Costco Gold Bars, Digital Dhanteras, and How Desis Scored 80% Gains
In America, fortunes are often built in the most unlikely places: a garage in Silicon Valley, a food truck on a Miami street—or, in 2023, the fluorescent aisles of Costco.
In America, fortunes are often built in the most unlikely places: a garage in Silicon Valley, a food truck on a Miami street—or, in 2023, the fluorescent aisles of Costco.
FREMONT, CALIFORNIA – A horrifying incident at a Fremont McDonald’s has shaken the Indian and Desi diaspora in America. A peaceful family lunch turned into a moment of terror when a stranger slapped an Indian mother in front of her children, hurled racist abuse, and threw sauce at her young daughter—telling them: “You Indians need to go back to your country.”
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming how we live and work – and it’s not just automating tasks, it’s creating entirely new careers.
When their daughter left for college in San Diego, Sunitha and Vijay Rao felt proud and excited for her. But once she was gone, the house felt unusually quiet. Meals were smaller, weekends felt slower, and little things—like her music in the background or her shoes by the door—were suddenly missing. “We knew this day would come,” Sunitha said, “but we didn’t expect how empty it would feel.”
📍 Frisco, TX — It all began with a simple Reddit post:
In today's America, where Indian-Americans often navigate challenges of assimilation and prejudice—particularly within the "Make America Great Again" (MAGA) movement—the appointment of an Indian-origin individual to a prominent political role is both rare and significant.
Arjun, who lives with his parents in an apartment in the Valley Ranch area of Irving, Texas, is known for his curiosity and bright smile. One evening, playing with his toys, he overheard his parents discussing a 'Priority Date' and 'Country Quota' for a U.S. Green Card.
The mysterious death of Suchir Balaji, a former OpenAI engineer, has shocked the tech industry. Balaji, 26, was found dead in his San Francisco apartment on November 26, 2024.
TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains disturbing descriptions of child neglect, including police reports of extreme malnourishment. Reader discretion is advised.
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Once just another metropolitan area in the vast landscape of Texas, the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) area has transformed into what many affectionately call a "Mini India" or "Dallaspuram."
According to my friend Rajesh Reddy, who lives in Dallaspuram, there’s a unique list of items he would never consider buying from Indian or South Asian grocery stores—unless absolutely necessary. At the top of this list? Milk.
A 26-year-old prodigy. A trillion-dollar cover-up. And the death that exposed AI's original sin.
An Explosive Financial Breach Shakes the Telugu Diaspora’s Trust
Ashwin Ramaswami’s recent run for Georgia’s 48th State Senate District wasn’t just a political campaign—it was a cultural moment. A bold step forward for youth engagement and progressive ideals in a traditionally conservative region, his candidacy lit a spark that reached far beyond party lines.
Washington, D.C., November 5, 2024: In this year’s elections, an unprecedented wave of Indian American and South Asian candidates are vying for positions across local, state, and federal levels.
"For thousands of skilled immigrants like Vijay Sharma, the H1B visa, once seen as a golden ticket to the American Dream, has turned into a living nightmare. Trapped by the very system that promised opportunity, these professionals find themselves in a cycle of exploitation and uncertainty, unable to break free."
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