By: Dr. Avi Verma After forty-three exhausting days, a deal has finally reopened the United States government. Federal workers are back on the job, air traffic controllers have returned to full staffing, SNAP benefits have been restored, and millions of Americans dependent on

By: Dr Avi Verma As we mark the second anniversary of IndoUS Tribune, I am filled with deep gratitude and pride for what we have achieved together. What began as a small effort to connect the Indian diaspora with meaningful stories and authentic voices

By: Dr Avi Verma Honoring faith, culture, and global contributions October 2025 marks a historic and joyous occasion for Hindus worldwide, as communities across the globe celebrate Hindu Heritage Month. In the United States, the Mayor of Chicago, along with governors of numerous states,

By: Dr. Avi Verma The massive Amazon Web Services (AWS) outage this week sent shockwaves across the digital world — not only because it briefly silenced platforms like Snapchat, WhatsApp, Venmo, and several airline and banking systems, but because it exposed an uncomfortable

By: Dr. Avi Verma The Middle East has seen many attempts at peace — many collapsing under mistrust, political pressures, and extremism. But in a dramatic turn, former President Donald J. Trump has helped broker a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas that has not only

By Dr. Avi Verma Few decisions have defined India’s global position as profoundly as Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s choice in the early 1950s to decline informal offers from both the United States and the Soviet Union — offers that could have secured India

By: Dr Avi Verma Washington has done it again. The federal government has shut down, leaving the American public to bear the brunt of political gridlock. Paychecks for federal workers are frozen in limbo, small businesses face delays in accessing loans, national parks

By Dr. Avi Verma India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) was once hailed as the most ambitious tax reform since Independence, promising “one nation, one tax” and a seamless marketplace. Eight years later, its journey has been far from smooth. Frequent amendments, confusing

By: Dr. Avi Verma The tragic assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has sparked a wave of anger, grief, and public reckoning in America. Beyond the personal loss, the aftermath has opened a larger national debate—how far does the First Amendment go in

By: Dr Avi Verma The stage is set: From friendship to friction For years, Indo-U.S. ties were described as a “natural alliance.” Shared democratic values, rising trade, and joint security concerns kept both nations close. But as we enter September 2025, the bond

By: Dr Avi Verma As we embark on 2025, the once steady Indo-U.S. partnership finds itself at a critical crossroads. A combination of geopolitical shifts, economic turbulence, and evolving global alliances has brought the relationship between the two democracies to a pivotal moment.

By: Dr. Avi Verma The story of India’s Independence Day celebrations in the United States is, in many ways, the story of the Federation of Indian Associations (FIA) of Chicago. Since the early 1980s, FIA Chicago has set the tone for how the

By: Dr Avi Verma This Independence Day, the spirit of Bharat was not only felt on the grounds of the Red Fort in Delhi but echoed across the world, where Indian consulates and embassies led celebrations from New York to London, from Tokyo

By: Dr Avi Verma As we proudly celebrate August 15th, 2025 — India’s 79th Independence Day — I extend my warmest greetings to every Indian, whether in our beloved motherland or spread across the world. This day is more than a date in history; it

By: Dr Avi VermaJust six months into President Donald Trump’s second term, the Indo-US relationship is facing perhaps its most serious challenge in decades. With tariffs on Indian imports now raised to a staggering 50% and the threat of secondary sanctions looming, New Delhi is grappling

By: Dr. Avi Verma Former President Donald Trump’s abrupt declaration of a 25% blanket tariff on Indian imports has sent ripples through diplomatic circles, financial markets, and strategic corridors alike. For a bilateral relationship long hailed as one of natural allies, the move

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s abrupt resignation on July 21, 2025, citing health reasons and “medical advice,” has sent shockwaves through India’s political landscape. Official statements—including his resignation letter and assurances from the Vice President’s family—confirm health as the primary cause. However, the timing—coinciding with the Monsoon

By Dr. Avi Verma | Publisher, IndoUS Tribune A season of wins—or warning signs? The summer of 2025 has delivered a double dose of momentum for Donald Trump and the Republican establishment. From the triumphantly titled “One Big Beautiful Bill” to the swift

By: Dr. Avi Verma, Publisher, IndoUS Tribune This past Sunday, the world paused to acknowledge a momentous occasion: the 90th birthday of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso. While he humbly refers to himself as “a simple Buddhist monk” who shies

By Dr. Avi VermaPublisher, IndoUS Tribune History has taken a sharp turn in Washington D.C. this week as the House of Representatives passed the hallmark legislation of President Donald Trump’s second term: the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” Narrowly approved by a 218–214 vote,