US-India summit on Capitol Hill highlights strategic ties and diaspora engagement
Nearly 150 Indian-American delegates from across the United States gathered on Capitol Hill on July 15, 2025, for the US-India Partnership Summit and Legislative Day, organized by the Foundation for India and Indian Diaspora Studies (FIIDS). The event underscored the growing importance of
Bollywood nostalgia and a literary honor mark special day for DuPage seniors
By: Jayanti OzaThe DuPage Senior Citizen Council hosted a lively cultural event at Golconda Restaurant in Naperville, Illinois, last week as part of its popular Senior Lunch Program. The highlight of the afternoon was a soulful live performance by ‘Panch Sur Beats,’ a
Swadeshi Fest returns to Naperville with cultural celebration and global trade
By: Staff Writer, IndoUS Tribune Naperville, IL — Swadeshi Fest – The International Trade Fair is making a vibrant comeback with its third annual edition from September 4 to 7, 2025, at the Mall of India parking lot. Hosted by nonprofit DTRIBALS Foundation (501(c)(3)), the four-day festival
Krishnamoorthi demands answers as RFK Jr. and Trump administration slash life-saving HIV programs
By: Dr. Avi Verma | IndoUS Tribune Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL), Ranking Member of the Subcommittee on Health Care and Financial Services, is intensifying his push for accountability from Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., following the Trump Administration’s controversial
New Justice Department directive on denaturalization sparks backlash
By: IndoUS Tribune Staff A newly issued Department of Justice (DOJ) directive is drawing sharp scrutiny from legal experts, immigrant rights groups, and political leaders after formalizing a sweeping approach to denaturalization—revoking U.S. citizenship obtained through alleged fraud or misrepresentation. Originally issued on
Krishnamoorthi and Garcia demand CDC briefing over RFK Jr.’s politicization of vaccine advisory panel
By IndoUS Tribune Staff In a sharply worded letter to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Ranking Members Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA) and Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL) have raised serious concerns about what they allege is a dangerous politicization of the
‘Flavors of Indian mangoes’ celebrated in Seattle as exports to U.S. grow by 19%
By: Vandana Jhingan Seattle witnessed a flavorful celebration of India’s famed mangoes as the Consulate General of India, in collaboration with the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), hosted a special mango promotion event on July 10. The event was part
Honoring the Guru – A timeless tradition in a modern world
By: staff Writer, Indous Tribune Happy Guru Purnima! On this auspicious day, the IndoUS Tribune extends its heartfelt greetings to our patrons and the entire community. Today, Thursday, July 10, 2025, marks Guru Purnima, a day that transcends all boundaries to celebrate a bond
Fireworks, Flags, and Freedom How America celebrated July 4th with unity and pride—Indian Americans join the festivities
By: Staff Writer, IndoUS Tribune From dazzling fireworks over the National Mall to spirited neighborhood parades, the 249th anniversary of American Independence was celebrated across the United States with fervor, inclusiveness, and pride. This year’s July 4th festivities once again highlighted the diverse and dynamic fabric
Is living in a relationship a social evil? An evolving social reality in India
By: Ashwani Mahajan The concept of live-in relationships, also known as cohabitation, has become an increasingly debated subject in modern India. While some view it as a natural extension of personal freedom and individual choice, others regard it as a deviation from traditional
StandWithUs condemns Hinduphobic attacks on Krishna Temple in Utah
By: Vandana Jhingan In a powerful show of solidarity, the international education organization StandWithUs has strongly condemned a recent series of violent attacks targeting the Hindu community in Spanish Fork, Utah—calling them acts of “Hinduphobic terrorism.” Over the past month, the renowned Krishna
Congressman Krishnamoorthi battles budget cuts, condemns political violence, and champions civil liberties in tumultuous week
In a week marked by urgent action and unwavering conviction, Illinois Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-8th) made national headlines by vociferously opposing a “cruel and reckless” Republican budget, confronting the alarming rise of political violence, and introducing key legislation to protect civil liberties. His
Hundreds gather in Chicago for Satsang and self-realization sessions with Pujya Deepakbhai
By: Jayanti Oza The Dada Bhagwan Pariwar of Greater Chicago hosted a two-day spiritual seminar centered on Self Realization, featuring Satsang and Gnanvidhi sessions led by Pujya Deepakbhai Desai, the spiritual head of the Dada Bhagwan Foundation. Held at YDS Chicago in Schaumburg on
Bharatiya Senior Citizens of Chicago hosts fun summer picnic in Warrenville
By: Jayanti Oza The Bharatiya Senior Citizens of Chicago (BSC) held their annual summer picnic on Sunday, June 29, 2025, at St. James Farm in Warrenville. More than 900 members gathered for a day filled with music, games, and community bonding. The event
Shreeji Dwar Haveli marks 17th Patotsav with devotion and community spirit
By: Prachi Jaitly Shreeji Dwar Haveli in Addison, Illinois, celebrated its 17th Patotsav (temple anniversary) with spiritual fervor and vibrant community participation. The celebration united hundreds of Vaishnavs from across the Chicago area, reaffirming the temple’s role as a beacon of devotion and
Global Indian Diaspora Foundation to host exclusive pre-release screening of Vivek Agnihotri’s ‘The Bengal Files’ in Chicago
By: Staff Writer The Global Indian Diaspora Foundation (GIDF), a prominent nonprofit committed to cultural preservation and historical awareness, is set to host an exclusive pre-release screening of filmmaker Vivek Ranjan Agnihotri’s much-anticipated new film, ‘The Bengal Files,’ on Saturday, August 9, 2025,
Chicago celebrates Laxmikant-Pyarelal’s musical legacy with heartfelt tribute
By: Jayanti Oza In a memorable celebration of Bollywood’s golden era, over 900 music lovers gathered at Hari Dham Mandir in Schaumburg to pay tribute to the legendary composer duo Laxmikant-Pyarelal. Organized by noted Chicagoland film producer Ramesh Punatar, the evening spotlighted the enduring magic of LP’s
Congressman Krishnamoorthi demands oversight and transparency from Trump administration on Iran Strikes and ICE facility access
By: IndoUS Tribune Staff Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-IL), a senior member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, has issued two separate but urgent appeals this week demanding transparency and lawful oversight from the Trump Administration—one in connection with the recent U.S.
Nékter Juice Bar redefines clean living and conscious eating
By: Dr. Avi Verma In an age saturated with sugary beverages and fad diets, Nékter Juice Bar offers a refreshing and authentic alternative. Founded in 2010 in Costa Mesa, California, Nékter is transforming the health food scene with one simple philosophy: real ingredients, real nutrition, real
Chicago’s Navy Pier becomes the center of harmony and wellness for 11th International Day of Yoga
By: Dr Avi Verma The 11th International Day of Yoga (IDY) was marked with a vibrant and inspiring celebration at one of Chicago’s most iconic locations—Navy Pier. Organized by the Consulate General of India, Chicago, the event attracted more than 400 yoga enthusiasts