India Observers

 The White House’s grand Diwali celebration, hosted by President Joe Biden, reflects not just an acknowledgment of the festival but a deep recognition of the growing significance of Indian-American contributions to American society. With over 600 Indian-American leaders, congressmen, and executives in attendance, the event underscored the cultural bridge between the United States and India—a bridge that’s more meaningful than ever in today’s diverse and interconnected world. Biden’s emphasis on the role of South Asian Americans in his administration, from Vice President Kamala Harris to Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy, sends a powerful message. It reflects a genuine effort toward inclusivity, where representation is not just symbolic but impactful. Biden’s speech resonated with themes of unity and respect, highlighting his long-standing association with the South Asian community across his political career.  Read more:  https://indiaobservers.com/biden-celebrates-diwali-...

  US President Joe Biden said that US banking systems are safe. But he walked away when reporters asked him about the SVB collapse & other American banks’ failure. President Joe Biden drew criticism on Monday after leaving the news conference midway through giving his final remark about the failure of two significant American banks over the weekend, amid a banking crisis in the country. Biden responded when a reporter “What do you currently know about what occurred? Also, can you guarantee that there won’t be a knock-on effect on Americans? “.  Without responding, the President began to leave the room. Another reporter interrupted and questioned, “Will more banks fail President?” but Biden had already left the room and was nowhere to be seen. Comments have been disabled since the moment the video of him leaving social media got public, which led to a reaction on Twitter. “You can’t respond to inquiries if you don’t understand what you just said. Although it is astounding ...