Indian-American lawmakers, Ro Khanna and Shri Thanedar, are set to lead a bipartisan congressional delegation to India to attend Prime Mini...

The US must not yield for the sake of reaching a consensus. Instead, America must work to promote solutions that will alleviate the global ...

Congressional staffers may visit India to get an understanding of the Kashmir situation. The embassy has also made efforts to provide infor...

Tension between the two Asian nations spiked after India revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special status under Article 370 on August 5 and bifur...

The partnership enjoys rare bipartisan support, and the us will continue to play a central role in moving it forward in a host of key arena...

There has been no official announcement from either the White House or the Prime Minister's Office in New Delhi.

A Congressional delegation from the US, led by Indian-American Congressman from California Ami Bera, met Maharashtra Governor Ch Vidyasagar...

California Attorney General Kamala Harris, who is seeking election for the Senate seat from the State, made a surprise appearance at the Di...

Modi's trip to the Silicon Valley would bring in new dimension to the culture of innovation and entrepreneurship, a bipartisan group of Ame...

Wickremesinghe said if institutions based in the US had paid Congressmen then under US law the Congressmen need to declare for what the mon...

Bera is fighting to retain his seat in the US House of Representatives while Khanna is seeking to make his maiden entry into the Congress.

Clever it was, and avenging it must have been for Modi to have ‘America’s Most Elected’ stand all around him by choice. The visa wound is, ...

This is for the first time that such a large number of US lawmakers attended an event organized by the Indian-American community.

The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) predicts that America will need 90,000 physicians by 2020.

Amidst a raging controversy, the Congressmen rejected allegations questioning the legitimacy of their trip.

Indian-Americans swooped down at the Capitol Hill today asking American lawmakers to cut all US aid to Pakistan.

Amid a diplomatic row over the arrest of a US diplomat for gunning down two Pakistanis in Lahore, Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari said ...