American politics and India-U.S. relations from New Delhi's perspective
Bipartisan group in Congress introduces new legislation to increase skilled worker visas and eliminate per-country caps affecting Indian professionals.
Biden administration announces $500 million investment in India's renewable energy infrastructure as part of global climate initiative.
Major tech companies establish new R&D centers in Bangalore and Hyderabad, creating over 100,000 high-skilled jobs in artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
Indian defense manufacturers secure major contracts for F-16 components and advanced radar systems under the new strategic partnership framework.
Record number of Indian-American candidates run for Congress as community's political engagement reaches new heights in upcoming elections.
Interest rate decisions by Fed significantly affect Indian rupee and foreign investment flows, raising concerns among Mumbai financial markets.
Indian telecom giant deploys homegrown 5G technology developed in partnership with IIT Delhi, reducing dependency on foreign equipment.
ISRO and NASA announce joint lunar mission planning as India becomes key partner in America's return to Moon program.
Indian exporters gain market share in textiles, pharmaceuticals, and IT services as American companies diversify supply chains away from China.
India, US, Japan, and Australia strengthen maritime security cooperation in response to China's assertiveness in the South China Sea and Indo-Pacific region.
4.5 million Indian Americans contribute $200 billion annually to US economy while maintaining strong cultural and economic ties with India.
Technology transfer agreements
Critical minerals partnership
H1B visa reform proposals
Clean energy cooperation
