Aneesh Chopra

Indian-American Aneesh Chopra, who was named by US President Barack Obama as the first White House chief technology officer, is now working to make government data accessible for tackling unemployment.

Indian-American Aneesh Chopra, who was appointed by President Barack Obama as America's first chief technology officer, has co-founded a data and analytics company aimed at healthcare, education and energy sectors.

The mayor of the city of Richmond has come out openly in support of an Indian American Democrat who is running for the post of lieutenant governor of the US state of Virginia.

Chopra, 39, who played a key role in bringing governance closer to the people through the latest developments in information technology, said he is returning to his home State of Virginia.

Aneesh Chopra, President Barack Obama's first IT czar and the highest ranking Indian-American in the White House, is stepping down after three years of ground-breaking work aimed at advancing the government's technology agenda, amid reports that he may enter politics.

Alumni of prestigious Indian Institute of Technology Bombay have decided to celebrate their alma mater's 50th birthday with a Golden Jubilee Conference in New York. The three-day conference, ",Looking Ahead: The Next Fifty Years",, will begin from July 18 and will feature eminent speakers like Ronen Sen, Ambassador of India to the United States, J...

Indian-American Aneesh Chopra, who was named by US President Barack Obama as the first White House chief technology officer, is now working to make government data accessible for tackling unemployment.

Indian-American Aneesh Chopra, who was appointed by President Barack Obama as America's first chief technology officer, has co-founded a data and analytics company aimed at healthcare, education and energy sectors.

The mayor of the city of Richmond has come out openly in support of an Indian American Democrat who is running for the post of lieutenant governor of the US state of Virginia.

Chopra, 39, who played a key role in bringing governance closer to the people through the latest developments in information technology, said he is returning to his home State of Virginia.

Aneesh Chopra, President Barack Obama's first IT czar and the highest ranking Indian-American in the White House, is stepping down after three years of ground-breaking work aimed at advancing the government's technology agenda, amid reports that he may enter politics.

Alumni of prestigious Indian Institute of Technology Bombay have decided to celebrate their alma mater's 50th birthday with a Golden Jubilee Conference in New York. The three-day conference, ",Looking Ahead: The Next Fifty Years",, will begin from July 18 and will feature eminent speakers like Ronen Sen, Ambassador of India to the United States, J...