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"Can't Become CEO In America Unless...": US Envoy's Humorous Quip
US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti recently claimed that in modern times, one cannot become a CEO in America unless they are of Indian descent. Mr Garcetti's humorous quip came at the 2024 Indiaspora AI Summit at Stanford University recently.
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Opinion: Diaspora - A Driving Force Behind India's G20 Success
As part of India's G20 presidency, which culminates in a mega summit of world leaders this weekend, Indiaspora's G20 forum in August featured 300 trailblazers of the Indian diaspora from 26 countries.
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Top Indian-American Executives Raise $600,000 For COVID-19 Relief
A high-profile diaspora group of some of the top Indian American corporate executives and leaders have raised USD 600,000 to fight hunger and provide direct relief to vulnerable populations affected by the coronavirus pandemic in the United States and India.
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Programme Launched To Connect Indian-Origin School Students To Homeland
Aiming to connect high school American students of Indian descent to their homeland, a top Indian-American organisation has announced a three-week fully funded scholarship programme for them to travel to India.
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Time to Reset India-US Ties: Indian-Americans
With BJP leader Narendra Modi all set to become the Prime Minister, Indian-Americans feel that "policy paralysis" would be a thing of the past and they want India and the US to reset their strategic relationship.
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Indian-American community holds inaugural ball for Barack Obama
No, Obama did not attend but his half-sister Maya Soetoro-Ng did. As did many Congressmen, a senator or two, Ambassadors, actors and doctors to celebrate US President Barack Obama's second term in office with the first ever Indian-American inaugural ball.
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Top US leaders to attend first Indian-American inaugural ball
The who's who of America, including several governors, lawmakers and government officials, are expected to participate in the 'Indiaspora 2013 Inaugural Ball' being organised by Indian-American community to honour President Barack Obama's second term and highlight the benefits of Indo-US ties.
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"Can't Become CEO In America Unless...": US Envoy's Humorous Quip
US Ambassador to India Eric Garcetti recently claimed that in modern times, one cannot become a CEO in America unless they are of Indian descent. Mr Garcetti's humorous quip came at the 2024 Indiaspora AI Summit at Stanford University recently.
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Opinion: Diaspora - A Driving Force Behind India's G20 Success
As part of India's G20 presidency, which culminates in a mega summit of world leaders this weekend, Indiaspora's G20 forum in August featured 300 trailblazers of the Indian diaspora from 26 countries.
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Top Indian-American Executives Raise $600,000 For COVID-19 Relief
A high-profile diaspora group of some of the top Indian American corporate executives and leaders have raised USD 600,000 to fight hunger and provide direct relief to vulnerable populations affected by the coronavirus pandemic in the United States and India.
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Programme Launched To Connect Indian-Origin School Students To Homeland
Aiming to connect high school American students of Indian descent to their homeland, a top Indian-American organisation has announced a three-week fully funded scholarship programme for them to travel to India.
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Time to Reset India-US Ties: Indian-Americans
With BJP leader Narendra Modi all set to become the Prime Minister, Indian-Americans feel that "policy paralysis" would be a thing of the past and they want India and the US to reset their strategic relationship.
-
Indian-American community holds inaugural ball for Barack Obama
No, Obama did not attend but his half-sister Maya Soetoro-Ng did. As did many Congressmen, a senator or two, Ambassadors, actors and doctors to celebrate US President Barack Obama's second term in office with the first ever Indian-American inaugural ball.
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Top US leaders to attend first Indian-American inaugural ball
The who's who of America, including several governors, lawmakers and government officials, are expected to participate in the 'Indiaspora 2013 Inaugural Ball' being organised by Indian-American community to honour President Barack Obama's second term and highlight the benefits of Indo-US ties.
