In the Spotlight - Bharat Soni, Ph.D.
Dr. Bharat Soni, Ph.D. is internationally recognized for his contributions to computer modeling and simulation and is the chair of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at University of Alabama at Birmingham, Alabama.
Community News
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Huntsville in top 12 distinctive destinations
How revving up your heart rate even a bit a pays off
First Indian Head for Amnesty International
Haldiram owner gets life imprisonment
Shah Rukh Khan & Kajol ring NASDAQ opening bell
Rahman gets two Grammy awards
Hindu Gods on US Postage Stamps
Birmingham AL - New forclosure hot spot
Request for “Pravasi Ambassadors”
Birmingham Indian Community members discuss Hinduism on WBHM
December 15, 2009
Dr. Santosh Khare, Mr. Madhu Shah and Dr. Sanjiv Bajaj participated in discussion on Hinduism. Click to listen
Events Calendar
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UAB Cancer Center Seminar Series - Raj Singh, Ph.D., President and CEO, Vivo Biosciences Inc.
February 10 2010
ISO-UAH Play- Huntsville to Haridwar
February 12 2010
Alabama Tamil Sangam - Youth Cultural Programs (Bham)
February 13 2010
International Bridal Affair - Atlanta 2010
February 21 2010
Huntsville celebrates 150 Years of Tagore
March 06 2010
Callahan Lecture Series on Southeast Asian Art by Prof. Larson (Birmingham Museum of Art)
March 06 2010
Family Day Holi - Birmingham Museum of Art
March 27 2010
A Ray of Hope event 2010 - “FOLK and TRIBAL DANCES of SOUTH ASIA” - Huntsville
March 27 2010
Indian Classical Music Concert Series at Bham Museum of Art : Part 1
April 18 2010
DRISHTI presents “International Idol” in Tuscaloosa
April 25 2010
Indian Classical Music Concert Series at Bham Museum of Art: Part 2
September 05 2010
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Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol Ring NASDAQ Opening Bell
I am Proud…
Editorial January 2010
Hindustan Times
- 'Racist attacks on Indians have brought bad name to Victoria'
- NRI convicted of assaulting police officer-wife in UK
- Irked at 'act poor' Australian advice, students write to PM
- NRI accuses Amnesty of favouring 'pro-Taliban activists'
- Indian pleads guilty in intl brokerage hacking scheme
- Indians win prize for best travel APP in NYC