By Zofeen Maqsood A unique exhibit at Grounds of Sculpture in Hamilton Township aims to engage with the vibrant Indian community It’s not very often that an immigrant community gets to share their stories in their own way giving a perspective that is uniquely personal to them. But now an engaging exhibit in New Jersey is […]
Read MoreWASHINGTON, D.C. (TIP): Leaders of the Hindu community from across the country gathered at the US Capitol for the summit, organized by Americans4Hindus and supported by 20 other organizations. Dr Romesh Japra, Founder and Chairman of American4Hindus said that the event was the first-ever summit held for political engagement. He further claimed that Hindu Americans are […]
Read MoreBy Upendra Mishra INDIA New England News and the organizers of Health Expo are excited to welcome you at the 9th Annual Health, Fitness & Wellness Expo 2023 on Sunday, August 13, at Burlington Marriott Hotel in Burlington, MA. Our Expo has become the largest South Asian Health Expo in North America. So come, learn, enjoy, […]
Read MoreBy Supriya Pava The tide is turning, and there are possibilities for fresh representations through the new voices of the mixed culture actors who are sweeping the political sphere and breaking stereotypes. With the recent invigorating attention focused on the Hindu community and the Indian-American diaspora at large, the obvious path is to amplify the […]
Read MoreBy Sam Janesch In a room packed with government officials and an agenda containing millions of dollars’ worth of state contracts, Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller felt like she was breaking all the rules. An engineer-turned-politician who emigrated from India as a child, Miller had spent her first three months as lieutenant governor navigating a largely undefined […]
Read MoreBy Raja Krishnamoorthi The last century is often referred to as “the American Century,” largely because of our country’s economic strength that provided unprecedented prosperity for millions of American families. Today, one of the critical questions we’re facing is who will be the economic and innovation leader of the 21st century: America or China? In 1978, […]
Read MoreAn Indian American and three others have been selected among a pool of graduating high school seniors as recipients of the Cutler-Bell Prize in High School Computing that empowers students to pursue computing challenges beyond the traditional classroom environment. Sirihaasa Nallamothu of University High School in Normal, Illinois, will receive a $10,000 cash prize for her project […]
Read MoreThe Indo-American Arts Council is thrilled to announce our upcoming Literary Festival scheduled for November 2023. We will be celebrating and exploring the vibrant and diverse cultures of India through the written word, including works written by Indian and diaspora authors as well as those who have been inspired by the many facets of the country. We […]
Read MoreBy Victoria Zavyalova These women tech founders sold their businesses, raised capital, and launched new products while having their newborns. They are also determined to better the world for their children. Kamakshi Sivaramakrishnan, CEO and co-founder, Samooha Kamakshi sold her previous startup, Drawbridge, to LinkedIn in 2019. She negotiated the deal from the hospital bed, where she was […]
Read Morearticle by CoHNA Friday, March 31. Atlanta, GA. History was made in Georgia as well as in the United States, when a first ever County Resolution condemning Hinduphobia and anti-Hindu hate was passed in the Georgia legislature this week. The Resolution was directed by Rep. Lauren McDonald and Rep. Todd Jones from Forsyth County in […]
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