US President Barack Obama's aunt, who has lived illegally in America for nearly 10 years, says the US is obligated to grant her citizenship.

BlackBerry-maker Research in Motion said it is hopeful that its dispute with India and the UAE over the issue of data security will be resolved successfully, but reiterated that it "cannot compromise

You can take an Indian out of India but you cannot take the love of cricket out of an Indian. This could not be more true than it is in the case of Indian immigrants in the US.

India will see its number of Internet users triple to 237 million from the current 81 million by 2015, according to a report.

Four Indian-Americans have been named among 30 of America's "coolest young entrepreneurs" by monthly business magazine Inc that describes its young achievers as people who are "building unique brands,

Hearing loss among American teens has increased significantly over the last 15 years with one in five adolescents now suffering from the kind of hearing impairment typical of a 50 or 60-year-old, a st

With 62 of its alumni now billionaires, Harvard tops Forbes' list of “Billionaire Universities” in 2010, followed by Stanford that boasts of 28 billionaire graduates.

Americans are happiest on Sundays, in mornings and evenings and most gloomy on Thursdays and mid-afternoons, according to a Northeastern University research based on millions of Twitter messages.

IIT Powai alumnus Nitin Nohria is all set to assume his role as dean of the prestigious Harvard Business School here starting Thursday.

An Indian-American doctor has been arrested and indicted on charges of healthcare fraud and causing serious bodily injury to his patients.