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INDIA EMPIRE PUBLICATION

BOOK ON OVERSEAS INDIANS

Global Indian Diaspora — GOPIO Making an Impact
Publisher: India Empire Publications
Author: Sayantan Chakravarty
Total Pages: 208
Price Rs: 995/-

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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NEW YORK RELEASES


GOPIO President Ashook Ramsaran in the presence of Mr Norman Solovay of the Indo American Chamber of Commerce


Mr Ramsaran with Mr Varinder Bhalla and Mr Mohinder Taneja


Mr Hesh Sarmalkar receives a copy of the book


Mr Hemant Mathur, executive chef and co-owner, Tulsi, receives a copy of the book


COMING SOON
Next month, India Empire Publications will be ready with a book on Gadar, the story of a brief and brave movement that challenged the force of the British Empire. Gadar as a newspaper started in November 1913. Shortly after the political party that would challenge the British was named Gadar. Earlier this year, India’s Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh released a stamp on Gadar. The Gadar book will be launched around the world, beginning with San Francisco, the starting point of the movement in America’s west coast one hundred years ago. To order your copy, write to info@indiaempire.com or sayantanc@gmail.com

April 2013