Saritha Komatireddy was born in Brooklyn to Indian immigrant parents who moved to the United States in the 1980s. Her father came from a village in the Karimnagar region of present-day Telangana, while her mother grew up in Hyderabad.
Indian communities across the United States and Canada are preparing for a busy November, with Deepavali celebrations, Telugu musical concerts, cultural performances and community gatherings
Indian professionals pursuing employment-based green cards in the United States are raising concerns about delays and limited communication from US Citizenship and Immigration Services.
For decades, growing up came with a simple game plan: Study hard, score good marks, earn a degree, land a job, and start making money. Sounds familiar? Well, here's the plot twist: AI is rewriting the rules of this game.
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