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APJ Abdul Kalam in Beijing
China offers India joint space mission Details on page 6
GOPIO launches Gadar centennial Details on page 7
India clears 12 FDI proposals worth Rs 707 cr Details on page 10
INDIA POST SURVEY survey@indiapost.com This week’s question
Indian Americans are more Hindu than India residents? Last week’s result
Will Cabinet reshuffle help the Congress? YES 37%
NO 63%
VOL 18, No. 948
November 16, 2012
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SANDY HIT INDIANS IN SLOW RECOVERY
NEW YORK: A week after superstorm Sandy battered the US East Coast, a large number of Indians residing in New York and New Jersey, the two worst-hit states, continued to struggle to get back on their feet, with several of them saying they had never experienced such devastation before. Like the millions of other residents in the region, recovery from the destruction caused by Sandy has been painfully slow for the Indians, who make up a chunk of the New York and New Jersey population. Several of them live in areas where power has not yet been restored and there appears to be little hope for any relief soon. New Jersey resident Mansi Agarwal, who works as a software engineer at Google's Manhattan office, has been without power since the storm made landfall in New Jersey. Mother of seven-month old twin daughters, Agarwal said she moved to a friend's place after waiting in vain for a couple of days for power to be restored in her building.
Diwali Bazaar: Blend of fun and shopping Details on page 30
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CONTENTS Bollywood -------------------------- 40 Classifieds ------------------------- 52 Community Post ---- 16-23, 30-34 Date Book -------------------------- 49 Edit Page --------------------------- 54 HealthScience Post --------- 12-15 Horoscope ------------------------- 50 Immigration Post ------------- 44-45 Life Style ----------------------- 42-43
MOVED BY FAITH: Hindu-American politician Ms. Tulsi Gabbard is contesting for the 2nd Congressional District of US Congress from Hawaii. In spite of her busy schedule, she took time to meet Indian-American leaders in Dallas, and also visited some temples. (Details on pages 5 & 16)
Details on page 5
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Philosophy ------------------------- 53 Publisher’s Diary ------------------ 4 Real Estate -------------------- 46-47 TechBiz Post ------------------- 10-11 Travel & Hospitality Post ---- 36-37