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US Secretary of State Marco Rubios remarks at the United Nations General Assembly about the inability of international institutions to manage conflicts such as the Indo Pak standoff reveal a familiar pattern in American diplomacy. While he is right to stress the complications surrounding South Asias enduring rivalry, his narrative conveniently omits the fact that Washington itself has been at the heart of many of the very crises he laments. The United States has long projected its national inter

Indian aluminum producers and exporters of can stock will get relief from U.S. antidumping and countervailing duties after the U.S. Commerce Department partially revoked existing trade-remedy orders covering the product.

Indian pharmaceutical manufacturers will get duty-free access to the U.S. for a selected group of specialty medicines and pharmaceutical ingredients, providing some relief to the industry ahead of Washingtons planned tariffs on certain drug imports.

Virat Kohli turned another chase into a one-sided contest with a breathtaking century as India defeated West Indies by eight wickets in the first ODI at the Greenfield International Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday, September 27.

The growing race to build more powerful artificial intelligence is raising a difficult question in Washington: how can the United States protect against the most dangerous uses of AI without slowing its ability to compete with China?

When I was about 6, my parents and I were thrown out of the Principals Office (?) at Calcutta Boys School which was the best boys school in Kolkata, India. It was the family interview, a required step, after the written test that I had cleared, before admission into Grade 1. I still remember the commotion after what I thought was a stellar performance on my part. I claim to have floored everyone with three fully formed, and grammatically correct, English sentences in pucca accents as I was made

For more than fifteen years, Shivraj Singh has been a familiar and trusted face across Dublin, California, known just as much for his boundless energy as for his deep-rooted commitment to service. Whether balancing the everyday realities of running a local Tri-Valley business, volunteering with cultural organizations, or stepping up as a guide and neighbor when families need a hand, Singh has built a reputation on a simple, enduring philosophy:

Manisha Pathak, an Indian-origin candidate for Fremont City Council District 4, discussed homelessness, public safety, housing affordability and other local concerns during a recent meeting with members of the Muslim community in Fremont on September 25.

Kashmiris in India and across the global diaspora have launched the Habba Khatun Association, an initiative to establish a Habba Khatun Memorial-cum-Research Institute in Srinagar for preserving, researching, and promoting Kashmirs literary and cultural heritage.

A new Republican-backed bill in the Senate would give immigration officials greater authority to stop foreign nationals who travel to the country primarily to give birth and seek U.S. citizenship for their children.

A proposed H-1B visa fee of $103,265 has drawn opposition from 22 attorneys general, who warn that the move could make it harder for American schools, hospitals and other institutions to hire skilled foreign workers.