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Twelve years of Modi’s leadership reveal infrastructure gains, global confidence, economic struggles, and unmet employment promise

How Hindu philosophy and Pope Leo’s warnings frame AI as humanity’s deepest moral, spiritual, and cognitive challenge yet.

Indian American Biostatistics and Informatics professor wins award for excellence in teaching, research, and service in biostatistics.

Indian American scientist to serve as vice dean for research, basic science and graduate studies from July 1.

Stanford’s Prakash and French collaborator Marcel Babin receive $25,000 special award for their research on microbial life trapped in sea ice.

Jay Sehgal discusses rural transformation, water conservation, education, and women-led entrepreneurship through impactful philanthropy.

Chan Medical School professors, Dr. Pranoti Mandrekar and Dr. Anindita Deb, honored for medical education and mentorship.

AI’s seductive promise masks persistent unreliability, raising questions about trillion-dollar investments in still immature technologies.

Indian American executive to lead the design and evolution of CData’s AI architecture amid accelerating demand.

If elected, Indian American educationist would become the first South Asian American to represent Florida in Congress.

A week of films, parties, industry deals, WhatsApp invites, yacht culture, and the realization that Cannes is far more than a film festival

Marco Rubio’s India visit revealed a more confident New Delhi shaping U.S. ties on its own terms.

An analysis of Trump’s Beijing summit, AI diplomacy, rare earths, and America’s new financial architecture.

The Indian American entrepreneur commands a multi-billion-dollar empire across cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, venture capital, and real estate.

New immigration policy requires temporary visa holders to leave the United States and apply for Green Cards from abroad

When critics point to Gautam Adani’s meteoric rise under Narendra Modi, the standard defense from BJP supporters is swift

Agent Orange comes to the aid of POTUS wannabe king

Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation sparks debate over whether family health concerns or widening MAGA tensions pushed her

IA researcher Dinender Singla develops exosome technology targeting cancer and heart disease treatment with fewer chemotherapy side effects.

Four UT Dallas faculty members recognized for classroom instruction, mentoring and student-focused academic leadership.

Two new books outline strategies to bridge the reliability gap between experimental software pilots and permanent operations.

Fans may spend nearly $61,000 attending FIFA World Cup 2026 matches, with tickets and travel driving massive tournament expenses.

AI-driven economic orchestration may redefine sovereignty, productivity, and competitiveness through entrepreneurial intelligence.

Rajiv Gandhi’s legacy blended civility, modernization, and political contradictions, reshaping India’s democracy, and public life forever.

India-linked scientist gets Caltech Brown Investigator Award to study how high-temperature superconductors save energy.