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Nikki Haley, the first Cabinet-ranking Indian-American in any presidential administration, reminded the community of how well Donald Trump and Prime Minister Modi got along.

Several thousand people in northwest China have tested positive for brucellosis, a bacterial disease. The outbreak was caused by a leak at a state-owned biopharmaceutical company making animal vaccines last year.

Indian delegate Mijito Vinito calls Pak PM Imran Khan’s address at the 75th #UNGA full of “lies, misinformation & warmongering”. Vinito, who had walked out during Khan’s speech in which he raised the Kashmir issue firmly said, "J&K is an integral & inalienable part of India."

World War II began on 1 September 1939, with the invasion of Poland by Germany and subsequent declarations of war on Germany by France and the United Kingdom. Over the years, India has forgotten its role in the war. At a time when India was fighting for its own freedom from the British, almost 2.5 million Indians joined the British Army, to fight on various fronts in the war. Not just its manpower, India supplied its financial as well as industrial resources.

Indian-Origin Physician, Ravi Solanki, along with Raymond Siems, an engineer working in machine learning, has been awarded for their volunteer work to help in building a secure and fully functioning website for a new National Health Services (NHS) charity HEROES.

The hacktivist group Anonymous are back to add its voice to those criticizing the Minneapolis Police Department in the wake of the death of George Floyd.

Garima Kothari was found unresponsive with trauma to her upper body on April 26 by Jersey City police officers, the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office said

Man, who died of coronavirus in Hyderabad, was buried on Saturday. His family members refused to be part of his final journey. Health workers conducted the last rites instead.

Amidst coronavirus lockdown, the residents of LB Shastri Nagar in Bengaluru pooled resources to feed 500 slum dwellers.

At a time when the country faces a lockdown, minister S Suresh Kumar has urged peope not to panic and hoard items. He has appealed to people to look for daily wage labourers near their homes and help them during Ugadi.