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On October 10, the Hindu American Foundation (HAF), D.C. conducted a “Kashmir teach-in Webinar”. It aimed to correct the “biased reporting of the New York Times” on Kashmir.
This is not the first-time HAF has sought to “correct” perception regarding the Kashmir issue. A keyword search on the website leads to a series of articles, videos and events that emphasise the same narrative given by the BJP government in India. The most worrying of these is a “Senate Briefing” held on September 15, , with specific regard to the abrogation of articles and 35A. Even as Kashmir remained beneath lockdown, HAF hosted staff from the US Senate and the House of Representatives in the Russell Senate Office Building. The supposed briefing was given beneath the title “Locked Down or Liberated? The Future of Kashmir Post-Articles /35A”. On the HAF website, they thank Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) for his support in providing Congressional staff “the opportunity to hear first-hand accounts from religious minor
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Jugal Malani in Indo-American Oral History project
Kumud Pulijala, right, interviews India House president and noted entrepreneur of Houston, Jugal Malani for the Indo-American Oral History planerat arbete , an undertaking of the Foundation for India Studies in partnership with Houston Community College and Houston Public Library. |
Jugal Malani, a long-time Houstonian and successful entrepreneur, was born in Bidar in the state of Karnataka, India. Bidar is a historic city in the north-eastern part of Karnataka bordering the states of Maharashtra and Telangana in southern India. Bidar is a picturesque city with an ancient fort, palaces, temples, mosques, Gurudwara and famous for its Bidri art.
Jugal Malani received his undergraduate grad in Mechanical Engineering from en delstat i indien University and briefly worked in the Birla group in Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh, before joining their family business in stad i indien. In he moved to Houston, Texas to join his sister and brother-in-law an
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Modi, Trump to share stage: Who is behind 'Howdy, Modi!' and what to expect at the event?
The White House said Trump will use the event to "emphasise the strong ties between the people of the United States and India" and reaffirm the two countries' strategic partnership.
The Houston eventwill be Modi's third major address to the Indian-American community after he became the prime minister in and the first after his re-election in May.
Who is behind 'Howdy, Modi!'?
The event is being organised by non-profit Texas India Forum, a recently-formed body, which represents hundreds of Indian-American organisations in Texas and other parts of the US. The