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Ajay Anand Joins Wharton as Executive in Residence
Ajay Anand has been named the inaugural Executive in Residence at the Wharton AI & Analytics Initiative (WAIAI), where he will contribute his industry expertise to shape AI research, mentor students, and participate in discussions and events. Anand, currently the senior vice president of Global Services, Strategy & Business Services at Johnson & Johnson, will collaborate with Wharton faculty to ensure AI research aligns with real-world business applications. Achim Welter, senior director of ERP, Digital & IT Strategy at The H .....
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Survey: Indian-Americans More Optimistic About India’s Future Than in 2020
Indian-Americans are more optimistic about India’s trajectory than they were four years ago, with 10% more respondents now believing the country is moving in the right direction, according to a new survey. Conducted by the Indian American Attitudes Survey (IAAS) in collaboration with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and YouGov, the study was released in March 2024. The survey highlights continued support for Prime Minister Narendra Modi among the diaspora, with many respondents viewing the results of the 2024 Indian gener .....
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Abound raises $14M – Making remittances easier for Indian Americans
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FIA New England Honors Women Leaders on March 8
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SNMMI Honors Congressman Ami Bera for Nuclear Medicine Support
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Duke University Honors Samit Dasgupta with Professorship
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Indian-American Student Alleges 'Hinduphobia' at University of Houston Over Hinduism Course
An Indian-American student and activist has raised concerns over the content of a Hinduism course offered by the University of Houston, alleging that it promotes “Hinduphobia” and misrepresents India’s political landscape. According to a report by an Indian television channel, the university has acknowledged the concerns raised by the student, Vasant Bhatt, and is currently reviewing them. The course in question, titled Lived Hindu Religion, is an online offering that features weekly video lectures delivered by Professor Aa .....
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Hindu a Nationalist Expression Rather Than Just a Religion, Says RSS
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India’s First Robotic System Performs Cardiac Telesurgery Over a Distance of 2,000 Km
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Jaishankar: “Very active and intense” India-US discussions underway
India and the United States have had a “very open and active discussion” on trade, leading to an agreement between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump to finalize a Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA) by fall this year, according to External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar. Speaking at an event in Delhi on Wednesday, Jaishankar highlighted ongoing trade negotiations and recalled Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal’s visit to the US in February. He noted that defense cooperation has seen notable progress, with t .....
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Budget Cuts Delay ISRO-NASA Astronaut Mission and Gaganyaan Program
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Trump’s Role in Astronauts’ Return Sparks NASA Praise
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Sundar Pichai’s Growing Interest Sparks IPL Ownership Speculation
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India’s Billionaires Reach 284, Accumulating $1.14 Trillion: Hurun List 2025
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From $975M Startup to No Income: Indian-Origin Vinay Hiremath Now Seeks Internships
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Bounteous Names Sudarshan Mandayam as CEO After Accolite Digital Merger
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Tulsi Gabbard Admits Journalist’s Inclusion in Security Chat Was a Mistake
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VP JD Vance Shortens Greenland Visit Amid Rising Tensions
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FBI Appoints Shohini Sinha as Assistant Director of Victim Services Division
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Indian American Community Bids Farewell to Deputy Consul General Dr. Varun Jeph
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Jay Bhattacharya Confirmed as NIH Director by US Senate
The US Senate has confirmed Jay Bhattacharya as the new Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Bhattacharya, a professor at Stanford School of Medicine, secured the position with a 53-47 vote in the 119th Congress. US President Donald Trump had previously nominated Bhattacharya for the role, citing his extensive expertise in health policy and economics. Currently a professor at Stanford University, he is also a research associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research and a senior fellow at multiple Stanford research insti .....
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GOPIO to Honor Professionals & Community Leaders in 2025
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Indian Americans Gain Prominence in 2025 US Election Cycle
The 2025 US election cycle has seen a surge in Indian-American candidates running for office across the country. Among the most prominent is Republican Vivek Ramaswamy, who has officially launched his campaign for Ohio’s gubernatorial race in 2026. Ramaswamy, who previously headed the Department of Government Efficiency under Elon Musk, has received an endorsement from former President Donald Trump and is advocating for major reforms in Ohio’s education system. In another key Ohio race, former state senator Niraj Antani has enter .....
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Indian-origin ex-Irish PM Leo Varadkar makes a career switch—here’s where he’s headed
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Indian-Origin Ministers Join Canada’s New Cabinet Under Carney
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