Global Indian Diaspora —
GOPIO Making an Impact
Publisher:India Empire Publications
Total Pages:208
Price Rs:995/-
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BOOK ON OVERSEAS INDIANS
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Every diaspora is connected by the proverbial umbilical cord with its motherland. So too is the Indian Diaspora that has, in the 21st century, intensified its engagements with India. Spread over a 100 nations globally, and connecting regularly with its roots in one form or another, the Indian Diaspora, 28 million strong, is largely responsible for India’s growing clout in the world scene. In many ways, the men and women of the Indian diaspora are unofficial ambassadors of India, for what they showcase becomes a cornerstone for opinion building on India. This book talks about how the diaspora has fared, and the key issues it has raised, through the eyes of one of the most respected diaspora organizations in the world—the Global Organization of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO). The book also profiles some leading GOPIO members, and the chapters that the organization has established worldwide. Also featured are some Little Indias across the world
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BOOK LAUNCH
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Mr Prabhu Dayal, Consul General of India at New York releasing the book in the presence of Mr Ashook
Ramsaran, President, GOPIO International
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H.E. Ambassador Hardeep Singh Puri, India’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, releasing the book in New York in the presence of Mr Ramsaran
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Mr Vayalar Ravi, Minister for Overseas Indian Affairs, reads the Global Indian Diaspora book with great interest at his office on May 30, 2012. It was presented to him by Sayantan
Chakravarty of India Empire Publications
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Mr Parvez Dewan, Secretary, Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs receives a copy of the book from Publisher Sayantan Chakravarty
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Dr Surujrattan Rambachan, Foreign Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, receives the book at Diwali Nagar on Indian Arrival Day
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Mayor Nagessar receives the book, also during Indian Arrival Day in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Mr Basdeo Panday, former Trinidad and Tobago Prime Minister,
receives a copy of the book
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Dr Ralph Gonsalves, Prime Minister of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines releases a copy of the book
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H.E. K.J.S. Sodhi, Ambassador of India in Suriname, releases the book
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