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The article offers information on the series of articles under the "Panama Papers Part 2" which lists people with alleged offshore connections in India including politician Anurag Kejriwal, consultant Gautam Seengal, and former government employee Prabhash Sankhla.

The article discusses the attempt of Indian politicians Sonia Gandhi and Digvijay Singh to paper over the failure of Indian National Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi. Topics include the appeal for the leadership of Rahul Gandhi in the Lok Sabha, the dependence on the party on the dynasty, and the call for the resignation of Rahul Gandhi as vice president of the party.

The article reports on the decision of the Indian Supreme Court to end a ban on women being employed as make-up artists in the country's film industry, according to the newspaper "Indian Express."

The article highlights India's participation in the Texworld Apparel and Home Textile Sourcing Show in New York, with the Indian Ambassador encouraging companies to enhance textile exports to the U.S., especially in sustainable and organic products.

The article offers information related to the World Bank Water Week Summit 2023 held in February 27, 2023 in Washington D.C. It informs that the India's Minister of Jal Shakti, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, addressed the inaugural session on Water, Climate, Action, Innovation, and highlighted the challenges India is addressing in the water management sector.

The article offers news briefs related to election in India as of April 11, 2014. The political leaders who filed for nomination papers from the Lok Sabha in Uttar Pradesh include Dimple Yadav, Hema Malini, and Salman Khurshid. Aam Aadami Party (AAA) leader Arvind Kejriwal was punched by a 19-year-old man twice while pretending to garland him. Moreover, 12% reservations to Muslims was promised by Telangana Rashtra Samithi.

The article reports that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government has passed a controversial citizenship law in December, 2020, where Indian Muslims have been in a state of heightened alert. Topics include Muslims across the country are racing to collect property deeds, Mumbai has a higher proportion of Muslims than the national average toward procuring papers, and most common problem being different spellings across documents.

The article focuses on the U.S President Donald Trump has accorded the biggest public reception given to any foreign leader during his visit to India beginning officials say, one that could help paper over the countries' growing friction over trade.

The article focuses on Chef Heena Patel's unique and autobiographical approach to Gujarati cuisine at Besharam restaurant in San Francisco. Topics include the chef's hyper-regional and California-influenced Gujarati menu, the challenges of representing diverse Indian cuisines in the U.S., and Patel's culinary journey from a pop-up in 2014 to the award-winning Besharam.

The article reports on a paper published by the Sir Jamshetjee Jejeebhoy Group of Hospitals in Mumbai, India which details how doctors and administrative staff managed the medical care of terror attack victims.

The article discusses that U.S. Secretary of State, Antony Blinken has made a national interest determination regarding categories of travelers eligible for exceptions under Presidential Proclamations related to the spread of Covid-19 pandemic.

The author focuses on his paper "Ten Things for India to Achieve its 2050" co-written with economists Tushar Poddar in 2008 in which he suggested 10 steps to be followed by India to achieve economic efficiency and also highlights the capability of Narendra Modi, Chief Minister of Gujarat, India, to improve the economic condition of India as of 2013. He says that India should improve its governance and adopt an inflation target.

The article focuses on the enduring success and global impact of the iconic film Mughal-E-Azam, highlighting its status as one of the top blockbusters in Hindi cinema, the subsequent success of the colorized version, and the successful adaptation of the story into a musical play.

In this article, author discusses about the India's higher education system, along with mentions that how India has been moving closer to allowing high-quality foreign universities to set up campuses to help meet the country's growing need for advanced education.

The article discusses that Vaishnav Temple of New York, Inc, the first traditional ‘Pushtimargiya' temple in North America, established in December 1986 under the leadership of the late Arvind Shah, has celebrated the 74th Republic Day of India on January 29, 2023.

The article offers information on the launch of the Gandhi-King Scholarly Exchange Initiative, part of a much bigger plan, is the fruition of a cause close to the heart of late Congressman John Lewis, on June 14, 2022. It mentions plan announced by the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, will bring together 20 emerging young civic leaders from India to advance civil rights, social justice, by exploring the histories and legacies of Mahatma Gandhi and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

The article argues on Iran's connivance with India on their nuclear programs despite the U.S. policy that prohibits Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

The article offers information on the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic on the public health in the India, along with discusses the deaths from covid-19 in India.

The article reports that Dinanath Batra, a retired teacher and educationist, is preparing a blueprint that would Indianize and liberate the educational system in New Delhi, India.

The article reports that the Center for the Advanced Study of India at the University of Pennsylvania has established the New India Studies Fellowship in India for at least nine months of independent research.

The article reports that law and order agency Delhi Police in Delhi, India has filed a chargesheet against suspect Handler Jundal on September 20, 2012 regarding his involvement in 26/11 attack in Mumbai, India.

The article reports that India's Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has filed a preliminary enquiry against the coal blocks allocation scam since 1993 on September 27, 2012.

The article reports on a group of doctors from the U.S. and India which aim to join global medical personnel under Global Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (GAPIO), led by doctor Prathap C. Reddy, to improve medical services in India.

Two letters to the editor are presented which include one on the growing concerns of Indians on inflation and how poor people are coping up and one on the impact of a serious flaw in the education system in India.

The article reports that renowned Indian actress and social activist Shabana Azmi will be the guest of honor at a fundraiser and art auction that will benefit the AmeriCares' humanitarian aid programs in India on March 22, 2012.

The article reports on the return of nanotechnology scientist Balasaheb S. Darade to Parda village in Vidarbha, India to compete in the Buldhana district council election on February 7, 2012.

he article discusses the role and impact of sports on the foreign relationship between India and Pakistan. Topics include comment of Tokyo Olympics gold medalist javelin thrower, Neeraj Chopra, on the objective of Sports and condemn the anti-Pakistan propaganda; mentions history of cricket rivalry between India and Pakistan; and also mentions Pakistan's tennis player Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi and India's Rohan Bopanna, plays with each other since 2003.

The article discusses that Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi, has introduced the ‘NOVID' Act in Congress May 19, 2021, in a bid to protect the United States from the risk of new coronavirus strains by defeating the virus abroad.

The article discusses the growing interest and usage of bitcoins, an online currency developed in 2009 by pseudonymous person Satoshi Nakamoto, in India. Founder and chief executive officer (CEO) Ravi Iyengar of bitcoin mining hardware producer CoinTerra mentions his introduction in bitcoin. Director Mupparaju Siva Kameswara Rao of bitcoin exchange provider S Capital Solutions Pvt. Ltd. also comments on the wallet service and trading platform of the bitcoin.

The article discusses that Indian cricketer, Rishabh Pant dropped two catches in the third test against Australia, giving further ammunition to detractors who say he should be dropped as India's test wicketkeeper in favor of Wriddhiman Saha.

The article focuses on the national election and democracy in India. Topics being presented include the high level of political engagement in India and managing the massive voter turnout, Main Street America's awareness of the largest democratic elections in history, and the key role of media and the education system in the election.

The article discusses the Government of India which is streamlining services for Indian citizens living in the U.S. though the 'Passport Seva Service' launched by India's Minister of State for External Affairs General V.K. Singh. It states that the program has brought huge transformation towards delivery of passport services in India by reduction in processing time and more efficient digital verification process.

The article discusses the effects of nuclear weapons test conducted by India in May 1998 on the relations between India and the U.S. Topics discussed include the views of Michael Krepon, co-founder of the Stimson Center, on the U.S.-India relations, announcements by former Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and former U.S. President George Bush on July 18, 2005 on the Civilian Nuclear Agreement, and India's economic growth before and after the nuclear tests.

The article focuses on the meaning and significance of the Diwali festival in India. It chronicles the history of the festival's various legends pertaining to its origin, which points out to the classic truth of the victory of good over evil. It also mentions the views of several history experts in the country regarding the significance of the festival, which is a good time to delve upon personal goals and renew ties with families and friends. INSETS: The Five Days of Diwali;One Festival, Many Names.

The article presents the two Kash Patel, senior advisor for acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenel, and Ajit Pai, chairman of the Federal Communications Commission Indian-Americans part of the delegation accompany the U.S. President Donald Trump to India on February 24-25, 2020.

The article reports that the United Nations (UN) refugee agency is holding talks with India about its citizenship register in the border state of Assam, amid concerns that many people, the majority of them being Muslims, could join the ranks of the world's stateless.

The article discusses India being the world's most protectionist countries but the U.S. trying to negotiate a trade deal with the South Asian nations to resolve the differences. It mentions that the U.S. and India has locked in trade disputes for months that have led to tit-for-tat tariffs, Washington's concern about Indian policies that mandate foreign firms to store more data locally on medical devices, and the U.S. being the least protectionist country of the major powers.

The article discusses the shortage of water as one of the problems faced by the doctors in many Indian cities, citing the example of Chennai-based doctor T.N. Ravisankar relying wholely on water tankers for water supply. It also discusses the failed rains and the delayed annual monsoon as in India causing a drought-like situation.

The article discusses the struggle of India against the worst bad-loan ration of the world.

The article offers information on India's general elections voting which raised the question with international implications. Topics discussed include religiously-tinged populism that led Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party to a historic electoral win in 2014 which soon turned out to be echoed in other anti-establishment votes in the U.S., Europe and elsewhere; and discusses the remarks that led some Indian intellectuals, as well as those outside the country.

The article reports that Indian widow Vaishali Yede, whose farmer husband committed suicide, decided to run for Lok Sabha elections. It mentions that Yede's campaign was not only a rebuke to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi but to the hierarchies of class and gender that structure Indian politics. It presents views of Yogendra Yadav, the leader of a new farmers movement, on the state of Indian agriculture.

The article discusses Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Virginia in June 2017 to address members of the Indian Diaspora. Topics covered include Modi's previous visits to the U.S., how his government is working to provide a supportive environment for Indians, and ways in which Indians in the U.S. have helped India progress. Also mentioned are Modi's remarks about cross-border terrorism, praise for External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj, and encouraging U.S. investments in India.

The article comments on the belated move by social network company Facebook to remove accounts in India and Pakistan that manipulated public opinion, in relation to India's national elections. Topics discussed include the move on right leaning pages in India, the case of Pakistani social media campaigner Hanzala Tayyab, who is fighting an internet war with arch-foe India, and other controversies faced by Facebook including Great Britain's vote to leave the European Union.

The article discusses about U.S. experts urging Washington to initiate publicly a diplomatic offensive against Islamabad at a global scale supporting India’s right to react following the February 14, 2019 suicide bombing attack killing Indian paramilitary personnel with dozens wounded for which Jaish-e-Mohammed has claimed responsibility.

The article reports the celebration of Indian Catholic Heritage Day on September 15, 2018 at the St. Thomas Syro-Malabar Catholic Church in Northeast Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where Archbishop Christophe Pierre was present.

The article offers information on World Inequality Report related to economic inequality, gross domestic product, and social progress index in India.

The article offers information on disaster management and damage done by flood in Kerela, India. It includes the views of disaster management chief of United Nations Muralee Thummarukudy. It also includes information on a report prepared by ecologist Madhav Gadgil on the Western Ghats of Kerala and a panel appointmented by Environmental ministry of India which will be headed by space scientist K Kasturirangan.