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(hier klicken für deutsche Sprachversion) India Rosita Antony (*1980) is an actress, social educator, and cosmopolitan. Born in Kerala and brought to Germany as a...

Hameeda Syed , freelance journalist and co-founder of Dignity in Difference, reports on identity, power, and belonging, with work featured across South Asia and...

(hier klicken für deutsche Sprachversion) He arrived from India in 1973 to the German Democratic Republic (GDR), trained as a physician in Altlandsberg, and in...

(hier klicken für deutsche Sprachversion) Professor Shikha Dhiman (*1993 in Delhi) leads a research group at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz, and is a rising voice...

(hier klicken für deutsche Sprachversion) Heike Oberlin (*1970), Executive Director of the Department of Indology at the University of Tübingen, has spent many years researching...

Murali Perumal (*1978) is one of the pioneers of a more diverse cultural landscape in Germany. As one of the first actors of Indian...

Bobby Cherian (*1981) has worked with the German TV channel ZDF for many years – first as a reporter, later as a presenter of...

(hier klicken für deutsche Sprachversion) Jubin Shah is a long-time advocate for Indo-German collaboration, currently serving as an ambassador for the German Indian Startup Exchange...

(hier klicken für deutsche Version) Biyon Kattilathu (*1984) holds a doctorate in economics and is today known as a speaker, author, and entertainer. On his...

(hier klicken für deutsche Version) Karen Webb (*1971) combines her Anglo-Indian roots with a modern, open outlook on society. Her multinational family, spread across India,...

(hier klicken für deutsche Version) Jose Punnamparambil (*1936) is considered one of the most important German-Indian publicists of the present. Since his arrival in Germany...

(click here for German version) Aparna Donekal has nearly two decades of experience in international IT recruitment. She has successfully hired India’s top 1% of...

(hier klicken für deutsche Version) Martin Kämpchen (*1948) is one of the most important mediators between India and Germany. As a literary scholar, author, and...

(hier klicken für deutsche Version) "I will not let anyone tell me who I am" – Julia Wadhawan (*1987) is a German-Indian journalist based in...

The Bengal Famine of 1943 ranks among the largest man-made catastrophes of the twentieth century. Estimates suggest that up to four million people perished....

Amid a patch of woodland near Zossen in Brandenburg, hidden among pines and not far from a former military site, lies a place that...

From July 17 to 19, 2025, the Indo-German Healthcare Congress (IGHC) took place in Berlin — an initiative of the Indo-German Young Leaders Forum...

The German-Indian startup connection is gaining increasing relevance and reflects the dynamic growth of both countries' startup ecosystems - despite the many hurdles that...

(cg) In the Indo-Pacific - a geopolitically pivotal region of the 21st century - the United States, under President Donald Trump, is seeking closer...

The Kumbh Mela, the world’s largest religious festival, began on January 13, 2025, in Prayagraj, India. This event, held every twelve years, attracts millions...

Jens Mannanal, co-founder of the Indo-German Young Leaders Forum and Passionfroot, discusses his professional experiences, the challenges on the path to entrepreneurship, and the...

Starting from the controversial “children instead of indians” debate in 2000, initiated by then CDU politician Jürgen Rüttgers, the recruitment of Indian IT specialists has developed into a success story. Today, Indian workers in Germany are well integrated and overrepresented in highly qualified positions. Despite bureaucratic hurdles, the immigration of Indian professionals offers great potential for the German economy – especially in light of demographic challenges and the growing shortage of skilled workers.