NRI News
Budget gets mixed reactions from NRIs in Gulf
Friday, 16/03/2012
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/nri/middle-east-news/Budget-gets-mixed-reactions-from-NRIs-in-Gulf/articleshow/12294557.cms
The NRI community in the Gulf region had mixed feelings for the Budget, as some of them welcomed the hike in duty on gold while some others were disappointed by increase in service tax and excise duty.
Several prominent Indian-Americans attend Obama's State Dinner
Thursday, 15/03/2012
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/nri/nris-in-news/several-prominent-indian-americans-attend-obamas-state-dinner/articleshow/12276070.cms
Several prominent Indian- Americans attended the high-profile White House State Dinner hosted by US President Barack Obama in honour of British Prime Minister David Cameron here.
Indian American wins prestigious Science talent search in US
Wednesday, 14/03/2012
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/nri/nris-in-news/indian-american-wins-prestigious-science-talent-search-in-us/articleshow/12259660.cms
An Indian-American teenager has won a prestigious Science talent competition in the US for his research on devising a more effective and less toxic breast cancer treatment, walking away with a whooping $ 100,000.
Over 11.5 lakh Indian-Americans eligible to vote in US
Monday, 12/03/2012
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/nri/nris-in-news/over-11-5-lakh-indian-americans-eligible-to-vote-in-us/articleshow/12231324.cms
Indian-Americans, whose voters' population has doubled in the last decade, have emerged as a powerful group in the US that the ruling Democrats and opposition Republicans cannot ignore in the Presidential election year.
Barack Obama appoints Indian Americans Paula Gangopadhyay and Sonny Ramaswamy to key administration posts
Saturday, 10/03/2012
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/nri/nris-in-news/barack-obama-appoints-indian-americans-paula-gangopadhyay-and-sonny-ramaswamy-to-key-administration-posts/articleshow/12208249.cms
US President Barack Obama has announced the appointment of two eminent Indian Americans - Paula Gangopadhyay and Sonny Ramaswamy - to key posts in the administration.
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