AROUND TOWN NEWS
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February 2015 -
The December meeting of the Indian Professionals Network (IPN) featured R. Srinivasan, Consul (POL) of the Indian Consulate in Atlanta, who spoke on opportunities in manufacturing in India.
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February 2015 -
Planet U Performing Arts dance school gave a magnificent recital named ‘Dollywood Dhamaka’ at the Gwinnett Performing Arts Center with hip hop, jazz, filmi fusion, folk, and bhangra style dances.
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February 2015 -
The Georgia Council for International Visitors (GCIV) vision is “that every Georgia citizen has the opportunity to be more globally engaged.” “India Changes Course” was their first 2015 lecture.
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February 2015 -
Sri Viswayogi Viswamjee Maharaj visited Atlanta, celebrated Datta Jayanthi at HTA, presented Dr. Nori Dattatreyudu and others with awards, and graced the installation of the giant 6-ton Nandi.
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January 2015 -
December 12, 2014 was a magical night: Shiv Mandir of Atlanta's fund-raising dinner, for construction of a mandir, featured a ghazal/bhajan program by Dr. Aarti Pandya, with guest Vishal Vaid.
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January 2015 -
The Global Indian Business Council (GIBC) was launched in the USA on November 22, 2014 in Metro Atlanta with a half-day economic seminar. It will also launch in India on January 10, 2015.
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January 2015 -
Tricia Sung and Shaloo Kaur, with Japjee Singh & Aasees Kaur, are rallying parents against Bullying via a monthly conference call, a survey, a summit in Gwinnett County in the Spring, and more.
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January 2015 -
A seminar on “Growing Opportunities for Manufacturing in India” was presented by the USA India Business Summit (Ani Agnihotri, USIBC) in partnership with Georgia Tech CIBER, HA&W, and others.
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January 2015 -
In a time of need for transparency and accountability, Political Tracker launched a new way to track politicians and legislative information, and hosted Georgia media and political panels.
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January 2015 -
Georgia Association of Physicians of Indian Heritage (GAPI) held a regional meeting with speakers Consul Srinivasan, Dr. Manoj Shah of MAG, and Emory's Ebola Drs. Varkey and Mehta.
