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The gulf between Trump’s actions and Gabbard’s worldview made the latter’s position untenable. Perhaps her fate was sealed last June when, less than two weeks before Operation Midnight Hammer, she posted a video in which she said “political elite warmongers are carelessly fomenting fear and tensions between nuclear powers”. The post appeared shortly before the US struck Iran’s nuclear sites in an operation almost borrowed from the plot of Top Gun: Maverick.

New Delhi called the remarks “uninformed, inappropriate and in poor taste” after the US president endorsed an anti-India statement by American radio host Michael Savage, a move that has also triggered widespread backlash among Indian-Americans

The report has alleged that religious minority communities and Dalits face discrimination and persecution in India. It claims there are constitutional provisions and state and national laws in India that do not comply with international standards of freedom of religion or belief.

An intense digital clash is brewing as the hindu american foundation (HAF) finds itself at odds with historian Audrey Truschke over the issue of Hindu nationalism in the United States.

Following outcry from several groups, a prestigious American university has decided to rescind its suspension order against a student who displayed a Hindu swastika on his residence hall's bulletin board.

The United States Commission for International Religious Freedom has put its credibility at stake by publishing a report critical of religious freedom in India by a Pakistan-origin author known for his anti-India stand and support to separatists, a top Hindu-American body has said.

As such, it is critical that the US continues to strengthen relations with India, in order to bring greater stability to the region and prevent the growth of radical Islamist and Communist/Maoist terrorism, the hindu american foundation (HAF) said in its latest policy brief titled 'India: Democracy in Diversity'.

A US-based Hindu-American group has launched a mass campaign against a Congressional resolution on religious freedom and human rights in India and urged the US government to continue its policy to not to grant visa to Narendra Modi, the BJP's prime ministerial candidate.

Expressing shock at the death of Sunande Sen, Indian Americans have asked the department of justice and FBI to separately track hate crimes against religious minorities in the US.

The latest issue of popular American news magazine Newsweek has on its cover page US President Barack Obama in the pose of Lord Nataraja.

Walmart faced online criticism for selling underwear and slippers featuring Lord Ganesha, a revered Hindu deity. The hindu american foundation called out the retailer for the disrespectful use of religious imagery. Following the backlash, Walmart removed some of the Ganesha-printed products from its website, prompting appreciation from the Hindu community and others online.

The hindu american foundation has sued the California State Board of Education for "failing" to follow a fair process.

Influential Democratic Congressman Frank Pallone has introduced a resolution in the US House of Representatives, condemning the extremist violence against the Kashmiri Pandits since 1989.