Mass detentions, voter roll disputes and new protest restrictions in Delhi intensify concerns over India’s democracy and freedom of assembly.
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IIT Delhi graduates Anirudha Kulkarni and Pratyush Saini raise $1 million for ByteAsk, a YC-backed AI coding startup.
Jaipur Literary Festival USA concludes its Seattle edition and makes its Los Angeles debut, bringing writers, thinkers and artists together.
Arogya World will train 10,000 Indian street food vendors in healthier cooking to help prevent diabetes and hypertension.
Harvard will offer executive education programmes in Hyderabad from December 2026 as Telangana expands global university partnerships.
India’s economic data may miss informal workers and businesses, raising questions about GDP growth, employment, statistics, policy decisions
India’s student unrest exposes a deeper crisis of trust in exams, institutions, merit and the promise of upward mobility.
India’s Insolvency Code, the political economy of the haircut, and the quiet transfer of public wealth
India needs leaders who can answer difficult questions, and demonstrate democratic confidence beyond controlled political messaging.
India’s examination crisis exposes systemic inequality, scarce opportunities and an education system that rewards compliance.
India’s proposed tax reforms could attract global fund managers, strengthen startup investment, and position the country as a financial hub.
India’s Vande Mataram mandate raises questions about patriotism, democratic consent, state authority, dissent, and the freedom of citizens
“At least 80% of the surge in EB-5 investor visa is driven by Indian professionals already in the United States, particularly H-1B and F-1 visa holders, who are looking for a more secure pathway to permanent residency,” said Huimin Jenny Zhan, immigration expert.
More than 25,000 people gathered in San Jose for SWADES 2026 India Day, celebrating Indian heritage and U.S.-India ties.
India’s 80th Independence Day address uses political rhetoric to reframe economic challenges, and institutional gaps as national progress
Massachusetts declares August 15 as India Day, honoring Indian American contributions and celebrating India’s Independence Day.
Meta apologized to India after Facebook mistakenly restricted Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s post amid growing regulatory scrutiny.
India’s growing diversity revives debate on stronger federalism, questioning whether states should gain greater constitutional powers
Indian families question U.S. education as proposed OPT fee hikes and visa uncertainty raise concerns over jobs and future prospects
India’s youth politics is changing as economic frustration shifts from communal mobilization to protests on jobs, exams and accountability.
Education needs visionary leadership, not political expediency, argues Jha, stressing intellectual authority, long-term institutional reform
Josy Joseph questions whether U.S.-India ties should outweigh growing concerns over India’s democratic institutions and governance.
How India’s youth protests, examination grievances and the warning signs that emerge when governments stop treating citizens as equals.
Exam leaks are undermining student trust in India, raising questions about education integrity and the country’s ambitions to lead in AI.
Long Arc Capital is expanding its India GCC operations with a new Bengaluru office, adding over 450 workstations to support growth.