News & Stories for Desi South Asians in U.S.

Texas School District Unveils Admissions Process in Telugu: Sparks Intense Debate and Praise!
The DFW (Dallas-Fort Worth) Metroplex in Texas is affectionately known by many names among the Desi Indian and other South Asian communities. Some call it Mini India or Mini Hyderabad, and others refer to it as 'DallasPuram.'
05/01/2024
Here are the 6 South Asian-origin leaders who are part of the newly formed AI Safety and Security Board.
05/01/2024
The Khan Legacy Continues: Shah Rukh Khan and Daughter Suhana Set to Rule in 'King'
04/30/2024
Indian-American Doctor Prescribed Knee Brace to Person with Amputated Legs; Ran Telemarketing Ring to Operate Medicare Scam
04/29/2024
'It's Strictly Business': Google Fires Entire Python Team Amid AI Developments—Here's Why and More.
04/28/2024
Indian Spices to Nuts and Rice: List of 150+ Indian Items Now Under the U.S. FDA Scrutiny!
04/28/2024
Exposed: Indian Restaurant Franchise Scam in Colorado
04/28/2024
From Short Film to Hollywood: A tale of a South Asian girl defying her father's wishes by wearing a turban.
04/27/2024
Indian-Origin Student’s Video Shows Why Sam Altman Is the 'Taylor Swift of the Tech Industry'

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Popular Aha Telugu Indian Idol 3 to Hold Auditions in Texas and New Jersey
What is the Backpack Campaign Launched by Frisco ISD?
New $39 Direct Flights from DFW to San Antonio: Details and Why It Matters for the Desi Community.
Shocking: Missing high school teacher's aide found dead; the Indian community in Frisco mourns the loss.
Plano became the first city in North Texas to have an all-electric trash truck, One charge, serving 1,100+ homes.
Tragic Loss in McKinney: Fatal Shooting Sparks Community Outcry
Swadeshi to Open a New Mega Indian Grocery and Kitchen in Flower Mound
"I am from a Good Family": Indian Student on Getting Arrested for Shoplifting at DFW Airport, Texas
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Crime Stories

Indian-American Doctor Prescribed Knee Brace to Person with Amputated Legs; Ran Telemarketing Ring to Operate Medicare Scam
An Indian-American doctor, Adarsh Gupta, has been found guilty by a federal jury in a $5.4 million Medicare fraud involving orthotic braces. Gupta's fraudulent actions included prescribing unnecessary braces to thousands of beneficiaries after short phone calls. He now faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison.
"I am from a Good Family": Indian Student on Getting Arrested for Shoplifting at DFW Airport, Texas
Dallas Airport Police recently released body cam footage of an Indian-origin student arrested for shoplifting at DFW Airport. This incident, which occurred on January 29th, came to light as the police made the video public last week.
"I Will Pay You Double" - Indian Student Arrested for Shoplifting in New Jersey
In a troubling incident in Hoboken, New Jersey, two Indian students were arrested after attempting to shoplift at a local ShopRite grocery store. The students, one aged 20 from Hyderabad and another aged 22 from Guntur, Andhra Pradesh, were apprehended as they tried to leave the store with unpaid merchandise.
Robotics and Machine Learning Expert Indian Student Opens Fire at San Jose State University
The number of Indian students coming to the United States for their studies has been on the rise. With this increase, there's also been more news about these students, unfortunately including some reports of tragic or violent incidents.
Who is Bhadresh Patel? FBI's Most Wanted with $250K Reward
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation is offering a substantial reward for any information leading to the arrest of Bhadreshkumar Chetanbhai Patel, a fugitive on its 10 Most Wanted list, linked to the 2015 murder of his wife in Maryland.
After a $1,200 Ransom Demand and Threats to Sell His Kidney, an Indian Student Found Dead in Cleveland, Ohio
An Indian student, Mohammad Abdul Arfath, originally from Nacharam, Hyderabad, was found dead in Cleveland, Ohio, marking a tragic end to his disappearance case.
23-Year-Old Indian Investment Adviser Arrested for $400,000 Ponzi Scheme
Pathyam Patel, a young investment adviser, was indicted for running a Ponzi scheme in Alabama, tricking investors out of over $400,000 for personal use, including gambling.

Immigration Stories

While millions of Indians wait for Green Cards, a record number of Indians receive U.S. citizenship
In 2022, a significant number of Indian nationals became US citizens, placing India as the second largest source country after Mexico for new citizenships according to a Congressional report.
How USCIS's New 'Science or Art' Definition Impacts Employment-Based EB-2 and EB-3 Petitions
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has updated its guidelines to include a specific definition of "science or art" from the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL). This is important for certain job-based visa applications.
USCIS Announces Indefinite Validity of Green Card Medical Exams
In a significant update, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced a major change regarding Form I-693, Report of Immigration Medical Examination and Vaccination Record. This form is a critical step in the process for noncitizens applying for immigration benefits, proving they are free from health conditions that could deem them inadmissible.
USCIS announces a TFR for automatic extension of Employment Authorization Documents (EADs)
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has introduced a significant update to enhance the employment authorization process for noncitizens. A new temporary final rule (TFR) extends the automatic extension period for certain Employment Authorization Documents (EADs) from up to 180 days to a staggering 540 days.
USCIS Announces Significant Reduction in Processing Times
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) proudly announced notable advancements in improving the processing times for a variety of immigration forms, as detailed in their latest fact sheet. This update underscores the commitment to efficiency and the enhancement of our services for applicants.

Exclusive Stories

"A.I. will be used to fight A.I." - Who is Forbes Indian-American Billionaire Jay Chaudhry?
The Hindi saying 'Lohe ko Loha katta hai' translates to 'Iron cuts iron' in English. This proverb is used to express the idea that it takes a strong or powerful force to overcome another strong or powerful force, similar to the English saying, 'Fight fire with fire.' It suggests that only a force of equal or greater strength can effectively counteract or defeat another.
7 Reasons: Why Desi South Asians in the U.S. Are Fascinated by Tesla Cars
​Tesla is growing in popularity everywhere, but discussion and popularity among the South Asian diaspora in the United States are unique and crazy. This Asia91.com story revolves around why South Asian Desi people, especially Indians, are so crazy and fascinated about the TESLA cars.
Why Indian Parents Are Researching about 'Frat Parties' after a Student's Death at a U.S. University
Suddenly, the 'fraternity parties,' also popularly known as 'frat parties,' became the talk of the town among desi Indians and South Asian people. This is primarily aimed at members who have college-going kids or whose kids are about to start college.
From Desi Parent's Biggest Nightmare to DEATH of talented Indian American Freshman at the University of Illinois
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