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Two Indian-Americans among 13 new White House fellows
Washington: Two Indians are among the 13 chosen as new White House fellows, a list of which has been announced by US President George W Bush.
4 generations after Fiji Indians still seek 'home'
Suva: After four generations living in Fiji, the Pacific nation's ethnic Indians are being forced into rethinking their definition of 'home'.
Globalising education can forge lasting ties: Paul
Moscow: Britain-based NRI industrialist Lord Swraj Paul on June 21 emphasised the need for globalisation of education, saying this would help in establishing lasting ties among the people.
GOPIO's youth scholarship night to be held on June 29
New York: Global Organisation of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO) New York Chapter, Professional Indian Networking Association (PRINA) and Indian American Kerala Cultural and Civic Centre will hold an Indian American Youth Scholarship Award Night on June 29, according to an official press release.
Govt to set up manpower export promotion council
New Delhi: With a view to promoting employment opportunities for emigrants, the government has decided to set up a Central Manpower Export Promotion Council and a welfare fund for Indian worker abroad by amending the Emigration Act, 1983.
Chinese province names an Indian as Info Consultant
Qingdao (China): In a rare honour, a Chinese province on June 19 named an Indian IT expert S Ramadorai, CEO of Asia's largest software and services company TCS, as its Information Consultant.
Radio Moscow Indian service turns 60, looks to past
Moscow: Radio Moscow's Indian service has turned 60 and is celebrating its anniversary with fond memories of the glorious Soviet past.
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