"In all these years, nothing has come easy to me," says Zoya Agarwal

Hameedullah Khan Passed Away

Chicago-based Pakistan Community's prominent leader Hameedullah Khan has died. He passed away in the wee hours of 26 Nov 2020 in Chicago. He has been buried will full community honors at Chicago's Rosehill Cemetery.

: Twenty-three-year-old Aishwarya Sheoran has cracked the prestigious Civil Services examination 2019 in her first attempt. While she got rank 93, what sets her apart from the rest of the UPSC candidates is her brief stint in the modelling world. 

A little-known story about Radhakishan S Damani, ace investor, retail magnate and India's second richest man (according to Forbes), is of his transition from early entrepreneurship to the stock market.

NEW YORK - It’s been a very long journey with American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI) for Dr. Amit Chakrabarty, from being an ordinary member of the largest ethnic medical society in the United States to a Regional Leader, currently serving as the Vice Chair of the Board of Trustees (BOT) of national AAPI, and now looking forward to lead the organization that he calls as his second family and has come to adore.

CHICAGO - A high profile Indian Foreign Service Officer, Neeta Bhushan is a woman of steel. Currently she is the Consul General of India at Chicago. Her legacy as CG will be that corruption shall not revisit Chicago's Indian Consulate, and it shall forever remain a "guardian" to the NRIs.

With Sikhs beginning to exert their identity world-over, Chicago’s Miss Jasvir Kaur has brought to fore religion’s exotic facet—the ‘Gatka’ (Sikh marshal Art) At a recent presentation before the mainstream gathering in the Village of Bartlett in Chicago’s outskirts, Jasvir’s Gatka-team shone like a blue diamond. 

Kuldip Nayar often went beyond the confines of journalism and articulated them as a human rights activist. He led peace activists to the Wagah border to light candles on August 14-15.

Walking across Michigan Avenue, I came to a screeching halt. Reclining against a road-side planter, a beggar sat motionless, firmly clasping a shanky sign-board that read: "MAKE AMERICA KIND AGAIN.”