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Inspiring struggle January 29, 2021 Kamala Devi Harris has added a new chapter to the 230-year history of the US presidential system by winning the recent US elections and taking oath as the first-ever female vice-president of the United States. Kamala's mother migrated from the Indian state of Tamil Nadu to the US where she married a native of Jamaica. However, Kamala was raised by her Hindu mother, Shyamala Gopalan Harris. California-born Kamila once informed that she used to visit Hindu temples along with her mother. According to The New York Times, when Kamala was contesting the electio...

RETIREMENT Psst! You'll Need More Than Hard Work and Skills To Achieve Your #LifeGoals. January 28, 2021, 10:33 PM IST As the women in the world break new ground and achieve more than they ever have, this success has not come easy. It is the culmination of years of hard work and ceaseless planning for a better world. Here are a few examples of what future-ready thinking and building contingencies can do to affect the fabric of the world. Indian sportswomen Sakshi Malik, Mithali Raj, Mary Kom, Karnam Malleswari, Saina Nehwal, Hima Das & P.V Sindhu Yes, these are all very differ...

This 1,800-piece crowdsourced art project for Kamala Harris honors her Indian heritage FacebookTwitterEmail President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris will soon receive a traditional South Indian welcome at the U.S. Capitol with a kolam, an art form that is used as a sign of welcome and new beginnings.Courtesy of Ed Wondoloski / As Vice President Kamala Harris took office this week, many people in the Bay Area and across the country celebrated by collectively creating a kolam, a traditional South Indian art form used as a sign of welcome and new beginnings. Harris, an East Bay Area nati...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Commentary: My grandmother was named Kamala. And now, so is my vice president. Why that matters [Los Angeles Times :: BC-HARRIS-COMMENTARY:LA] My grandmother’s name was Kamala. She was born in a small slice of western India at a time and a place where the gift of learning was not equally bestowed between genders. If my father’s memory serves correct, she was married in her early teens and hardly had the benefit of a fourth-grade education. Nevertheless, she raised six children who became college graduates, replete with advanced degrees. My aunt’s name was Ka...

Varanasi: Kamala Devi, resident of Ramnagar Gajendra village in Pindra block of Varanasi, was overwhelmed with gratitude and emotions as she heaped blessings and praise on Prime Minister Narendra Modi on getting funds under PM Awas Yojana transferred into her bank account on Wednesday. The PM was interacting with Kamla Devi, a beneficiary of PMAY (Rural), through video conferencing and also expressed his desire of visiting his parliamentary constituency soon. “It has been too long since I visited Varanasi,” Modi said. FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail