About India Tribune: Chicago's Indian-American Newspaper Since 1977

India Tribune is a Chicago-based newspaper serving the Indian-American community since 1977. Founded by publisher Prashant Shah, it is one of the longest-running South Asian publications in the United States.

India Tribune publishes a bi-weekly print edition, also available online as an ePaper. Our website is updated daily with news on India, the Indian diaspora, US immigration, business, politics, entertainment, health and community events. Our Digital Edition reaches over 150,000 subscribers by email.

Our Publisher

Prashant Shah came to the United States in 1971 to study chemical engineering at Indiana Institute of Technology in Fort Wayne. He started India Tribune in Chicago in 1977 to give the growing Indian community a trusted voice, and has led it ever since.

What We Cover

India news, US politics and immigration, Indian-American community events in Chicago and across the US, business and startups, entertainment, health, astrology and opinion. Read the latest print edition in our ePaper, or browse community news.

India Tribune at a Glance

• Founded: 1977, Chicago, Illinois
• Publisher: Prashant Shah
• Print edition: bi-weekly, plus a daily online news site and ePaper
• Digital reach: over 150,000 email subscribers
• Newsroom: 3302 West Peterson Avenue, Chicago, IL 60659
• India office: Surat, Gujarat
• Contact: (773) 588-5077, Prashant@IndiaTribune.com

Contact Us

For news tips, press releases, event listings or advertising, email Prashant@IndiaTribune.com or call (773) 588-5077.