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Texas City honours Sewa International for flood relief

Washington, Dec 19: The City of Kerrville in Texas has honoured Sewa International and partner Indian American organisations for their leadership and service during the July 4 flash floods that devastated the city, recognising their role in emergency response and long-term recovery efforts, according to a statement released.

Affordability, immigration drive Neil Khot's Illinois Congress bid

Chicago, Dec 15: Rising living costs, immigration anxiety, job losses and concerns over cuts to Social Security and Medicare are shaping Indian American entrepreneur Neil Khot’s campaign for the US House of Representatives from Illinois’ 8th Congressional District, as he mounts a grassroots Democratic bid to retain a seat being vacated by Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi.

Indian American lawmakers urge balanced, future-focused reset in US-India ties

Washington, Dec 11: Two of the most influential Indian American lawmakers in the United States Congress -- Rep. Ami Bera and Rep. Pramila Jayapal -- delivered some of the sharpest and most substantive interventions during the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on South and Central Asia hearing on the US–India strategic partnership, pressing for a steadier, more values-driven and innovation-centred vision for the relationship.

Ami Bera backs Dr Tina Shah in New Jersey's 7th District race

Washington, Dec 8: Congressman Ami Bera, one of the longest-serving Indian American lawmakers in the US House and a founding member of the Congressional Doctors Caucus, on Monday endorsed Dr Tina Shah in her bid for New Jersey’s 7th Congressional District, giving her campaign a significant lift in a battleground seat closely watched by South Asian voters.

Indian American Sunny Reddy elected Michigan GOP Co-Chair

Washington, Dec 8: Indian American entrepreneur and community leader Sunny Reddy was unanimously elected Co-Chair of the Michigan Republican Party, marking a breakthrough moment for the Indian diaspora in one of America's most competitive political battlegrounds.

Mamta Singh becomes first Indian American elected in Jersey City

Washington, Dec 4: In a milestone moment for one of the United States' largest Indian American population centres, Mamta Singh this week won a Council At-Large seat in Jersey City, becoming the first Indian American ever elected to public office in the city's history.

Trump ties $18 trillion investment surge to more jobs, lower inflation next year

Washington, Dec 3: US President Donald Trump highlighted what he described as the strongest economic turnaround in US history, citing "over $18 trillion" in new investment commitments, significant tax changes, and claims of declining inflation, developments of considerable interest to Indian American professionals, entrepreneurs, and technology workers.

US moves to restrict access to classified files in Tellis prosecution

Washington, Dec 3: The US government has asked a federal court in Virginia to impose tight controls on classified material in the criminal case against Indian American strategic analyst Ashley J. Tellis, whose arrest this month sent ripples through policy and academic circles in Washington’s South Asian community.

Chhath Mahaparv celebrated with great devotion at New Jersey

By Reena Bhardwaj, New Jersey, October 28: The Bihar Jharkhand Association of North America (BJANA) organised a grand and spiritually enriching celebration of Chhath Mahaparv at Papaianni Park, Edison, New Jersey, where the Indian-American community came together with deep devotion and cultural pride to honour the Sun God (Surya Dev) and Chhathi Maiya.