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Indradhanush, a Kathak Show
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Raksha hosts its fourth annual Art Show
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Soorya Foundation organizes North Georgia Indian Dance Festival
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Geet-Rung presents an evening of music and dance to benefit Ekal Vidyalaya
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Governor Kemp declares May 2023 as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
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Sankara Nethralaya organizes meet n greet event
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An immersion into Telugu culture at Ugadi Uthsavalu
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Telangana society’s children’s talent show
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Music institute’s Riwayat concert
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SBSM organizes its annual recital
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Jain Center in Atlanta Celebrates Momentous Occasion
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Atlanta community felicitates Oscar-winner Chandrabose
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Indian Artists Broaden U.S. Art: While Indian artists are no longer confined to an ethnic ghetto, their ability to win mainstream recognition without losing their unique artistic perspective—and identity—remains an evolving process, as it does in other creative pursuits. Khabar spoke to several artists to get their views. Read more »
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Georgia Titan 100, which recognizes Georgia’s Top 100 CEOs and C-level executives demonstrating exceptional leadership, vision, and passion, has picked five Indian Americans for the honor. Read more »
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South Asian bone marrow donors, who lag far behind other ethnicities, can fill an urgent need at no personal cost. Read more »
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