The Consulate General of India in Chicago has issued a strong condemnation following the vandalism of the BAPS Swaminarayan Temple in Greenwood, Indiana, after anti-India graffiti was discovered on the temple’s walls. The incident, reported on the night of August 10, 2025, has been described as deeply distressing and marks the fourth attack on a Hindu temple in the United States in less than a year. Authorities suspect the involvement of pro-Khalistan separ

2025’s Green Job Boom: These 10 Careers Are Redefining the Future The world is undergoing a massive shift toward sustainability, and 2025 is shaping up to be the year when green jobs dominate the career landscape. Governments are investing in clean energy, companies are adopting eco-friendly practices, and individuals are becoming more environmentally conscious. The result? A surge in demand for skilled professionals who can help create a cleaner, greener future.

Columbus, Ohio is undergoing a major infrastructure upgrade as construction crews begin installing permeable pavers in 21 neighborhoods throughout the city. This innovative project, part of the Blueprint Columbus initiative, is aimed at tackling two persistent urban challenges: managing rainwater runoff and preventing sanitary sewer overflows. The installation of permeable pavers marks a significant shift toward green infrastructure that supports both public health and environmental sustainab

The future of transportation is electric, and it’s already here. Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming more than just a way to get from point A to point B; they are reshaping the way we think about cars, driving, and even our environment. With their advanced technology, sustainability benefits, and growing accessibility, owning an EV feels like experiencing the future today. In this article, we will explore why EV ownership is not just a trend but a step into a more sustainable, high-tec

The U nonimmigrant visa, commonly known as the U visa, is a special immigration benefit offered by the United States to noncitizens who have been victims of certain serious crimes and are willing to assist law enforcement or government agencies in the investigation or prosecution of those crimes. Established under the Victims of Trafficking and Violence Protection Act of 2000, the primary goal of the U visa program is to support both public safety and humanitarian needs. It provides a way for

Construction is officially underway on the Essex-Hudson Greenway, a transformative nine-mile stretch of former rail corridor that will soon serve as New Jersey’s newest state park. This linear park will span across Essex and Hudson counties, connecting eight municipalities—Montclair, Glen Ridge, Bloomfield, Belleville, Newark, Kearny, Secaucus, and Jersey City—through a continuous, 100-foot-wide green corridor. This long-anticipated project aims to revitalize communities, en

Tech investor and venture capitalist Vinod Khosla has warned that the United States could lose its leadership position in climate technology due to ongoing immigration restrictions, many of which stem from policies introduced during former President Donald Trump’s administration. Speaking at a recent conference in Seattle, Khosla emphasized that innovation in climate-focused sectors is already being hindered by a slowdown in the inflow of skilled workers from abroad. Khos

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is currently facing one of the largest processing backlogs in its history, with pending immigration cases surging to a record 11.3 million. This growing crisis in the federal immigration system is being attributed to a mix of outdated processing models, staffing shortages, and a shift in federal policy approaches over recent years. Immigration attorneys and experts say that the seeds of the current situation were so

The third Test of the India vs England series at Lord's is set to be an exciting battle with a green pitch that could offer some assistance to the pacers. The pitch for the 3rd Test was revealed on July 8, 2025, showing a surface with well-watered grass, which is expected to provide more pace and bounce. England, after suffering a crushing defeat in Edgbaston, has requested a pitch that suits their fast bowlers, including Jofra Archer, who is returning fro

While most parts of the planet continue to experience rising temperatures, a mysterious cold patch in the Atlantic Ocean south of Greenland defies the trend. Known as the “cold blob,” this area has cooled by up to 0.3 degrees Celsius over the past century, even as surrounding waters have warmed. New research led by Penn State University has shed light on this anomaly, offering critical insights into the balance between ocean currents and atmospheri

Nestled at the base of the Santa Lucia Mountains, south of Salinas on California’s Central Coast, the vineyards of Scheid Family Wines stretch across fertile, fog-kissed land. Among these is Isabelle’s Vineyard, known for its high-quality pinot noir and chardonnay grapes that thrive in the cool marine air, warm sun, and nutrient-rich soil. But there's something more than just natural elements fueling this award-winning winery—it’s the wind. For over

The European Commission has been inundated with proposals from companies aiming to establish AI Gigafactories across the continent, marking a significant step forward in the EU’s ambitions for digital sovereignty. A total of 76 expressions of interest have been submitted, covering 60 potential sites in 16 member countries—an unprecedented level of response for a project of this nature. Officials in Brussels have welcomed this as a clear validation of their strategy to

In a celebration of diversity, perseverance, and new beginnings, over 700 individuals from 93 different countries officially became citizens of the United States. Surrounded by family and friends, the new Americans stood proudly to take the oath of allegiance and received their certificates of naturalization, marking the final step of a long and often emotional journey. The event was a powerful reminder of the personal sacrifices and determination it takes to achieve U.S. citizens

The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) is launching a widespread crackdown on fraudulent EB-1A visa applications, particularly targeting individuals who may have manipulated their profiles using low-quality publications, fake citations, and questionable awards. Immigration attorney Rahul Reddy recently revealed that several EB-1A petitions—mostly filed by Indian nationals—are being reopened and reviewed, with some already facing rev

US President Donald Trump has unveiled a new immigration initiative officially dubbed the "Gold Card" or “Trump Card” allowing wealthy foreign nationals to gain a pathway to US residency by contributing $5 million to the federal government. The announcement came via Trump’s Truth Social post, where he likened the card to a “more sophisticated” version of the Green Card, branding it a “beautiful road” to acces

The Washington Metro is cautiously reintroducing its automatic train operation system after a 15-year pause, but unresolved technical issues continue to complicate a full rollout. Green and Yellow line trains have resumed automated operations without major incidents, yet a troubling pattern of station overruns on the Red Line has Metro officials proceeding with caution. Automatic train operation, known as ATO, was a standard feature of the Metrorail system for more than 30 years b

In celebration of World Environment Day, Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport has launched a unique initiative by distributing over 6,000 seed balls to passengers. Spearheaded by GMR Aero’s Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), this campaign aligns environmental awareness with community upliftment. Flyers are invited to take home and plant seed balls made from ecologically valuable species such as Lemon, Tamarind, Gooseberry, Neem, and

World Environment Day 2025 will be observed on June 5 with a global focus on one of today’s most urgent environmental crises: plastic pollution. Organized by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), this year’s campaign is hosted by the Republic of Korea. The theme, “Beat Plastic Pollution,” calls for unified global efforts to reduce plastic waste and transition toward a sustainable future.

A few years ago, a headline claiming the United States had imposed tariffs as high as 3,521% on solar panels from Southeast Asia might have seemed like exaggerated satire. Today, it barely stands out amid an unrelenting wave of policy shifts and dramatic moves that have marked Donald Trump’s second term in office. These tariffs, however, are more than just economic tools; they are signals of deeper geopolitical shifts where trade wars, technological competition, and power rivalries are

Global mining giant Rio Tinto has taken a significant step toward expanding its presence in the sustainable metals sector by signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with India-based AMG Metals & Materials (AMG M&M). The collaboration will focus on evaluating the feasibility of a large-scale, low-carbon aluminium and alumina production facility in India powered by renewable energy sources. The proposed development, still in the assessment phase, could result in a facility capable o