ALL ABOUT THE COMMUNITY NEWSMAKERS
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May 2012 -
Asmee Sharma, who wrote a piece titled "My Family BBQ,” was selected as the Gwinnett County Public Schools district kindergarten winner and awarded the Young Georgia Authors Award for Kindergarten.
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May 2012 -
Sharon Mathai, born in New York and raised in Texas, moved to Atlanta. After making it to the top 24 on The Glee Project, the 19-year-old became one of five metro-Atlanta contestants on The Voice2 TV show this spring.
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May 2012 -
Angele Rishi has been named for the second year in a row as one of the 2012 Georgia Rising Stars Lawyers by Law & Politics Magazine. Only 2.5 percent of top young "Rising Star" attorneys in Georgia make the list.
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April 2012 -
The popular children's novel, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, has been made into an opera, and fourteen-year-old Ruben Roy gave a polished performance, acting and singing in the lead role with the Atlanta Opera.
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April 2012 -
Anand Srinivasan, a 10th-grader at Roswell High School, was a finalist in the Google Science Fair and was invited to the 2012 White House Science Fair, where he got to explain his project to President Obama.
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April 2012 -
Indusa Investments, founded by 2003 UGA graduates Milan Patel and Umang Patel, has placed in the 2012 Bulldog 100, a list of the top 100 fastest growing companies in the nation that are owned or operated by UGA alumni.
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March 2012 -
Neera Bahl, immigration attorney in Atlanta, has received the "Glory of India" award from the India International Friendship Society (IIFS), an organization encouraging India's growth and modernization.
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March 2012 -
University of West Georgia President Dr. Beheruz N. Sethna, a graduate of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad, was recently honored by the institution as it celebrated its 50th anniversary.
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March 2012 -
Weissman, Nowack, Curry & Wilco, P.C., (WNCW), one of the nation’s premier real estate law firms, has named attorney Ashoo Sharma a Partner with the firm.
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December 2011 -
Dr. Venkat Narayan has received an award at Emory University for mentoring. Dr. Narayan’s work on diabetes and CAD are of great benefit to the health of the Indian-American community.
