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Around 60% Indian-Americans Support Kamala Harris, 30% Trump: Survey
Around 60 per cent of the Indian-American the community that are US citizens and eligible to vote, intend to cast their ballot for the Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and about 30 per cent plan to vote for Donald Trump, according to a survey.
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Online Hate Against South Asian Americans Rises Steadily: Report
Online hate against Americans of South Asian ancestry has risen steadily in 2023 and 2024 with the rise of politicians from that community to prominence, according to a report released on Wednesday by nonprofit group Stop AAPI Hate.
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Airline Banner Over New York City Calls To Stop Violence On Bangladesh Hindus
In a powerful appeal to the global community, Hindu American groups flew a massive airline banner, calling for urgent global action to stop the ongoing violence of Hindus in Bangladesh.
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"Day Not Far When You Will See Made In India Chip In America": PM Modi In New York
India is a launching pad of all sorts of technologies and the country now aspires to see 'Made in India' semiconductor chips running devices globally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told a large gathering of Indian Americans in New York on the second d
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US Starts 5-Week H-1B Visas Renewal Drive, To Accept 20,000 Applications
H-1B workers, including Indian nationals, can begin applying to renew their visas without leaving the US, marking a significant change after nearly two decades.
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What Comedian Hasan Minhaj Said On Allegations Of Faking Islamophobia
Minhaj said that he believed the article portrayed him in a negative light, making him appear like a "psycho." He defended the use of creative liberties in exaggerating certain aspects of his stand-up stories.
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PM Modi To Meet Executives Of Top 20 American Firms During US Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to meet business leaders of 20 top American companies here and is also expected to address a gathering of over 1,500 members of the Indian community and business leaders at the John F Kennedy Centre.
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Indian-Americans In California Protest Against BBC Series On PM Modi
The Indian community on Saturday held a protest against the BBC documentary series "India: The Modi Question" at Fremont in the San Francisco Bay area of California.
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Indian-American Entrepreneur Wins Democratic Primary In Michigan
An Indian-American self-made entrepreneur has won the Democratic primary in Michigan, with community organisations terming it as a "historic first for the South Asian community.
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US Professor Calls India "Sh**hole", Indian Americans Slam Remarks
Leading Indian-Americans, including US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, have slammed a law professor from University of Pennsylvania for her disparaging comments about the Asian American community, with a specific disdain for Indian-Americans.
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"Our Diaspora Is Our Strength": PM's 'Thank You' For Warm Welcome In US
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who arrived in US today for a three-day visit, received a warm welcome from members of the Indian community at Joint Base Andrews in Washington DC.
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Hundreds In US Rally In Support Of Asian Americans After Fatal Shootings
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta on Saturday in support of the Asian American community after a shooting at three local day spas this week left eight people dead, six of them Asian women.
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"Have To Act": Biden Says Attacks On Asian-Americans "Skyrocketing"
US President Joe Biden on Friday denounced the scourge of violence against Asian-Americans, telling a community plunged into grief after this week's Atlanta murders that the nation must not be complicit in the face of racism and xenophobia.
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Georgia Shooting: Police Search For Motive As Asian Americans Decry Attacks
Homicide detectives on Thursday weighed the possible motives of a gunman accused of fatally shooting several Asian women in Atlanta-area spas, as a U.S. lawmaker said the Asian-American community was "bleeding" from a recent surge in violence and discrimination.
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"Protect Community At All Costs": How Asian-Americans Are Fighting Hate
As the Covid-19 pandemic ravaged America, Esther Lim grew more worried by the day for her parents' welfare and her own -- not just for their health, but their safety in the face of rising attacks against Asian-Americans.
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Around 60% Indian-Americans Support Kamala Harris, 30% Trump: Survey
Around 60 per cent of the Indian-American the community that are US citizens and eligible to vote, intend to cast their ballot for the Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and about 30 per cent plan to vote for Donald Trump, according to a survey.
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Online Hate Against South Asian Americans Rises Steadily: Report
Online hate against Americans of South Asian ancestry has risen steadily in 2023 and 2024 with the rise of politicians from that community to prominence, according to a report released on Wednesday by nonprofit group Stop AAPI Hate.
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Airline Banner Over New York City Calls To Stop Violence On Bangladesh Hindus
In a powerful appeal to the global community, Hindu American groups flew a massive airline banner, calling for urgent global action to stop the ongoing violence of Hindus in Bangladesh.
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"Day Not Far When You Will See Made In India Chip In America": PM Modi In New York
India is a launching pad of all sorts of technologies and the country now aspires to see 'Made in India' semiconductor chips running devices globally, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told a large gathering of Indian Americans in New York on the second d
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US Starts 5-Week H-1B Visas Renewal Drive, To Accept 20,000 Applications
H-1B workers, including Indian nationals, can begin applying to renew their visas without leaving the US, marking a significant change after nearly two decades.
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What Comedian Hasan Minhaj Said On Allegations Of Faking Islamophobia
Minhaj said that he believed the article portrayed him in a negative light, making him appear like a "psycho." He defended the use of creative liberties in exaggerating certain aspects of his stand-up stories.
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PM Modi To Meet Executives Of Top 20 American Firms During US Visit
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to meet business leaders of 20 top American companies here and is also expected to address a gathering of over 1,500 members of the Indian community and business leaders at the John F Kennedy Centre.
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Indian-Americans In California Protest Against BBC Series On PM Modi
The Indian community on Saturday held a protest against the BBC documentary series "India: The Modi Question" at Fremont in the San Francisco Bay area of California.
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Indian-American Entrepreneur Wins Democratic Primary In Michigan
An Indian-American self-made entrepreneur has won the Democratic primary in Michigan, with community organisations terming it as a "historic first for the South Asian community.
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US Professor Calls India "Sh**hole", Indian Americans Slam Remarks
Leading Indian-Americans, including US Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, have slammed a law professor from University of Pennsylvania for her disparaging comments about the Asian American community, with a specific disdain for Indian-Americans.
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"Our Diaspora Is Our Strength": PM's 'Thank You' For Warm Welcome In US
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who arrived in US today for a three-day visit, received a warm welcome from members of the Indian community at Joint Base Andrews in Washington DC.
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Hundreds In US Rally In Support Of Asian Americans After Fatal Shootings
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta on Saturday in support of the Asian American community after a shooting at three local day spas this week left eight people dead, six of them Asian women.
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"Have To Act": Biden Says Attacks On Asian-Americans "Skyrocketing"
US President Joe Biden on Friday denounced the scourge of violence against Asian-Americans, telling a community plunged into grief after this week's Atlanta murders that the nation must not be complicit in the face of racism and xenophobia.
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Georgia Shooting: Police Search For Motive As Asian Americans Decry Attacks
Homicide detectives on Thursday weighed the possible motives of a gunman accused of fatally shooting several Asian women in Atlanta-area spas, as a U.S. lawmaker said the Asian-American community was "bleeding" from a recent surge in violence and discrimination.
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"Protect Community At All Costs": How Asian-Americans Are Fighting Hate
As the Covid-19 pandemic ravaged America, Esther Lim grew more worried by the day for her parents' welfare and her own -- not just for their health, but their safety in the face of rising attacks against Asian-Americans.
