US Suspends Cognizant’s Green Card Labor Filings Amid Visa Fraud Probe
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT Washington, DC, September 9, 2026 — The U.S. Department of Labor has suspended Cognizant’s ability to make new permanent labor certification
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US Citizen Says He Was Detained and Questioned After Returning From Greenland
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT New Jersey, September 9, 2026: An Indian-American author and former Wall Street investment banker says he was detained and questioned by
Nepal Floods: New Map Connects Families Searching for the Missing
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT Kathmandu, Nepal, September 8, 2026: As families continue searching for loved ones following the devastating floods in Nepal, a free online
They Chose Love Across Faiths 35 Years Ago. Now This Atlanta Couple Is in a National Contest
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT Roswell, GA, September 8, 2026 — Thirty-five years ago, at an India Club picnic on a college campus, Tanweer Mian spotted
Old Monk Isn’t Rum? FSSAI Challenge Shakes an Icon Generations of Indians Grew Up With
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT For generations of Indians, Old Monk was more than a bottle of rum. It was the familiar squat bottle pulled out
JD Vance’s Mother Calls Usha ‘One of the Nicest People I’ve Ever Met’
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT Washington, DC, September 7, 2026 — Vice President JD Vance’s mother is offering a warm public endorsement of her Indian-American daughter-in-law,
Taking Flight at 16: Cobb County Teen Spreads His Wings, Literally
BY MIRA THAKKAR As kids start to grow up, it’s common to hear parents say, “They’re spreading their wings and learning how to fly.” This
Georgia-Based Man Admits Role in $1.5 Million Gold Bar Scam Spanning Four States
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT Mobile, AL, September 6, 2026 — An Indian national who had been living in Georgia has pleaded guilty in federal court
We Tell People to Reach Out. But What Happens Next?
BY RAMYA RAJU AND PRIYA SRINIVASAN* Every September, social media timelines fill with familiar messages about suicide prevention and mental health. “It’s okay not to be
FBI Most-Wanted Fraud Suspect Arrested in India Days After $150,000 Reward Announced
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT Indian-born U.S. citizen Manjit Singh Bedi, wanted by the FBI over an alleged $600,000 fraud involving a federal food assistance program,