Kala Oza Remembered for Her Devotion to Family, Warmth and Community
The Indian-American community in the Chicago area is mourning the passing of Kala Oza, beloved wife of longtime Chicago news media journalist and photographer Jayanti Oza. She was 79. Kala Oza passed away on August 8, 2026, at Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield following a sudden
Mid-air cyber alarm: FBI joins Delta investigation after rogue network forces blackout on flight packed with hackers
Federal authorities and Delta Air Lines risk-mitigation teams have launched a high-stakes investigation after a rogue wireless network triggered a mid-air cybersecurity scare aboard a Boeing 757 packed with elite hacker conference attendees. The incident, which forced crew members to abruptly cut internet
DHS seeks $470,584 penalty against New York immigration attorney over alleged asylum fraud
ICE alleges 118 fraudulent documents were filed in 54 immigration cases involving primarily Indian asylum seekers The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is seeking a maximum civil penalty of $470,584 against New York-based immigration attorney Suraj Raj Singh, alleging that he prepared and
बाल्मीकि रामायण में छुपे कुछ विरले प्रसंग: सीताजी ने रामजी को अहिंसा का उपदेश क्यों दिया?
By: Rajendra Kapil रामजी और सीताजी के मधुर सम्बंधों के बारे में महाकाव्य भरे पड़े हैं. हर ग्रन्थ में सीता जी को रामजी की पतिव्रता अनुगामिनी के रूप में दर्शाया गया है. रामचरितमानस में सीता के रूप शील और सुकोमलता की बढ़ चढ़
Citizen-centric diplomacy of India
By: Ambassador Jeitendra Kumar Tripathi (Retd.) Diplomacy had been traditionally understood as conduct of bilateral relations between the states focussing on the negotiations only in political, economic and security related drivers. However, the advent of the current century, having witnessed a sea change
Ramayana routes and maritime bridges: India and Southeast Asia’s living civilizational ties
By: Amish Tripathi India’s Independence Day is not only a celebration of our freedom; it is a reminder that India’s story has never been confined to the borders of the subcontinent. For millennia, the ideas, epics and aesthetics of Indian civilization have sailed
India: The Trusted First Responder
By: Ambassador Suchitra Durai When a giant wave of sea-water struck Chennai’s Marina Beach on the morning of 26 December 2004, pulling in its wake fisherfolk and a group of children playing cricket, little did their brethren know that an entire region had
Securing the Maritime Commons
By: Amb Pinak Ranjan Chakravarty India’s Peninsular geography provides a long coastline extending to the Persian Gulf in West Asia and towards South East Asia in the East. Unarguably, this was an impetus to explore the vast waters surrounding the Indian Peninsula because
India’s Clean Energy Leadership in Green Hydrogen
By: Ishita Srivastava, Research AssociateAmbassador Manjeev Singh Puri, Distinguished Fellow THE ENERGY AND RESOURCES INSTITUTE (TERI) India has become a global leader in making progress on clean energy: by the end of December 2025, non-fossil fuel sources accounted for 51.93 per cent of
Personal finance insights: News & Features
Mini Feature IRAN WAR – LONG-TERM EFFECTS By: Dr K C Gupta, YBB Personal Finance CONTRARIAN INDICATORS AAII Bull-Bear Spread -1.0% (below average)CNN Fear & Greed Index 64 (greed)NYSE %Above 50-dMA 61.75% (positive)SP500 %Above 50-dMA 66.40% (positive) ICI Fund Allocations (Cumulative), 6/30/26OEFs &
Chicago Indo-US Lions Club initiative reaches more than 1,000 Illinois families
Statewide health and back-to-school outreach provides free screenings, medical consultations and essential school resources The Chicago Indo-US Lions Club, in partnership with healthcare providers, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois, the U.S. Army, Sewa USA, community organizations and volunteers, has reached more than
Naperville Indian community celebrates Raksha Bandhan with local firefighters
Members of the Indian community in Naperville came together to celebrate Raksha Bandhan with local firefighters, highlighting the festival’s message of family, protection and community bonds. The celebration was held in partnership with Balagokulam Naperville Aurora and brought community members together with firefighters from the
Chaitanya celebrates spiritual wisdom, dance and service at Hindu Temple of Greater Chicago
By: Dr. Avi Verma The Hindu Temple of Greater Chicago (HTGC) hosted “Chaitanya,” a fundraising program celebrating spiritual wisdom, classical dance and selfless service, on Saturday, August 8, in support of its Vivekananda Spiritual Center (VSC). Opened in 2010 and renovated in 2025,
From Sawan Shivratri to Mahashivratri: The six-month spiritual journey of Shiva’s divine Baraat
Two Sacred Nights, One Spiritual Journey from Devotion to Divine Union For millions of devotees, Sawan Shivratri and Mahashivratri are two of the most sacred occasions dedicated to Lord Shiva. Sawan Shivratri falls during the holy month of Shravan, while Mahashivratri arrives roughly
Healthy Heart, Healthy Life
Part 5 – Heart Failure & Cardiomyopathy: When the Heart Struggles to Keep Up Understanding Heart Failure, Cardiomyopathy, Warning Signs, Diagnosis, and Modern Treatment By: Dr. Avi Verma Introduction In the first article of the Healthy Heart, Healthy Life series, we explored how
IndoUS Tribune की भारत के मंदिरों की यात्रा — गोवा अध्याय
तीसरा पड़ाव : श्री महालसा नारायणी मंदिर, मर्दोल — मोहिनी रूप में विराजती विष्णु की दिव्य शक्ति गोवा से विशेष IndoUS Tribune की विशेष श्रृंखला “भारत के मंदिरों की यात्रा” के गोवा अध्याय में हमारी आध्यात्मिक यात्रा अब तीसरे पड़ाव पर पहुँच रही
India at 80: Celebrating a nation’s rise and the promise of tomorrow
By: Dr Avi Verma A proud moment for 1.4 billion Indians and the global Indian family As India prepares to celebrate its 80th Independence Day on August 15, 2026, the entire nation and the global Indian community stand united in pride and gratitude.
No ship can safely pass Hormuz without our permission: Iranian army
Iran’s main military command, Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, said Thursday that no vessel can safely transit the Strait of Hormuz without permission from Iranian authorities, local media reported. A spokesman for the headquarters rejected US claims that ships were passing normally through the
Punjabi American Organization brings Teeyan tradition to Chicagoland
By: Ashwani Mahajan Hundreds of members of the Punjabi American community gathered at Aashyana Banquets in Downers Grove for “Teeyan Da Mela 2026,” a celebration of Punjabi culture, women, music and community organized by the Punjabi American Organization (PAO). The annual-style cultural gathering
India at 80: From Freedom Struggle to Global Powerhouse
Eight Decades of Resilience, Reform, and Remarkable Transformation By: Dr. Avi Verma As India prepares to celebrate its 80th Independence Day on August 15, 2026, the spirit of freedom will resonate not only across the Indian subcontinent but around the world. From the