NRI News
Obama meets two Indian American winners of Google Science fair
Thursday, 6/10/2011
US President Barack Obama has congratulated two Indian-Americans who were among the three winners of Google Science Fair for their landmark research in the field of medical science and environment.
On peace mission, NRI lands in city
Wednesday, 05/10/2011
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/on-peace-mission-nri-lands-in-city/855787/
An Andhra Pradesh based NRI, Srinivas Alluri, on a bicycle world tour, reached Ludhiana on Tuesday and will proceed for Srinagar on Wednesday. Alluri is the founder of the voluntary and charitable organisation, Manavata. The cyclist says he used to pedal to stay fit before deciding to promote peace and the eco-friendly mode of transport. “I thought it was ideal to promote peace through cycling,” he says.
NRI entrepreneur Avtar Lit conferred ”Jewel of Punjab” award
Tuesday, 04/10/2011
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/nri/nri-achievers/NRI-entrepreneur-Avtar-Lit-conferred-Jewel-of-Punjab-award/articleshow/10217816.cms
United Kingdom-based non-resident Indian entrepreneur Avtar Lit has been awarded the " Jewel of Punjab" for his contribution in the field of Asian radio and television.
British MP to take up Bhullar issue with UN panel
Monday, 03/10/2011
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2011/20111003/punjab.htm#1
Simon Hughes, Deputy Leader of Liberal Democratic Parliamentary Party in the House of Commons, Britain, today said he would take up the issue of clemency to Devinder Pal Singh Bhullar with the United Nation Human Rights Commission and the International Commission of Jurists.
Immigration groups urge Brown to sign part two of California Dream Act
Sunday, 02/10/2011
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/nri/us-canada-news/Immigration-groups-urge-Brown-to-sign-part-two-of-California-Dream-Act/articleshow/10206053.cms
California Governor Jerry Brown has until Oct 9 to sign legislation which would give the state's 41,000 undocumented students access to Cal Grants, UC grants and other state-funded scholarships for college education.
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