History is made in New York City as Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old Democratic Socialist of Indian and Ugandan descent, becomes the first Muslim and South Asian Mayor of NYC. In a fiery victory speech, Mamdani took direct aim at President Donald Trump, saying — “Turn the volume up… we will hold landlords to account.” A proud son of immigrants, Mamdani vowed to make New York “a city built, powered, and led by immigrants.” His references to Jawaharlal Nehru’s “tryst with destiny” evoked emotion and history alike. But challenges loom — from Trump’s threats to cut funds to Mamdani’s vocal stance on Palestine and class inequality. As America watches, a new chapter in U.S. politics begins — bold, unapologetic, and deeply symbolic.

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