Anu Aiyengar grew up in Kerala, arrived in America as a teenager, and now runs J.P. Morgan's global mergers and acquisitions business — the only woman and only person of color to ever hold that position on Wall Street. Named to Barron's 2026 list of the most influential women in US finance.
The Institute of International Education's Spring 2026 Snapshot survey of 585 US institutions confirms what anecdotal reports have suggested for months: Indian student applications and enrollment are genuinely declining. Here's what the data actually shows.
As visa uncertainty and enrollment declines dominate the US study-abroad conversation, a quieter structural shift is unfolding: US-accredited degrees are becoming available on Indian soil. Illinois Tech's Mumbai campus and IIT Bombay's US expansion offer a genuine hedge against the volatility.
The Indiaspora report 'India and its Diaspora: Partners in Progress' estimates 35 million people of Indian heritage across 200+ countries earn a combined $730 billion annually. Here's what that number does, and doesn't, tell us.
Bhavesh 'Bob' Patel is stepping in as CEO of Sempra Infrastructure just as KKR takes a major ownership stake — a coordinated bet on the company's next phase of LNG and energy infrastructure growth.
From a Sempra Infrastructure boardroom to the corner office at Chanel, from India's shifting export mix to a Wisconsin congressional campaign, this week's stories trace how far the Indian diaspora's influence now reaches beyond the industries it is best known for.
Indian-origin Republican candidates, including one running in Wisconsin, are building congressional campaigns explicitly around their immigrant journeys, according to New India Abroad. Here's what that framing choice actually signals.
Satya Nadella, Sundar Pichai, and Arvind Krishna remain fixtures on nearly every list of America's most powerful Indian-origin executives. In the year of the country's 250th anniversary, their continued dominance says less about individual triumph and more about a structural shift now decades in the making.
Anil K. Lalwani built a distinguished career in hearing disorders and surgical innovation across Columbia, NYU, and UCSF. In July 2026, he's packing up his lab to help build IIT Kanpur's medical school from the ground up — in person, not just with a check.
As America marks 250 years of independence, the Carnegie Corporation's 2026 Great Immigrants list includes four Indian-origin honorees spanning biotech, medicine, and technology — joining a roster that already includes a Nobel laureate and a former Surgeon General.