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The NRI Daily — Thursday, July 2, 2026
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TITLE: The NRI Daily — Thursday, July 2, 2026 The Supreme Court reaffirms birthright citizenship, delivering a major win for Indian American families on H1B visas. Krishna Nacha becomes CEO of Integreon, adding to the growing roster of Indian American corporate leaders. Plus, four Indian Americans make Carnegie Corporation's Great Immigrants list, and we look at how India's media is profiling Indian-origin figures shaping America. New episode every morning at 6 AM ET. For more details or to sponsor an episode, contact us at nridaily.vercel.app
Stories in this episode
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US Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, Indian-Americans cheer - India Today
"Indian American" - Google NewsCommunity
2
Four Indian Americans named to Carnegie's Great Immigrants list for 2026 - The Economic Times
"NRI United States" - Google NewsCommunity
3
Indian Americans Engage U.S. Lawmakers on Anti-Hindu Hate, Civic Participation - INDIA New England News
"Indian diaspora America" - Google NewsCommunity
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'Indian-American endorsing a Pakistani-American': US Congressman Ro Khanna backs Democratic candidate Ais - The Times of India
"Indian American" - Google NewsCommunity
5
Vishal & Sheykhar Bring More Than 25 Years of Bollywood Hits to U.S. Stages with “The Superhit Tour” - EIN Presswire
"bollywood USA OR concert OR tour OR award" - Google NewsAchievement
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Indian American corporate veteran Krishna Nacha becomes Integreon CEO - The American Bazaar
"Indian American" - Google NewsCommunity
7
America at 250: Top Indian-origin personalities in US — politicians, CEOs and celebrities - The Indian Express
""of Indian origin" America" - Google NewsIndia News
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Indian Overseas Congress Michigan Chapter Launched Grandly in the USA - Telugu Times
"NRI United States" - Google NewsCommunity
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Why the US Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling is a major relief for Indians - The New Indian Express
"Indian diaspora America" - Google NewsCommunity
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Anyone here grew up in states with H1B parents?
South Asian DiasporaDesi Social