Preceding Dussehra, the day of the good’s victory over the evil, Indian American Dr. Kiran Patel made a whopping $60 million investment in a medical device …
If 15-year-old Tanishq Abraham from California could become the youngest biomedical engineer in the United States, why not 12-year-old Naisha Bellam from …
Indian Americans are not only pushing the vehicles of innovation in the United States and fuelling the US’ economic growth but also contributing generously …
No matter how far we go to relocate away from our mother country, our umbilical cord cannot be uprooted from the soil where we were born or we belong to …
After making headlines across the United States for committing a donation of $200 million to Florida’s Nova Southeastern University for healthcare …
When Tampa-based Dr. Kiran Patel became the first Indian American to make the single largest donation to an American institute in the US history by pledging …
Indian American Natasha Verma is one of the few who not only learn to fight but also begin to give in hard times. A reporter and anchor at NBC Boston, Natasha …
Well-to-do Indian Americans directly and indirectly support community events, nonprofit organizations, temples, colleges and universities in the United States. …
This inspiring story of two Indian American teenage girls, Nandini Arakoni and Sanjana Gangadharan who founded the Side by Side Smiles organization, is a part …
The ideals of Swami Vivekananda, Mother Teresa, Mahatma Gandhi and Sister Nivedita do not rot unlike mortal things or beings. Their principles of serving …