India Abroad

Trump may set a new record in deportation of Indians

During Trump’s first term as president (2017–2020), deportations of Indians spiked. In 2017, 1,024 Indians were sent back, followed by 1,180 in 2018, peaking at 2,042 in 2019, and 1,890 in 2020. After Trump took office for a second time, 808 more deportations occurred, and preparations are underway to deport an additional 295 individuals.

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Big Honour for Chiranjeevi Amidst Fan Frenzy

This is the first time Bridge India has conferred this prestigious award, making it a truly special and historic moment. Chiranjeevi expressed his heartfelt gratitude, stating that this honor motivates him to work with even greater enthusiasm. He thanked his fans, blood donors, well-wishers, and family for their unwavering support throughout his journey.

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Khalistani supporter makes a vain bid to attack Jaishanker

Despite the provocation, Jaishankar remained focused on his diplomatic mission, holding discussions with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, Foreign Secretary David Lammy, and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper. The incident raises serious concerns about security lapses and the need for better protection for high-ranking officials during international visits.

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97th Academy Awards: Highlights of Indian Presence and its mark

India’s presence at the 97th Academy Awards was marked by notable nominations and a rich history of contributions to the Oscars. While the country’s official submission, “Laapataa Ladies,” did not make it to the Best International Feature category, there were still significant moments for Indian cinema.

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Far from motherland, outpouring of love for mother tongue: Telugu Maatlata games – 2025

The underlying philosophy of Telugu Maatlaata is simple yet powerful: kids naturally gravitate towards playing games over traditional learning methods. By integrating learning into a game contest format, Telugu Maatlaata ensures that children not only enhance their Telugu vocabulary and knowledge but also develop a genuine love for the language. Participants of the games contest are likely to see improvements in their reading, writing, speaking, and comprehension skills.

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