AROUND TOWN NEWS
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February 2013 -
IACA celebrated Christmas with representation from various community organizations. The holiday season is one of joy and light, life and family, charity and community, hope, rebirth, and fellowship.
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February 2013 -
“Hindi Urdu Sanjhay Bol” was heard again, this time in the halls of Agnes Scott University. Since 2007, this Hindi and Urdu langauage group has given opportunities to local poets.
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January 2013 -
On November 14, 2012, Georgia Tech’s CIBER (Center for International Business Education and Research) presented a program to outline current opportunities in India for U.S. companies.
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January 2013 -
Two diplomats spoke at Emory University in November 2012 on India-Pakistan-U.S.-Afghanistan relations: Tim Lenderking of the US State Dept, and the Consul General of Pakistan (NY), Hon. Asif Hussain.
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January 2013 -
At its December Thank-A-Thon, Vibha recapped its innovative role as a Social Venture Capital Organization, "an organization with a difference in making a difference!"
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January 2013 -
“Pyar Ka Safar” was Uma Murlidhar's Indian cinema-style dance drama, performed at the Planet U Performing Arts recital. Proceeds went to Ekal Vidyalaya for education in rural and tribal communities.
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January 2013 -
The Rotary Club of Emory Druid Hills celebrated its fourth anniversary at a Christmas party. Rotarians gave their experiences with humanitarian projects and the Rotarian principles behind them.
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January 2013 -
Taal Tadka, the a cappella singing group from Georgia Tech, has been featured in an album, the first collaborative project of desi a cappella. The album also raises funds for college desi organizations.
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January 2013 -
The Kalaivani Dance and Music Academy in Johns Creek, Georgia brought to the community’s attention Navtej Singh Johar, who has taken dance and humanitarian endeavors to higher levels.
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January 2013 -
In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Sandy in the northeastern United States, Dr. Saibaba Arcot and Mrs. Rajshree Arcot, members of the India America Cultural Association (IACA), spearheaded a relief effort.
