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Building Georgia’s Asian American & Pacific Islander Future: A Call for a New Commission
Farooq Mughal and Bonnie Youn with Kiran Ahuja (center), during her recent visit to Atlanta. Photo by Bytegraph. BY FAROOQ MUGHAL & BONNIE YOUN The
US delays key Obamacare provision to 2015
Washington, July 3 (IANS) In a major setback to President Barack Obama’s landmark healthcare law, a key provision requiring businesses to provide their workers with
Krishna Janmastami
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A momentous week of US decisions impacting Indians
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Consulate General of India, Atlanta Announces Start of OCI/PIO Renunciation Certificate Support Services from July 1; Visa Services to Begin on July 18
Atlanta, GA: The Consulate General of India, Atlanta announced today that it would start Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) / Person of Indian Origin (PIO)
The Young Graduate on a Student Visa: Pusha Gowda’s Debut Novel is Heartfelt
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