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Voter Registration Now Open for Overseas Indian Citizens
NEW YORK—If you are an overseas Indian citizen and want to participate in the upcoming Indian elections, you can now…
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Renowned Nephrologist and Entrepreneur Dr. Brian Pereira on Habits for Success, Role of Mentors and His Medical Career on Chai With Manju
BOSTON—He has done everything any individual would like to do in a lifetime—well, almost everything. He is a renowned nephrologist…
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Emmy Award Winning TV Anchor Sorboni Banerjee to Emcee AIF’s 13th Annual Bow Ties & Bangles New England Gala
BOSTON— Emmy award winning television news reporter and anchor Sorboni Banerjee will emcee AIF’s 13th Annual Bow Ties & Bangles…
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Four Out of Six Indian-American Candidates Win in Lexington Elections
LEXINGTON, MA—Four out of the six Indian-American Candidates who contesting in this year’s highly competitive Town Meeting Member (TMM) elections…
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Actress and Filmmaker Nandita Das to Speak on “Art for Social Change”at MIT on March 11
CAMBRIDGE, MA—Bollywood actress, filmmaker and social advocate Nandita Das will give a talk on “Art for Social Change” on March…
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South Asian Bar Association of Greater Boston Celebrates its 15th Anniversary This Year
BOSTON–The South Asian Bar Association of Greater Boston, known as SABA GB, celebrates its 15th anniversary this year. “The organization…
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Diversity & Inclusion Pioneer Brenda Cole to Leave Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
WELLESLEY, MA—Brenda Cole, Vice President of Marketplace Inclusion Development at Harvard Pilgrim Health Care who supported many Indian and South…
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A New Shiva Temple Complex Planned on a 17-Acre Site in Bellingham, MA
BELLINGHAM, MA– Boston Sri Kalikambal Shiva Temple, which has been operating out of a rented unit at 15 North Main…
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Remedy for hate: Forum examines rising tide of hate, promotes approaches that encourage tolerance
By Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer/Harvard Gazette Picture a world where political leaders refuse to promote racist stereotypes, where social…
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A Musical Program “Snehadeepam” for a Great Cause on March 2 in Wayland
WAYLAND, MA—(Editor’s note: Local Indian-Americans are organizing a musical program “Snehadeepam” for a special needs school in Kerala on March…
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