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From Hyderabad to Wichita: A Seamstress’s American Dream
At first, it was about survival and determination. But as the business grew, I saw what our hard work could achieve. It put food on our table, gave all three of our children a wonderful education and ultimately helped our family build a secure and fulfilling life in America.
Geetika
Sep 104 min read


Gold Seen Averaging $6,000 by End-2026 Despite Near-Term Lull
JP Morgan expects gold to average $5,300 an ounce in the third quarter and $6,000 in the fourth quarter of 2026. Its full-year 2026 average forecast has been lowered to $5,243 from the $5,708 projected in February.
Telugu Americans News Service
Sep 25 min read


Subbarao Flags Private Funds, Jobs, Innovation as Risks to India’s Growth
Subbarao attributed the hesitation of private entrepreneurs to invest in the country partly to uncertainty about demand and expected returns and partly to regulatory friction, compliance burdens and unpredictable policy changes.
Telugu Americans News Service
Sep 25 min read


New F, J, I Visa Rule: How Extensions of Stay Will Work After September 15
After the rule takes effect, F-1 and J-1 entrants generally will receive an I-94 with a specific “Admit Until Date” rather than D/S.
Telugu Americans News Service
Sep 19 min read


Hyderabad Joins Senior-Living Boom, NRI Families Part of the Demand Story
Colliers estimates that India’s senior-living market is already worth about ₹30,000 crore in 2026, roughly 70% more than in 2024, and projects it to exceed ₹1 lakh crore by 2030.
Telugu Americans News Service
Sep 15 min read


From US Engineering School to AP: Story of Industry Pioneer K.V.K. Raju
It is the story of an Andhra-born engineer who crossed the world for education, learned from large industrial organisations and then tried to translate that knowledge into productive capacity in India.
Telugu Americans News Service
Sep 15 min read


Will ‘robot Olympics’ end up helping humans?
A useful future humanoid probably won’t spend much time sprinting or doing martial arts but instead might help unload trucks, stock supermarket shelves, work in dangerous environments or help an older person remain independent at home. And maybe one day, it might also do something as mundane as emptying your dishwasher.
Guest Writer
Aug 304 min read


Second-Generation Telugu Americans Redefine Identity, Success and Family
Second-generation Indian Americans can encounter genuine friction between family-centered expectations inherited from South Asia and the greater emphasis on individual choice surrounding them in the United States.
Telugu Americans News Service
Aug 307 min read


H-1B Workers' Children Face a Visa Cliff at 21 as Green-Card Backlog Persists
For Indian immigrant families — and therefore for many Telugu-speaking professional families in the United States — the consequence is a striking disconnect: a child can be raised and educated in America for years while a parent waits in the employment-based green-card system, yet still reach adulthood without an independent right to remain permanently.
Telugu Americans News Service
Aug 306 min read


South Drives Growth, Telugu States Picks Up Pace in Warehousing Demand
An independent Q1 assessment from Colliers points to accelerating activity in both Hyderabad and Bengaluru. Visakhapatnam is also drawing attention as a potential secondary industrial and logistics market.
Telugu Americans News Service
Aug 303 min read


Credit on UPI Moves Closer to Rollout, Opening New Growth Route for Banks
NPCI’s live-member information lists Credit Line enablement at banks including Indian Bank, Canara Bank, Karnataka Bank, Tamilnad Mercantile Bank, South Indian Bank and Suryoday Small Finance Bank.
Telugu Americans News Service
Aug 305 min read


Barrierless Tolling Push Opens New Infra Tech Investment in India
The National Highways Authority of India is moving toward Multi-Lane Free Flow, or MLFF, tolling, which allows vehicles to travel through toll points without stopping. FASTag RFID readers, Automatic Number Plate Recognition cameras and AI-based systems identify vehicles and process payments while traffic continues moving.
Telugu Americans News Service
Aug 306 min read


Indian Students Turn Away From US Education Loans as UK, Europe Gain
Education-loan disbursements by Indian non-banking finance companies for students headed to the United States plunged 57% in fiscal 2025-26, according to Crisil Ratings.
Telugu Americans News Service
Aug 303 min read
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