10 AI Jobs That Don’t Exist (Yet) — But Will Be Everywhere (and Well-Paid) by 2030
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming how we live and work – and it’s not just automating tasks, it’s creating entirely new careers.
A 9-Year-Old Craved KFC and Love. Instead, He Got Starved to Death.
TRIGGER WARNING: This article contains disturbing descriptions of child neglect, including police reports of extreme malnourishment. Reader discretion is advised.
The Suchir Balaji Files: Inside the AI Whistleblower Case That Could Topple Big Tech
A 26-year-old prodigy. A trillion-dollar cover-up. And the death that exposed AI's original sin.
The H4 Visa: A Modern-Day Sati Pratha?
The H4 visa, often called the "dependent" visa, might sound like a pathway to a promising new life in the United States, but for thousands of women, it’s become a trap—one that shackles them to a life of dependency, stifling their aspirations and potential. What was meant to unite families has turned into a slow, silent burn that echoes the haunting remnants of an age-old tradition: Sati.
Top 10 Places to Buy Gold if You Missed Costco’s Gold Bars
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7 Reasons: Why Indian Diaspora in the U.S. Remitted Billions to India
The Indian diaspora in the U.S. is among the most active communities globally when it comes to remittances. The flow of money from the USA to India has been a significant economic force driven by various factors. This article delves into the reasons behind this trend, supported by relevant data, charts, and personal statements.
Why America Needs Another Dalip Singh Saund to Fix the Green Card Backlog for Indians
Before Indian immigrants were viewed as valuable contributors to American society, they were once deemed "aliens ineligible for citizenship." For decades, immigrants from India faced severe legal discrimination. They were denied the right to naturalize as U.S. citizens, trapped in a land where they could work but never fully belong.
Rise of Visa Temples in India: Where Faith Meets Dreams of Global Travel
Amid the bustling streets of Old Delhi, the fragrance of incense wafts through the air, as a small crowd gathers outside a modest Hanuman temple. Among the visitors is Aarti Deshmukh, a young software engineer clutching a folder of documents. It’s her third visit to the temple in the past year. Aarti, like many others, has been praying for her H-1B visa to work in the United States after her post-graduate studies. Twice already, her application had been rejected.
Why Indians in the USA Love Azithromycin and Dolo 650
Santhosh was on a Zoom call with his college buddy Rohan, now living in Texas, when the inevitable question came up:
Why Dallas Police Chief is Trending Among Indian Techies on H1B Visa in the USA
DALLAS—Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia's intriguing contract details have captured the attention of Indian tech professionals in the USA, particularly those on H1B and L1 visas. The contrast between Garcia's lucrative deal and the struggles faced by these tech workers has sparked a buzz.
Why Are Indian Americans Disappointed with University of North Carolina? And Why an Indian-American Member’s Vote Sparked a Debate
The Indian American community is frustrated after the UNC System Board of Governors voted to repeal diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts at North Carolina’s public universities. The decision, including a vote from Indian American member Swadesh Chatterjee, has sparked significant backlash, especially given the growing Asian American population in the state.
Indian Spices to Nuts and Rice: List of 150+ Indian Items Now Under the U.S. FDA Scrutiny!
Just two days ago, Indian media was ablaze with the news that Hong Kong and Singapore had imposed bans on certain spices from Indian brands MDH and Everest. The reason? These spices were found to contain 'Ethylene Oxide' —a compound that has been linked to the development of cancer.
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.'
Indian High Court: OCI Cardholders to be Treated as Indian Citizens in Indian College Admissions
In a landmark decision by the Karnataka government, Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) cardholders are now on equal footing with Indian citizens for undergraduate admissions. This pivotal announcement came during a hearing at the High Court of Karnataka, setting a precedent for the academic year 2024-25.
