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Indian-American lawmaker joins Sikh caucus news.taaza.com: (6 Days ago) Washington, May 11 (IANS) Ami Bera, the lone Indian-American lawmaker, has joined the newly formed American Sikh Congressional Caucus, saying he was solely motivated by concerns ...

Ami Bera, the only Indian-American Congressman in the US House of Representatives, has said that the newly-constituted 'American Sikh Congressional Caucus' will deal only with domestic civil rights issue. Bera's revised statement, three days after he publicly announced to join the Caucus, is considered to allay concerns of the Indian Government that the newly-made Caucus in the United States carries some individuals and groups, who in the past had indulged in anti-India activities including the ...

Top American lawmakers on Saturday strongly favoured export of US natural gas to India, in the absence of which, they said, the energy starved nation might be forced to join the Iran-Pakistan gas pipeline. During a Congressional hearing on export of US ...

An influential professional body of Indian American doctors April 11 appealed to American lawmakers "not to ignore" physicians from comprehensive immigration reform, arguing that the U.S. faces a shortage of doctors. During its day-long activities ...

in Community Post, India | 0 Comment CM Modi meets and greets individually members of the US Congress team AHMEDABAD: The controversy surrounding the visit of a high powered US Congressional and Business delegation to Gujarat notwithstanding, the ...

Sikh Congressional Caucus has clarified that he remains a "proud member" of the India caucus and his support for the Sikh group is driven purely by domestic concerns relating to hate crimes against Sikhs. "The memory of the tragedy at Oak Creek is ...

WASHINGTON: Indian American Ro Khanna might not have got the support of the US President Barack Obama, but he has managed to rope in some of the top superstars of his 2012 presidential elections for the former's Congressional elections next year.

Indian-American Ro Khanna, who previously served in the Obama Administration as one of its top trade officials, today announced his Congressional bid for the 2014 general elections.