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Indian-American high schooler wins top computer science award

Indian-American high schooler wins top computer science award
Sirihaasa Nallamothu of University High School in Normal, Illinois, will receive a $10,000 cash prize for her project that was selected by a panel of judges based on ingenuity, complexity, relevancy and originality.

Indian-American high schooler wins top computer science award

From 2 Trucks to 150 A Story of Gulzar Group's Transportation Triumphs

From 2 Trucks to 150 A Story of Gulzar Group's Transportation Triumphs
Since its inception, Gulzar Group has been committed to providing top-notch transportation services to its clients across North America. Their dedication to quality has earned them recognition as a bonded Canadian/C-T PAT approved carrier, and their commitment to safety is reflected in the fact that all equipment is maintained in top condition according to government specifications by the service staff on site. 

From 2 Trucks to 150 A Story of Gulzar Group's Transportation Triumphs

Storyteller with a Story: Harpo Mander

Storyteller with a Story: Harpo Mander
Brown Girl Guilt was born, a podcast through which Harpo provides language to the shared experiences of brown girls and unpacks her brown girl guilt, while continuously exploring what a world without that guilt looks like. In 2022 alone, Harpo released 28 Brown Girl Guilt episodes, which were listened to across 79 countries. 

Storyteller with a Story: Harpo Mander

Meet the Bhayana Family

Meet the Bhayana Family
Amit Bhayana works as Manager, Planning and Organization Development with a private firm, while his wife, Meeta Bhayana, works as an Early Childhood Assistant in a Montessori school. They live in South Surrey with their two daughters, Ridhima and Shivika Bhayana.

Meet the Bhayana Family

Indian-American wins Democratic nomination for top post in US County

Indian-American wins Democratic nomination for top post in US County
Makhija worked at the White House, Senate, and earned his JD at Harvard Law School on the Horace Lentz Scholarship. As the son of Indian immigrants, the Pennsylvania native is passionate about enfranchising underrepresented communities and engaging new citizens in state and local politics.

Indian-American wins Democratic nomination for top post in US County

Indian-American woman cop named highest-ranking South Asian in NY

Indian-American woman cop named highest-ranking South Asian in NY
Maldonado runs the 102nd Police Precinct in South Richmond Hill -- home to one of the largest Sikh communities in the US -- and is now the NYPD's first female South Asian captain. The mother of four lived in Punjab until she was nine before moving to Queens.

Indian-American woman cop named highest-ranking South Asian in NY