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GOPIO-CT recently held its annual election during its annual holiday party which also served as a fundraiser for a local charity. The virtual event netted $5,000 for Building One Community of Stamford, which helps new immigrants in Connecticut. At the general body meeting, Ashok Nichani was re-elected as president. Other elected officials included: Prasad Chintalapudi as executive vice president; Dr. Jaya Daptadar as vice president; Prachi Narayan as secretary; Meera Banta as joint secretary; and Viresh Sharma as treasurer.  Two trustees were re-elected: Dr. Thomas Abraham and Neelam Naran...

Participants at the Zoom Meeting of GOPIO-CT Annual Holiday Party and Fundraiser. Photo: GOPIO-CT The Global Organization of People of Indian Origin-Connecticut Chapter (GOPIO-CT) raised $5,000 at its General Body Meeting (GBM) to donate to a local service organization, Building One Community of Stamford, that helps new immigrants in Connecticut. The chapter also elected its new team. In his report to the GBM, GOPIO-CT President Ashok Nichani said that in spite of the pandemic and the subsequent lockdown, GOPIO had done outstanding work in helping local food pantries and providing KN95 masks...

December 22, 2020 ASEI Youth Enterprise finalists with judges. Top row: YTE Judges (l. to r.) Muthu Sivanantham, Amrish Chopra, and Piyush Malik. Finalist Students: Second Row (l. to r.) Divya Venkataraman, Jyoti Rani, Manan Patel, and Third Row (l. to r.) Isha Jagadish, Ojas Karnavat, Nidhi Mathihali. Photo: Courtesy – ASEI American Society of Engineers of Indian Origin (ASEI) hosted its 33rd Annual National Convention focusing on Global Engineering & Technologies (GET-2020). This virtual convention was held on Dec. 5-6, 2020. Livestreamed worldwide through YouTube, the event was attended ...

>> pelley: good evening. americans appear to be saying they've been more than patient, and now they have had enough of a 10-year-old war and unemployment that does not end. in our poll out tonight, 64% of americans want to see the number of troops in afghanistan decreased, an all-time high in our poll. and in a number the white house is bound to notice, 79% of americans say the economy is bad. we have a team on this story tonight. first, political correspondent jan crawford. >> reporter: the bad economy has many voters so worried they are no longer sure it will get better any time so...

the job he's doing. more troublesome for the president is his approval rating on the economy, which voters say is the most significant issue. they've been consistently low for the past year, now only 37% of voters approving. unemployment is stuck at 9%. no president has been re-elected with numbers this bad since franklin delano roosevelt. mr. obama's advisers say they know this reelection will be a fight, so throughout the summer, he will be taking his economic message on the road with speeches in key swing states. >> those are nice tshirts. >> reporter: last week he talked about th...