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Harsh Vardhan Shringla Succeeds # 1 Indian American Weekly: Since 2006 VOL 12 ISSUE 51 ● NEW YORK / DALLAS ● DECEMBER 28, 2018 - JANUARY 03, 2019 ● ENQUIRIES: 646-247-9458 www.theindianpanorama.news COMMENT We wish our Readers a Happy New Year Prof I.S.Saluja Adieu 2018 Ambassador Navtej Sarna As I sit down to pen the last editorial comment of the year for The Indian Panorama, a few days before the end of the year, on given a warm send off : Harsh December 27 evening, to be exact, my thoughts go to millions across the world who suffered on account of Nature's fury, or were subjected to man's inhumanity, in 2018. I think of the wild fires in California which, besides causing colossal damage to property and Vardhan Shringla succeeds displacement of people, caused hundreds of deaths. The earthquake and Tsunamis which struck Indonesia on two WASHINGTON (TIP): Indian occasions in 2018 , mowed down hundreds of lives and caused huge damage to property. The volcanic eruptions in some parts of Ambassador to the United States Navtej the world were responsible for much loss of life and property. Then, Sarna was given a warm send off on all the storms and hurricanes in US and elsewhere, mudslides and December 13th, as diplomats from both the floods in Japan, dust storm in India, and many other natural countries praised the Trump calamities in various parts of the world played havoc with human administration and the state of bilateral life. relations. Sarna, who took over as I am also reminded of the destruction and misery caused by man Ambassador in November 2016, ends an which is much greater in proportion than Nature's wrath could cause. In the armed conflicts across the world hundreds and illustrious 38-year foreign service career. thousands of lives have been lost .Wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, In an extraordinary move and to Yemen have killed thousands. In 2018 alone, some 40,000 have showcase the strength of the ties that bind lost life in Afghanistan; 5000 in Iraq; 30000 in Syrian Civil war; the two countries, the farewell was hosted 25000 in Yemen. Then there are many countries having internal by the State Department at Blair House, conflicts which caused a heavy loss of human life, besides bringing opposite the White House, a residence misery to many more. reserved for heads of state during visits to Mass shootings in USA in 2018 which included shootings in this country. Principal Deputy Assistant schools and public places, numbered more than 300 and claimed lives of thousands who ranged from schoolgoing small kids of 5 to Secretary of cont on page 32 Navtej Sarna (left ) and successor Harsh Vardhan Shringla old people. On this day, I remember all those who fell to Nature's fury or man's madness and pray for their souls. For all the sufferings of the President Trump says US can't be world's policeman people affected by the unfortunate incidents of 2018, I have deep regret and great sympathy. For all their sufferings, I have prayers WASHINGTON (TIP): Defending his decision to withdraw to make that it does not happen again with God's own people. troops from the war-torn Syria, US President Donald has I have also to make an appeal to rulers all over the world to always Trump said America cannot be the world's policeman. keep in mind that their first obligation is to people and their wellbeing. Let them not sow the seeds of conflicts to satisfy their President Trump and First Lady Melania secretly left ego and please themselves. Let them work to ensure that peace Washington on Christmas night and visited Iraq on alone prevails. Wednesday, December 26 to deliver holiday greetings to US However, let me add, 2018 has not only been a year of terrible combat troops."President Trump and the First Lady travelled suffering for many; there have been considerable achievements to Iraq late on Christmas night to visit with our troops and and accomplishments to be proud of. Scientists and technologists Senior Military leadership to thank them for their service, made new discoveries, including that there is mineable ice on their success, and contd on Page 32 Mars, and there is a way to grow vegetables without earth or daylight. Many more. And many more in various other spheres. US President Donald Trump (File photo ) We will follow up with details of what 2018 meant to the world, in our New Year special edition next week. For now, it is adieu 2018 . The New Year Special Edition will hit stands on January 4th 104-02, 120th Street, S. Richmond Hill, NY 11419 THE INDIAN PANORAMA 2 ADVERTISEMENT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2018 THE INDIAN PANORAMA FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2018 NY/NJ/CT 3 Queens Indian American community extends a reception to Melinda Katz RICHMOND HILL, NY (TIP): The Queens Gilzian who owns the famous banquet and Chairman, Gurdwara Sikh Cultural Society, Jarnail Singh Gilzian for organizing a Indian American community organized a Restaurant Richie Rich in Richmond Hill Satnam Singh Parhar, Former President, reception to enable her to reach out to a large reception to Melinda Katz, the Queens hosted the reception which was attended by a India Association of Long Island, and Bhinda number of her supporters and voters. Borough President who is completing two large number of community leaders from Begowalia, President of Begowal Society. Earlier, on her arrival, Melinda was terms this year. Queens and Long Island. Each speaker spoke highly of Melinda and welcomed with a bouquet presented to her by Melinda is now eying the post of District The more prominent amongst them who pledged support in her bid for District Jarnail Singh Gilzian's family. Attorney of Queens. It was a public relations also spoke on the occasion included Mohinder Attorney of Queens. During her more than an hour- stay, exercise for Melinda who is admired for her Singh Gilzian, President of Indian Overseas Speaking on the occasion, Melinda spoke of Melinda went around meeting everyone work, in particular by the Punjabi Congress, Harbans Singh Dhillon, former her work as Queens Borough President. She individually and obliging them with community. Election Commissioner, Gurdwara Sikh pledged her support to the community which photographs. A Punjabi community leader Jarnail Singh Cultural Society,Harpreet Singh Toor, former had always supported her. She thanked Prof. Indrajit Saluja emceed the event. Melinda Katz is received with bouquet by Jarnail Singh Gilzian, his wife (right) and other Jarnail Singh Gilzian and Melinda Katz members of family Melinda Katz addresses the gathering. Seen to her right is Jarnail Singh Gilzian Sections of the gathering Gilzian family with Melinda Melinda Katz poses for a photograph with community leaders THE INDIAN PANORAMA 4 INDIANS ABROAD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 2018 Indian Teen Siblings die in US Home fire Indian American philanthropist Dr. Kiran C. Patel offers tuition-free education in Florida TEMPLE TERRACE, FL (TIP): Indian American entrepreneur and philanthropist Dr. Kiran Patel in this northern Tampa suburb will The three deceased teenagers provide free quality education to students from attended French Camp Academy in the area and beyond through a new state-of-the- Choctaw County art charter school. NEW YORK (TIP): Three young The construction of Dr. Kiran C. Patel High siblings from Telangana died in a fire on School will be completed in the summer of 2019 Sunday, December 23 night at the home of and classes will begin in August. Ground for the an American family they were staying more than 60,000-square-foot school, which will with. The three, all missionary students, include a 11,000-square-foot gymnasium, was were guests for the holidays with the broken on December 13. The $20 million high family in a suburb of Memphis, school building, located on a 32-acre plot near Tennessee. the University of South Florida, will be funded Aaron Naik, 17, Sharron Naik, 14 and fully by the Tampa-based philanthropist. Joy Naik, 15, were killed along with 46- The groundbreaking in the waning days of year-old Kari Coudriet, the owner of the the year marks the end of a hectic 15-month two-storey home. The fire broke out period for Patel and his wife, Dr. Pallavi Patel, around 11 pm and left much of the during which they committed approximately a building charred. Only Kari's husband quarter-billion dollar for various philanthropic Daniel Coudriet and their son Cole, 13, causes and made their second billion-dollar- works globally - including in the United States, and has plans to create a college of osteopathic survived the fire, according to a statement plus exit from health insurance business in a India, Africa and the Caribbean - have been in medicine to attract more doctors to this area. by the Collierville Bible Church. decade and a half. healthcare and education. Their non-profit organization, the Kiran and The three deceased teenagers attended In September 2017, the Patels had committed Noted Indian American entrepreneur and Pallavi Patel Foundation for Global French Camp Academy in Choctaw a whopping $200 million - the single largest philanthropist from Tampa, Dr. Kiran Patel is Understanding, funds a number of initiatives County. "Friends and family, please be in donation by an Indian American to date - to the Chairman and President of Freedom in health, education and culture. It even offers prayer for Pastor Naik and his wife. They Nova Southeastern University (NSU) in Fort Health, Inc. and Optimum Health, Inc. in an annual scholarship to the underprivileged sent their three precious children to Lauderdale. The gift, the largest in the Florida.
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