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The governor says Gaekwad, a hotelier and real estate developer, “has been great for Ocala” and Florida.

A graduate of Northwestern University, Mustafa a Planned Parenthood clinic.

Republican candidates filed to run for election and Villivalam will run unopposed.

Both Jain and her daughter were awarded Edgar H. Price Jr. Lifetime Achievement Award in 2015

Khosa, who came to the US from India in the 1970s, started his company AMSYSCO in 1981.

He has been serving as the company’s Executive Chairman since August 2011.

The Indian American lawmaker says he did a “poor job of communicating” his position.

The Republican lawmaker says “Students deserve a chance to stand their ground and defend themselves.”

She also worked on programs designed to better measure the effectiveness of development interventions and to reform and modernize development assistance policy and practices.

The Indian American lawmaker calls for “more money toward mental health.”

Indian Film Festival of Los Angeles, that entered its 16th year, brings groundbreaking Indian cinema to a global stage.

Born in Uttar Pradesh, India, Khator received bachelor’s degree from Kanpur University

The Indian American is taking on 20-year incumbent Ira Silverstein in the March 20 primary.

The former executive, who sold $175 million in fake loans, tried to escape to Ecuador to evade conviction.

Two new faces in the Indian American billionaires’ club, which includes four IITeans and six engineers.

The investigators did not find any motive behind the murder.

The former US diplomat receives nearly 32 percent votes in the Democratic primary.

IndiGo founder Rakesh Gangwal is the wealthiest Indian American with a net worth of $3.3 billion.

If she wins Tuesday’s primary, Mukerji will be pitted against incumbent Republican Judge Dan Hinde.

The Indian American, who is a former US diplomat, is running for Congress from Texas’ 22nd district.

Aspiring scientists will compete for $1.8 million in awards including top prize of $250,000

The University of Delhi grad has been serving as the interim chancellor since last August.

He becomes the first Indian American to have a weekly show.

He had finished third in the Republican gubernatorial primary last year.

Sandill is the first Asian American to run for the position in Texas.