Pravasi Herald

Seven Indians honored for contribution to community

Dr. Ajeet Singhvi

JAIPUR: Six eminent persons, besides a current civil servant, were felicitated in Jaipur last week for their contribution to the People of Indian Origin (PIO) community,

01/10/12
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Texas Indian-American Physicians Raise Over $40,000 For Charity

San Antonio, TX - The Southwest Chapter of the Texas Indo American Physician Society (TIPS SW) recently raised more than $40,000 to benefit local and national charity organizations.

01/08/12
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India opens consulate in Atlanta for Southeast

Ajit Kumar

ATLANTA -- Together with the first-ever Consul General of India in Atlanta, Ajit Kumar, Gov. Nathan Deal announced on Thursday that the Government of India has opened its first consulate office in Georgia as of the start of the new year.

01/06/12
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Young Yuvraj Duggal Raises $22,000 for Belize Zoo

Belize -- On Dec. 2, the Belize Zoo was the venue for honoring the achievement of Yuvraj Duggal who raised over twenty two thousand Belize dollars for The Belize Zoo.

01/05/12
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Five Indian-Americans Named 2011 ACM Fellows

Ramesh Govindan, USC

NEW YORK, NY -- Association for Computer Machinery (ACM) has recognized five Indian-Americans among forty-six of its members for their contributions to computing that have provided fundamental knowledge to the computing field and generated multiple technology advances in industry, commerce, healthcare, entertainment, and education.

01/04/12
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Many Indians In The Forbes ‘30 Under 30′ List 2012

Param Jaggi

US-based Forbes magazine, famed for its compilation lists, revealed its top 30 people under 30 in a series of different fields.

01/03/12
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Indian-American owned Piping Technology faces $1 million in fines

HOUSTON – The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration has cited Piping Technology and Products Inc. for 13 willful and 17 serious violations for exposing workers to the risk of amputations and other serious injuries from dangerous machinery, as well as other hazards, at the company's Houston facility. Proposed penalties total $1,013,000.