Indian Embassy in Washington Hires Lobbying Firm Amid Tariff Tensions with US
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT Washington, D.C., August 25, 2025: The Indian Embassy in Washington has hired Mercury Public Affairs, a prominent U.S. lobbying and strategic
Veena
Second Lady Usha Vance Promotes Summer Reading in Georgia
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT Canton, GA, August 25, 2025: Second Lady Usha Vance visited Cherokee Classical Academy in Canton on Thursday, August 21, as part
Navika 2025: A Global Homecoming for Kannadigas
BY JYOTHSNA HEGDE Lakeland, FL, August 25, 2025: The spirit of Karnataka travels wherever its people go—woven into their songs, spoken in their mother tongue,
India Post Suspends Most Postal Services to US Amid Tariff Changes
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT New Delhi, India, August 24, 2025: The Department of Posts has announced that it will temporarily suspend the booking of most
US Suspends Worker Visas for Foreign Truckers After Fatal Crash Involving Indian Truck Driver
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT Washington, D.C., August 24, 2025: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Thursday announced the Trump administration’s decision to suspend the
Has Distance Become the Greatest Divide Between Diaspora Children and their Parents?
BY MANVI PANT A frantic phone call at 4 A.M. informed Rajiv of his father’s passing. “We spoke yesterday. He was alright,” the thought lingered
Anita Gupta Launches Candidacy for Johns Creek City Council Post 1
BY JYOTHSNA HEGDE Johns Creek, GA, August 23, 2025: Anita Gupta officially announced her candidacy for Johns Creek City Council Post 1 at a community
Festival of India 2025: A Sea of Unity and Celebration
BY JYOTHSNA HEGDE Duluth, GA, August 22, 2025: Georgia’s Indian American community turned out in full strength for the 29th Annual Festival of India, hosted
IFA Celebrates India’s Independence at 11th Annual Freedom Mela
NRI PULSE STAFF REPORT Cumming, GA, August 22, 2025: On August 16, 2025, the Indian Friends of Atlanta (IFA) hosted its 11th Annual Freedom Mela
The Stray Dog Dilemma: Rights and Realities
BY MOHANAN NAIR* Kerala is once again in the spotlight — but not for its routine hartals, political groupism, or even for its serene tourist