Forbes 250: Who are the 11 Indian-Americans recently named America’s greatest innovators?

Forbes 250: Who are the 11 Indian-Americans recently named America's greatest innovators?

Meet the 11 Indian-Americans who just made it to Forbes’ list of the most influential innovators In a stunning testament to America’s growing ingenuity, 11 Indian-Americans have been named to Forbes’ list of America’s 250 Greatest Innovators, which is part of the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations and honors those whose ideas and leadership have shaped … Read more

Are Indian American women “unscreened and underrepresented” in U.S. breast cancer risk?

Are Indian American women “unscreened and underrepresented” in U.S. breast cancer risk?

Rising risks for Indian-American women: America’s hidden breast cancer crisis A new report sounds an urgent alarm, saying Indian-American women are “unscreened and under-recognized” for breast cancer risk, a problem rooted in cultural norms, data gaps and changing disease patterns that threatens a growing but under-recognized health crisis in the United States.Breast cancer has long … Read more

Four Indian-American scientists win $75,000 each in one of America’s most elite research honors and named 2026 Sloan Fellows

Four Indian-American scientists win $75,000 each in one of America's most elite research honors and named 2026 Sloan Fellows

Meet 4 Indian-American $75,000 winners crowned 2026 Sloan Fellows In a celebration of scientific excellence and innovation, four Indian-American researchers have been named 2026 Sloan Fellows, one of the most coveted early career recognitions in science, mathematics and engineering. The annual Sloan Research Fellowship program, operated by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, honors outstanding early … Read more

‘You’re a Korean immigrant’: US professor defends Indian-American visibility, bans content creators who turn Texas into ‘New Delhi’ in tweets

'You're a Korean immigrant': US professor defends Indian-American visibility, bans content creators who turn Texas into 'New Delhi' in tweets

Is Texas becoming “New Delhi”? Social media fight breaks out over India presence A seemingly casual social media exchange this week drew attention and criticism for highlighting deep tensions in the United States around immigration, demographic change and cultural identity. Scholar and commentator Wilfred Reilly retweeted a post claiming “Texas is 1% Indian,” in response … Read more