Indian-origin CEOs leading America's biggest tech companies, IPL 2026's first controversy already brewing over a disputed boundary catch, and the heartbreaking story of an NRI who passed away just days before flying home for a wedding. We also cover Iran's chilling "Welcome to Hell" warning to Washington, India's remittance inflows doubling over the past decade, and a community event from the Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh and Vishwa Hindu Parishad of America. New episode every morning.

Indian-American CEOs are reshaping the Fortune 500 — and today we break down exactly who they are and what their rise means for our community. We're also sharing the heartbreaking story of an NRI man who passed away just days before flying home for his own wedding. On the cricket front, IPL 2026 is one match old and already has its first major controversy — the Phil Salt catch that got Heinrich Klaasen out, and got the internet fired up. Plus remittance data that shows NRIs in America are sending more money home than ever before. New episode every morning.

Indian-origin CEOs at Alphabet, Microsoft, IBM, and Adobe are rewriting what immigrant success looks like in America — and the numbers are staggering. The US government expands social media vetting to student and employment visas starting March 30th, raising serious civil liberties concerns for anyone in the middle of a visa process. On the India desk, an Indian-origin surgeon goes viral trolling Kash Patel, and Puravankara reports a 60% spike in inquiries from NRIs rattled by the US-Iran conflict. New episode every morning

Indian Americans are quietly reshaping U.S. foreign policy and finance — and a new book lays out exactly how. Plus: Sikhs, Muslims, and Hindus unite in a landmark lawsuit against the Trump administration. A dance company brings the beauty of Indian classical arts to a Florida concert hall. And in rapid fire — IIT to Silicon Valley, a viral WW2 memorial moment, and two stories of accountability the community can't ignore.

Your daily briefing for Indian Americans.