmental History of the Last 500 Years, offers a sweeping account of how human activity has shaped the planet …
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Richard Verma Rejoins T. Rowe Price Board of Directors
T. Rowe Price Group has reappointed Richard Verma as an independent director on its Board of Directors, marking his return after a previous tenure from 2018 to 2023. Verma, who left the board to take a U.S. government position, currently serves as Chief Administrative Officer …
Read MoreIndian American Engineer Reconnects With Prayagraj Roots
After more than four decades in the United States, Rajan Ahuja, the first Indian American Port Commissioner of Corpus Christi, made an emotional return to his hometown, Prayagraj, formerly Allahabad. His trip was a heartfelt journey to rediscover the places and people that shaped his …
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Governor McKee Celebrates Diwali with Indian-American Community
Rhode Island Governor Daniel McKee joined the Foundation of Indian-Americans (FIA) – New England and the Indian-American community at the State House to celebrate Diwali. The event began with a traditional lamp lighting, symbolizing the triumph of light over darkness. Governor McKee extended warm wishes …
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Subhash Ghai Says Alia Bhatt Made Ranbir More Mature
Veteran filmmaker Subhash Ghai recently spoke about Ranbir Kapoor’s transformation after marriage, crediting Alia Bhatt for his newfound maturity. In a chat with CNN-News18, Ghai said Ranbir remains humble, respectful, and deeply rooted in family values, calling him one of the few stars without arrogance. …
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