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Dr. George Thomas to be Honored with Senator Edgar H. Price Lifetime Achievement Award

From News Dispatches

October 17, 2011

BRADENTON

On Wednesday November 2nd, 2011 at 6 p.m., Manatee County Rural Health Services, Inc. will hold its 4th annual Senator Edgar H. Price, Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award Dinner. The dinner is named in honor of Manatee County’s past Senator, who spent his career fighting for the rights of the indigent to receive quality medical care. Proceeds...........more

US hails Indian diaspora's role in strengthening ties

By Staff Reporter

October 11, 2011

NEW YORK:

With a growing Indian American community which has increasing influence, the US sees the Indian diaspora as an important partner for forging closer ties with India, according to a senior US official. The long-standing work of Indian community groups in organizing the community and having a dialogue...........more

Indian Americans to hold anti-corruption protest in New York on Oct 16"

By Staff Reporter

October 11, 2011

NEW YORK:

The Indian American community will organize a protest demonstration against corruption and against the harassment being meted out to Janata Party president Dr. Subramanian Swamy here on October 16. Indian American Community in the New York/New Jersey area is organizing a Protest Demonstration Near Indian...........more

3 Indians among 111 charged in biggest US credit card fraud

By Kirti

October 10, 2011

NEW YORK

; 13 persons of Indian origin are among 111 people charged in the busting of a $13 million global crime ring, the biggest in US history involved in forged credit cards and identity theft. Announcing the uncovering of the ring on Friday, Queens county district attorney Richard Brown called it the largest and perhaps most...........more

ndian-American develops next-generation computer chip

By Staff Reporter

October 10, 2011

WASHINGTON

: Indian-American Raj Dutt, who is an IIT-Kharagpur alumnus, has developed a next-generation energy-efficient computer chip. This has caught the attention of the Pentagon, which is testing its application in the ambitious F-35 Joint Strike Fighters. “The significance of the technology is that information transfer on the...........more

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