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Baroda born Indian American entrepreneur was awarded “One Million Jobs” certificate for helping Florida add one million jobs

Ambika Grover ranked sixth wins $80,000 award; Siddhu Pachipala placed ninth gets $50,000 prize

New online-filing procedures announced for F-1 students seeking OPT or STEM OPT extensions

Each Truman Scholar receives funding for graduate studies, leadership training and fellowship opportunities within the federal government

Indian American educationists Neeli Bendapudi and Sunil Kumar named co-chairs of group to align priorities of both nations

Kerala native is the first woman and the first person of South Asian heritage to lead the 116-college system

Chosen for their creativity, innovation, and research accomplishments, winners receive a two-year, $75,000 fellowship

The project could have real impact on policymakers and contribute to key challenges facing India and the world

With 17% increase international scholars from India reach highest levels: Open Doors 2022 Report

Besides Saxena from New York, another Indian American girl and a Delhi boy are on the Johns Hopkins’ list

Rejection of Indian immigrant’s nomination came after an Indian American lawmaker accused her of distorting American history

Indian American schoolgirl makes it to ‘world’s brightest’ list for the second year in a row

Georgia College & State University establishes professorship in Jain Studies with Shailendra Palvia and Rajkumari Palvia’s gift

Indian Canadian mathematician Sujatha Ramdorai also awarded Padma Shri on India’s Republic Day

Ambika Grover, Neel Moudgal, Ishika Nag, Lavanya Natarajan and Siddhu Pachipala vying for a $250,000 top prize

Although it is a progressive move, it is essential to emphasise that international institutions will come to India for business rather than for education.

Harsh Patel and Siddhartha Paul will receive a $11,750 fellowship to support their research

Regeneron Science Talent Search 2023 semifinalists chosen for achievements in STEM innovation and leadership

New Jersey Leadership Program aims for more South Asian youth participation in government and politics

“The more students learn about different faiths, cultures, and backgrounds,” there will be less bigotry, racism, and discrimination, Harman Singh says.

Selected students will work in congressional and other federal offices

Utah, Mississippi become the latest states to Introduce Sikh Studies in their School Syllabus

Team of students from India, Ethiopia and Nepal takes home $200,000 grand prize to advance their app, “GardenMate”

Change comes in response to caste discrimination becoming a growing issue with increase in South Asian population

Indian American Chandrika Tandon, who, along with her husband, Ranjan, gifted $100 million to the school in 2015, welcomes the investment.