The Harnyss microgrid will be paired with solar power on tribal grounds. The Guidiville Rancheria is a federally recognized ...

The Kelley House Museum showcases the history and resilience of the Northern Pomo people through artifacts and contemporary ...

Over a million Indians who are in a decades-long queue for an employment-linked green card will be impacted going forward, as a child born in a family (thirty days from the date of the EO ...

India remains open to the lawful return of undocumented Indians abroad, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said. Speaking about deportations from the US, he emphasised verifying individuals' ...

For, even as Indians get most of the work H-1B visas and an estimated 300,000 Indian students are in the US — the largest cohort from any foreign country — there is a cloud over the plight of over ...

WASHINGTON: India has always been open to legitimate return of undocumented Indians to their country, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Wednesday, noting that New Delhi is still in ...

US birthright citizenship: After returning to the White House after four years, US President Donald Trump began his tenure by signing a series of executive orders on Monday. Among the most ...

The executive orders include plans to end birthright citizenship for certain children of foreign nationals. A significant number of Indians have been caught attempting to enter the US illegally, ...

The decision could hurt millions of Indians in America who are living there on temporary visas. Also Read | Birthright citizenship, Paris treaty, death penalty: Donald Trump's key executive orders ...

If the order is enforced, it’ll impact the thousands of immigrants who arrive in America, including Indians, who made up the second largest group of immigrants moving to the US in 2022. Show Full ...

US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) data shows that Indians formed the second largest cohort after Mexicans in the total number of US citizenships granted in the last 12 years | Photo ...

Several Indian-Americans are among the top officials in Trump’s 2.0 administration, including individuals such as Kash Patel, Sriram Krishnan, Harmeet Dhillon, Jay Bhattacharya. Here’s who they are.