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America’s fastest growing foreign language is from south IndiaOne Indian community is growing like no other in the US.
Updated July 20, 20223 min read
One Indian community is growing like no other in the US.
For much of her career, Anushka Sharma has been seen playing the urban working woman. But in her upcoming release, Sui Dhaaga, she’s a demure village woman.
Indian startups have a liking for the UK.
Indians are lapping up online videos—but with a jugaad that saves them a lot of money.
Earlier this year, four-year-old Swiggy joined the ranks of the world’s most valued startups to become only the second Indian food tech unicorn, after Zomato.
India’s biggest homegrown ride-hailing firm, Ola, is zooming from one high point to the next like never before.
Women rarely make it to the top in Indian companies, but once they do, they stick.
“Come home soon, I feel scared when I’m alone!”
Yet again, an American employer is under the scanner for misusing the H-1B programme.
Being a Bollywood star today is about much more than just box office numbers.
Through most of the year, 46-year-old Vinod Vijay Nevse is an art director. But for a few months leading up to September, he turns to idol-making.
In a little over two decades, starting in 1990, India pulled the second-most number of people in the world out of poverty. And the country is not done yet, as until 2020, it will lead the pack with its stunning GDP growth numbers exceeding 7% annually.
In a year from now, one of China’s richest men, Jack Ma, will retire as chairman of the Alibaba Group, Asia’s most valued company in terms of market capitalisation.
More Indians tend to overstay their US visa validity than nationals of any other country.
The massive growth of e-commerce in India is fueling a boom in the country’s warehousing sector.
British universities want foreign students to stay in the country even after graduation.
The supreme court of India rewrote history on Sept. 06.
After its battles of two decade or more, India’s LGBTQ community is finally rejoicing.
Uber wants to bring flying taxis to India but its dreams may be far from a possible take-off.
An Indian CEO has been charged with H-1B fraud on nearly 200 counts.
Behind the phenomenal rise of one of the world’s most valued tech startups is Indian brains.
By the age of 17, Malini Agarwal had enjoyed most of the perks of being a “diplo-brat.”
Atal Bihari Vajpayee, the former Indian prime minister who passed away on Aug. 16, was as respected globally as he was in India.
An overwhelming 77% of professionals awaiting US green cards are Indians.