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Indian-American to be Honoured for Exemplary Agriculture Work
Indian-American farmer is among 12 individuals from across the country who will be recognised as White House Champions of Change for sustainable and climate-smart agriculture at an event in the US.
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Indian-American Teen Presented With Champions of Change Award
A 15-year-old Indian-American girl has been honoured by the White House with the prestigious "Champions of Change" award for empowering the community by imparting Internet coding through her non-profit organisation.
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Indian-American Teen Entrepreneur to Get White House Award
Swetha Prabhakaran, an Indian American teen entrepreneur and founder CEO of Everybody Code Now!, will receive the prestigious 'Champions of Change' award at the White House today.
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White House Picks Indian-American Teen For 'Champions of Change' Award
A 15-year-old Indian-American teen has been selected by the White House for the prestigious Champions of Change award for empowering the community by imparting Internet coding through her non-profit organisation.
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Indian American Woman to be Honoured as 'Champions of Change'
An Indian American woman is among 12 faith leaders to be honoured as "Champions of Change" by the White House for their efforts in protecting environment and communities from the effects of climate change.
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White House Hails Undocumented Delhi Girl as 'Champion of Change'
New Delhi-born Pratishtha Khanna, who came to the US illegally at the age of 10, is one of 10 local "Champions of Change" honoured by the White House.
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Two Indian-Americans Among White House 'Champions of Change'
Two Indian-Americans have been named by the White House among 11 Champions of Change that have focused on ensuring that Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) fully benefit from health reform.
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White House names Indian-American 'Solar Champion of Change'
White House has named Indian-American professor Rajendra Singh as one of ten "Solar Champions of Change" who are taking the initiative to spur solar deployment across America.
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US honours Indian-Americans as 'Champions of Change'
Highlighting the achievements of immigrant innovators and entrepreneurs, the White House presented three Indian-Americans with prestigious Champions of Change awards.
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US honours two Indian-Americans as 'champions of change'
United States has honoured 15 Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) women, including two Indian-Americans, as "champions of change" in recognition of their significant contribution to the community.
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US to honour two Indian-Americans as 'champions of change'
Marking the community's heritage month this May, the White House has announced to honour 15 Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) women including two Indian-Americans as 'champions of change' in recognition of their significant contribution to the community.
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Indian-American to be Honoured for Exemplary Agriculture Work
Indian-American farmer is among 12 individuals from across the country who will be recognised as White House Champions of Change for sustainable and climate-smart agriculture at an event in the US.
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Indian-American Teen Presented With Champions of Change Award
A 15-year-old Indian-American girl has been honoured by the White House with the prestigious "Champions of Change" award for empowering the community by imparting Internet coding through her non-profit organisation.
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Indian-American Teen Entrepreneur to Get White House Award
Swetha Prabhakaran, an Indian American teen entrepreneur and founder CEO of Everybody Code Now!, will receive the prestigious 'Champions of Change' award at the White House today.
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White House Picks Indian-American Teen For 'Champions of Change' Award
A 15-year-old Indian-American teen has been selected by the White House for the prestigious Champions of Change award for empowering the community by imparting Internet coding through her non-profit organisation.
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Indian American Woman to be Honoured as 'Champions of Change'
An Indian American woman is among 12 faith leaders to be honoured as "Champions of Change" by the White House for their efforts in protecting environment and communities from the effects of climate change.
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White House Hails Undocumented Delhi Girl as 'Champion of Change'
New Delhi-born Pratishtha Khanna, who came to the US illegally at the age of 10, is one of 10 local "Champions of Change" honoured by the White House.
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Two Indian-Americans Among White House 'Champions of Change'
Two Indian-Americans have been named by the White House among 11 Champions of Change that have focused on ensuring that Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPIs) fully benefit from health reform.
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White House names Indian-American 'Solar Champion of Change'
White House has named Indian-American professor Rajendra Singh as one of ten "Solar Champions of Change" who are taking the initiative to spur solar deployment across America.
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US honours Indian-Americans as 'Champions of Change'
Highlighting the achievements of immigrant innovators and entrepreneurs, the White House presented three Indian-Americans with prestigious Champions of Change awards.
-
US honours two Indian-Americans as 'champions of change'
United States has honoured 15 Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) women, including two Indian-Americans, as "champions of change" in recognition of their significant contribution to the community.
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US to honour two Indian-Americans as 'champions of change'
Marking the community's heritage month this May, the White House has announced to honour 15 Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) women including two Indian-Americans as 'champions of change' in recognition of their significant contribution to the community.
