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What Donald Trump's Re-Election Means for the Indian Diaspora: From Immigration to Trade Relations. Swipe to discover how Trump’s policies may reshape the lives of Indian Americans and the dynamics of India-US relations—from stricter immigration rules impacting H-1B visas and citizenship to potential shifts in trade and geopolitical alliances. #BrownNews #Brown #GlobalRoundup #WorldSnapshot #IndianDiaspora #GlobalTrends #StayUpdated

For any parent, a child is a cherished treasure—so how does one bear the heartbreak of losing such a precious gift? In this episode of Sexuality and Identity, Shireen Ashton speaks with Kiki deVille, author of What Not to Say: A Practical Guide to Supporting Bereaved Parents, who shares her journey through grief after losing her son, Dexter and discusses the power of faith, community support, and the importance of children’s hospice programs in finding healing. Join us as we explore the depths of grief, the power of human resilience and the importance of open conversations about loss. Listen to the Complete Podcast from the link in comment section.

The relationship between skin colour and beauty standards is deeply rooted in historical, cultural, and social contexts. Across the globe, lighter skin tones have often been associated with beauty, privilege, and success, leading to significant societal pressures on individuals with darker skin. And this is lot to do with the colonialism as it shaped the perceptions of beauty. let's look at this. #Beauty #SkinColour #Colonialism #BlackisBeautiful #BlackSkin #WhiteSkin

It’s Friday again! And, We're back with the roundup of the week! Stay updated with the top news highlights from Brown News that you won’t want to miss. Let’s dive into the most impactful events from last week that deserve your attention! #GlobalRoundup #WorldSnapshot #IndianDiaspora #GlobalTrends #StayUpdated #BrownNews

Diwali and Bandichor: festivals that beautifully intersect to remind us of freedom, light, and the power of wisdom. On Diwali, we light lamps, dispelling darkness in every corner of our homes. And for Sikhs, Bandichor Diwas is a moment symbolizing liberation and justice. These festivals remind us that true light begins with enlightening conversations. Let’s seek insights that eradicate the darkness of ignorance, prejudice, and division within society. This season, let our minds and hearts be a source of warmth and understanding. May our celebrations inspire unity, compassion, and a deeper purpose that guides us all toward a brighter future. Happy Diwali and Bandichor to you and your loved ones. We are changing our world, and I am inviting you to join me. Join the movement of minds at globalIndiannetwork.com

Hooked yet powerless? Hours vanish with a single swipe, and before you know it, TikTok has you right where it wants you. Beneath the catchy tunes and vibrant videos lies a sophisticated machine—an algorithm crafted to addict, manipulate, and exploit. In just 35 minutes, TikTok can pull users, especially young minds, into a cycle of dependency, subtly shifting behaviors and nurturing risky habits. This week on my thoughts exactly Rajan Nazran takes you inside TikTok’s world, exposing the exploitative practices and echo chambers that threaten our mental health and social fabric. With rising concerns about tech accountability, it’s time to ask: can we escape this digital trap before it consumes us? Tune in to find out! Listen to the Complete podcast from the link in the comment section.

Is there a threat to U.S. democracy when we see the rising influence of billionaires in elections every day? Wealthy individuals like Elon Musk and Peter Thiel are pouring massive sums into political campaigns, particularly in support of Donald Trump. Over 60 billionaires have contributed substantial amounts to Trump's campaign, with some donations reaching as high as $20 million. Their primary concern seems to be protecting their wealth from potential tax increases proposed by Democrats rather than upholding democratic values. Conversely, billionaires supporting Kamala Harris include tech leaders like Reed Hastings, who donated $7 million, and employees from companies like Amazon and Microsoft, who have collectively contributed millions to her campaign. This divide illustrates how billionaire donations often align with personal ideologies rather than business interests. The overwhelming financial power of these billionaires can distort political priorities, favoring policies that benefit the wealthy while sidelining the needs of average citizens. As campaign finance regulations weaken, the influence of money in politics threatens the core democratic principle of equal representation, making it essential to address this growing imbalance for the health of American democracy.

Stay Informed! Get up to speed with the key news highlights from the past week. Our roundup brings you the top stories from Brown News that you won’t want to miss. Let’s explore last week's most impactful events that deserve your attention. #GlobalRoundup #WorldSnapshot #IndianDiaspora #GlobalTrends #StayUpdated #BrownNews

At the Nvidia AI Summit in Mumbai, CEO Jensen Huang introduced Nemotron-4-Mini-Hindi-4B, aimed at strengthening AI infrastructure and develop training in India’s multilingual environment. Nvidia is partnering with Reliance Industries to build advanced AI infrastructure, boosting India’s computing capacity by 20 times in 2024. Huang also highlighted India’s shift from a software-exporting hub to an emerging leader in AI. With AI becoming a key player in industries worldwide, this growth positions India at the forefront of innovation. He emphasized that AI won’t take away jobs but will enhance the abilities of those who embrace it. Do you think AI will take away the Jobs on a large scale?

In the face of growing tensions between Canada and India, we are forced to reflect on the delicate balance of identity and belonging. In this episode of "Topical", Rajan Nazran welcomes sounder dilipan, founder and editor of Bharatmarg and Jasveer Singh from The Sikh Press Association for a candid discussion on the unfolding Canada-India conflict and its potential effects on people in both nations. As opinions diverge—some view it as political manoeuvring, others as a revelation of systemic fragility—this conversation digs deep into whether it’s vote-bank politics, a reflection of fascism, or a complex international issue that demands closer scrutiny. Join us as we explore both perspectives. Listen to the complete Podcast from the Link in the Comment Section.