Kerala’s Verdict: A Breath of Life for a Fading Congress
After years of decline, the party gets a chance to rebuild itself, unite the opposition, and reclaim its democratic relevance…
Read MoreAfter years of decline, the party gets a chance to rebuild itself, unite the opposition, and reclaim its democratic relevance…
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Read MoreThere is a saying, as old as civilization itself and as hauntingly relevant today as ever: “History repeats itself.” It…
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Read MoreIn every civilized society, liberty and law must walk together. When liberty runs ahead and leaves law behind, chaos follows.…
Read MoreThere is an old Latin phrase from the Book of Ecclesiastes: Vanitas vanitatum, omnia vanitas — “Vanity of vanities; all…
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Read MoreFor Indians who migrated to the United States a few years ago—particularly those in their thirties and beyond—India is not…
Read MoreIndia is targeted to become the third global economy behind the USA and China in the next 3 to 5…
Read MoreThe 77th Republic Day is not only a celebration of India’s past but also a reminder of its responsibilities for…
Read MoreWould you believe that in 1947, the price of gold in India was around ₹88 per 10 grams, while silver…
Read MoreOn behalf of the Association of Indians in America (AIA), and as the National President, I extend warm congratulations to…
Read MoreJanam Bhumi and Karam Bhumi India is our janam bhumi—the land of our birth, values, and identity. The United States…
Read MoreRepublic Day of India is celebrated every year on 26th January to mark the adoption of the Indian Constitution in…
Read MoreA Daughter’s Heartfelt Tribute from Across the Ocean On January 26, 1950, India embraced its destiny as a sovereign republic,…
Read MoreAs India marks 77 years of independence, its democratic foundations face profound erosion. Critics describe a transition to an elected…
Read MoreWe the people of India constituted India into sovereign socialist secular democratic republic to secure to all citizens: Justice social…
Read MoreToday’s Bharat is growing and changing very quickly. As an NRI living in the USA, we visit from time to…
Read MoreAs India celebrates its 77th Republic Day, we pause to reflect with pride on how far our great nation has…
Read MoreOn January 26, 2026, India will mark the 77th anniversary of its Republic—a moment not merely of celebration, but of…
Read MoreIn three days, America will once again commemorate Martin Luther King Jr.,a man whose life became inseparable from the moral…
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Read MoreAt the very dawn of a new year—when churches, synagogues, mosques, and homes across the world were praying for peace,…
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