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Since the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, there has been an extensive and intricate history of the Indian diaspora

Now: Massive Numbers Of Indian Students Seek Excellent Prospects

Pranay Karkale feels fortunate despite having to pay $60,000 in student loans and deplete years of savings to pursue a

The 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is a communicable illness brought on by the SARS-CoV-2 virus. December 2019 saw the identification

A fifty-year-old working woman from the Bay Area of California had to leave her job early every time her children’s

During the peak of the COVID-19 outbreak, viewers worldwide were captivated by the Netflix reality series “Indian Matchmaking.” Whether they

Why Indians Lag Behind in US Citizenship Numbers Despite a Large Population? While news of 59,000 Indians receiving US citizenship

Indian culture is rich in spirituality, and its impact reaches well beyond the country’s borders. A sizable Indian diaspora in

From the early twentieth century onward, US immigrants of South Asian origin—referred to as ‘Hindus’—had to deal with regulations in

Kunal Sharangi was recognised by the Federation of Indians Association for his outstanding contributions to education, health, and social welfare

The national summer sport of England is cricket, which is currently played all over the world, but especially in the