An American Hindu organization has requested Vice President JD Vance to join Hindu religion also. The organization’s request comes after Vance commented that his wife Usha had encouraged him to reconnect with his religion a few years ago. The US Vice President is facing criticism for his comments about interfaith marriage at the ‘Turning Point USA’ (TPUSA) event held at the University of Mississippi on Wednesday.

In fact, a South Asian woman at the event asked Vance questions about his religion and his inter-religious marriage with Usha, to which the Vice President said that he hoped that Usha, who grew up in a Hindu family, was influenced to some extent by the same things that had influenced him by the church.

HAF requested the US Vice President

Hitting back at his critics, Vance said on Friday (October 31, 2025) that it was his wife who encouraged him to reconnect with Christianity. He said, ‘As I said in TPUSA, my wife is the most amazing blessing of my life. He himself encouraged me to reconnect with my religion many years ago.

Responding to Vance’s remarks, the Hindu American Foundation (HAF) in a statement on Friday urged the US Vice President to also connect with Hinduism. HAF said, ‘With respect to the Vice President, if your wife encouraged you to reconnect with your religion, would you in turn take positive initiative and reconnect with Hinduism as well?’

HAF criticized Vance’s supporters

The organization said, ‘In Hinduism, it is not desired that your spouse also sees things in the same way as you do in the context of religion.’ It said that as a public figure and Vice President, Vance should recognize the right of Hindus to practice their religion. HAF said, ‘You are the Vice President, it would be very appropriate for a public Christian person like you to recognize the positive impact of Hinduism on Hindus and their right to practice their religion.’

The organization also criticized some of Vance’s supporters for speaking out against religious freedom. HAF said, ‘Some of the most vocal voices among your supporters do not actually believe that religious freedom, one of the core concepts upon which this nation was founded, should extend to Hindus.’

‘Everyone has the right to free will’

Vance told TPUSA on Wednesday that Usha goes to church with him most Sundays. He had said, ‘I told him, I have said this publicly and now I will say it in front of my 10,000 close friends that I think ultimately he is influenced by the same things that influenced me by the church? Yes, that’s what I honestly want, because I believe in the Christian gospel and I hope that eventually my wife will see it the same way.’

Vance had said, ‘If she doesn’t do this, God says that everyone has free will and so it is not a problem for me. This is something that you solve together with your friends, your family and the person you love.

‘Wife has no intention of converting’

However, on Friday the Vice President clarified that his wife has no intention of converting. She said, ‘She is not a Christian and has no intention of converting, but like many people in interfaith marriages or any interfaith relationship, I hope that one day she too will be able to see things the way I do. Despite this, I will continue to love her and talk to her about faith, life and everything else, because she is my wife.

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China soybean order: US President Donald Trump has urged China to increase the purchase of soybean from the US four times to reduce the increasing trade deficit between the two countries. Trump wrote on his social media platform ‘Truth Social’, “China is struggling with lack of soybean, while American farmers are producing magnificent soybeans. We hope that China will cooperate immediately by increasing the purchase.”

Buy soybean and reduce business deficit

This statement comes at a time when the time limit for temporary reconciliation between the US and China over the high tariff is ending on Tuesday. There are indications that the White House is trying to reduce stress.

US Vice President JD Vance told in a TV interview that President Trump has not yet taken any decision on the issue of China buying oil from Russia. He said that the relationship between Washington and Beijing is going through a very complex phase.

Will stress increase again?

Significantly, on April 2 this year, America had put high tariffs on many countries around the world. In response, China also increased tariffs on America. This conflict between the world’s two largest economies created a stir in the global market. After the temporary reconciliation is over, it is feared to deepen business tension once again

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US President Donald Trump has recently claimed to become President for the third time and he said, ‘I am not joking.’ His statement has created a stir in the whole world, because according to the US Constitution, any person can only be selected for the presidency.

In such a situation, the question arises whether Trump really intends to become President for the third time, or is it just another joke of him?

What does Trump say?

In fact, in an interview with NBC News on Sunday i.e. March 30, Trump said that there are some ways that can be opened for the third time to become President ‘. However, he also said that ‘it is very early to think about it’. With this statement, Trump also clarified that he was not only joking, but is doing something serious.

Constitution limits and trump views

The 22nd Amendment of the US Constitution, which came into force in 1951, does not allow any President to contest more than two terms. This amendment was brought after four terms of Franklin D. Roosevelt, so that no President remains in power for a long time in future.

When Trump was asked whether the limit could be bypassed by the nomination of Vice President JD Vance and later resigning, he said, “This may be a way, but there are other ways.” When he was asked about other methods, he became silent and did not say anything.

Is it true?

Trump’s statement was definitely shocking, because he has already bounced such things as a joke. For example, while talking to the Republican House in January, he jokingly asked, ‘Can I stand again in the election?’ But this time there was some seriousness in his words. Are he really looking for a legal way to extend his term?

However, experts believe that this will be a violation of the Constitution and it is very difficult to do so, Trump’s statement has sparked a new debate on this issue.

Us Vice President Trip to Greenland: US Vice President JD Vance visited Greenland on Friday (March 28) with his wife Usha Vance. He has posted a post on social media platform Facebook with his visit to Greenland with wife Usha Vance. In the post, he described the trip to Greenland with his wife as fun.

US Vice President JD Vance has gone to Greenland on a two-day visit from Friday to Saturday (March 28-29). He is accompanied by his wife Usha Vance. During his visit to Greenland, Vice President also traveled to the US Pituffe Space Force Base located in the northwest Greenland, USA. During this, Vice President JD Vance also addressed the officials on the Space Force Base. He said that defense and security is the main priority of Donald Trump administration.

Usha Vance’s visit to the US delegation was to visit

The US White House issued a statement a few days ago about Usha Vance’s visit to Greenland, wife of Vice President JD Vance. In its statement, the White House had said that Usha Vance would go on a visit to Greenland with the American delegation. This journey will be of two days. During this time Usha Vance Danish will know the legacy of the country closely.

Vice President accused Denmark for security

US Vice President JD Vance on Friday (March 28) accused Denmark of not taking adequate steps for Greenland’s security during his address at the US Pituffy Space Force Base. Addressing a press conference, Vance said, “Our message for Denmark is very clear. You have not worked better for the people of Greenland. You have not invested as much for the people of Greenland as you should have done. You have not invested enough to protect this very beautiful territory.

Us President Donald Trump: The Donald Trump administration in the United States is taking new decisions to strengthen the immigration system. Donald Trump has been trying to strengthen the immigration system in the US since the President’s swearing in again on January 20, 2025. But his move is affecting green card holders and H-1B visa holders living in America. Especially when he goes on a foreign trip, he has to face trouble. In such a situation, now the question arises that what will be the effect on Indians.

Naresh Gahi, an Indian -origin lawyer living in New York City, USA, told Newsweek, “The Trump administration is taking the country’s law into her hands, disregarding the US judicial system.” He further said that many Indian professionals in the US have said that they are often questioned more.

At the same time, emphasizing this among the immigration lawyers, said, “Legislative immigrants in the US are facing tough investigation and pressure during entry from ports. The Trump administration has assured to ensure following the existing immigration laws, paying attention to national security and border control.

East administration failed, Trump administration is strengthening law

“Donald Trump administration is implementing immigration law in the country firmly,” the Department of Homeland Security, Assistant Secretary Trissia McLaglin, told Newsweek, and the previous administration of America had failed to do so. ” He said, “Whoever violates these immigration laws, legal action will be taken against him, he will be detained and he will be expelled from the country if needed.”

Vice President has given a big statement for green card holders

US Vice President JD Vance had already said during an interview with Fox News, “A Green Card holder does not give the right to live in the United States indefinitely.”