The Indian Panorama

Month: December 2015

  • Indian American man pleads guilty to wire fraud, identity theft

    Indian American man pleads guilty to wire fraud, identity theft

    An Indian American man, Rohit Jawa, 25, formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio, Rohit Jawa, 25, has pleaded guilty to eight counts of wire fraud, and one count of stealing a special agent’s identity which he then used to fraudulently gain access to privileged law enforcement databases – from which he stole the personal identifying information of multiple victims.

    According to court documents, Jawa’s mischief began in January 2013. He controlled “a set of at least 19 eBay and 18 PayPal accounts … engaged in a scheme to defraud eBay buyers and eBay’s third-party parcel insurance company”.

    Investigating these fraudulent accounts, agents from the United States Postal Service’s Office of the Inspector General (USPS OIG) obtained search warrants to dig into the email addresses. These were hosted by 1&1 Mail and Media, a provider which lets users register multiple addresses under a single account.

    The agents found “numerous conversations where buyers reported to the seller that they had not received a purchased item, despite Postal Service tracking history showing the item had been delivered.”

    In the case of insured parcels, the seller would file a claim with eBay’s third-party insurance company, using the tracking history as evidence the Postal Service had lost the parcel – or it had been stolen. For uninsured parcels, the seller would use the tracking history to prove to eBay he had shipped the purchased item to the buyer, causing eBay to decide disputes in his favour.

    Other messages in those accounts contained Postal Service tracking numbers for parcels the seller had sent, supposedly using eBay-generated Postal Service shipping labels, but which the buyer claimed to have never received despite Postal Service tracking history showing the parcel had been delivered.

    Agents found irregularities comparing the destination addresses eBay provided to the Postal Service, with the addresses on the labels as seen by the Postal Service’s mail processing equipment.

    “A seller can then use this legitimate-looking tracking history to convince eBay, a buyer, or an insurance company that he sent the purchased item to the buyer, when he actually mailed an empty box to a random address in the same ZIP code to generate tracking history,” the agents said.

    Special Agent John Watson stated in his affidavit in support of the criminal complaint, that in his “training and experience, this kind of manipulation of a shipping label is a strong indication of fraud.”

    Identity theft
    A victim of this fraud scheme complained to the Postal Service about his missing parcel. His complaint eventually reached a USPS OIG special agent, who began looking into it as an incident of mail theft by a Postal Service employee.

    Corresponding with the seller via one of the 1&1 email addresses, the agent requested additional information about the missing parcel – doing so quite explicitly as a special agent, not suspecting any criminality on the part of the seller.

    Jawa, the seller, then requested the agent provide him with a copy of his credentials as verification of his identity, which the OIG agent did.

    Two days later after receiving this information, the FBI received a request using the special agent’s identity with a secondary email address registered to 1&1.

    This was for an account with Law Enforcement Online, a web portal which provides access to criminal intelligence and other highly privileged information for law enforcement officials. A day later, someone purporting to be the special agent phoned FBI tech support and successfully obtained a temporary username and password for that account.

    Using the @leo.gov email which came with the LEO account, Jawa then corresponded with several police forces requesting accounts be made for him on their internal services. Although he was only successful in one instance, he then exploited this access to obtain sensitive personal information on at least nine people, including the special agent.

    These nine subsequently had fraudulent eBay, PayPal, and other financial accounts opened using their identities.

    Jawa, who is an Indian national, was indicted by a federal grand jury on 13 August 2015. He faces a mandatory minimum of two years in prison and a maximum penalty of 20 years. He will be sentenced on 12 February 2016.

  • Hindus worldwide laud Singapore for allowing Thaipusam live music

    Hindus worldwide laud Singapore for allowing Thaipusam live music

    NEVADA (TIP): Worldwide Hindus have commended Singapore government for reportedly allowing live music at colorful Thaipusam Hindu street procession in January, for the first time in over four decades.

    Distinguished Hindu statesman Rajan Zed, in a statement in Nevada (USA) called it a step in the positive direction.

    The instruments reportedly allowed on this about three kilometers route; which begins at the Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple and ends at the Sri Thendayuthapani Temple on January 24; are the nadhaswaram clarinet, a barrel-shaped drum called the tavil, and the urumi melam or Indian drum. Ban has been reportedly in place since 1973.

    Zed, who is President of Universal Society of Hinduism, indicated that traditions of music and dance were important in Hinduism and these go back in history. Elements of musical theory were first found in ancient Sama-Veda, and by tradition, the dance was invented by Lord Shiva who first danced the cosmic tandava.

    Rajan Zed further said that Hindu community had made lot of contributions to the nation and society in Singapore and it was a nice gesture on the part of the government to allow live music in their religious procession. Zed also commended Singapore Hindu Endowments Board for their efforts in this regard.

  • Volume 9 Issue 48 | New York | DEC 04 | Newspaper E-Edition

    Volume 9 Issue 48 | New York | DEC 04 | Newspaper E-Edition

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  • Pakistan trained students to use social media for JuD, LeT Terror propaganda

    Pakistan trained students to use social media for JuD, LeT Terror propaganda

    WASHINGTON: Students of an elite military-run university in Pakistan have been trained to use social media sites in support of banned terrorist groups like LeT and JuD which have been protected and supported by the ISI, according to US national security sources.

    Less than a week after the US visit of Pakistan’s army chief General Raheel Sharif who met top officials of the Obama administration including Vice President Joe Biden, sources in the national security establishment here said they have fresh evidence of the ISI training people to engage in a social media war on behalf of these banned terror groups on Facebook and Twitter.

    Speaking on condition of anonymity, the sources shared a recently prepared document which provides such a link between the Pakistani establishment and those indulging in propaganda on social media for terror organisations like Lashkar-e-Tayaba (LeT) and its wing Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD).

    The document was prepared based on publicly available sources on the Internet.

    For instance, Malik Salman Javed, director of the recently formed Stratagem magazine is a graduate of the National Defence University’s (NDU) national security workshop.

    Javed, who on his website writes that he is a NDU-Pakistan alumni, has been posting pro-JuD content on Twitter for the past several years.

    “In addition to PKKH (Pakistan Ka Khuda Hafiz), Fortress and NDU, there is strong circumstantial evidence that at least some Stratagem members have a strong affinity for if not direct membership in Jamaat-ud-Dawa (JuD),” according to the US dossier, a part of which was seen by PTI.

    Notably PKKH, a strategic policy institute, has a history of collaboration with JuD since at least 2010 when PKKH launched “Mere Log” – a disaster relief operation to provide food and shelter to victims of that year’s deadly floods.

    “Mere Log” was conducted under the supervision of JuD and the Pakistan Army, the brief report said.

    In the first issue of Stratagem magazine, author M Zainulbedin Ameer used JuD’s Maulana Hamza as an example of people working to protect Islam.

    The dossier said that Ameer’s Facebook page also regularly features JuD propaganda that suggests he has a close affinity if not membership of the group.

    Now in existence for more than six months, Stratagem contents confirm to a right-wing Pakistani national ideology based in certain fundamental premises that “democracy is a failure” in Pakistan, India is “determined” to destroy Pakistan, its military is both faultless and invincible and that Pakistan and Islam are under attack from internal as well as external forces, the dossier said.

    Source: PTI

  • Donald Trump wants Terrorists’ Families to be Targeted

    Donald Trump wants Terrorists’ Families to be Targeted

    WASHINGTON (TIP): Donald J. Trump said Wednesday, December 2, that in the battle against the Islamic State, the families of terrorists should be targets, saying they were using their relatives “as shields.”

    “We’re fighting a very politically correct war,” Mr. Trump said, adding, “The other thing with the terrorists, you have to take out their families.”

    “They say they don’t care about their lives,” he added. “You have to take out their families.”

    “One of the problems that we have and one of the reasons we’re so ineffective is they’re trying to, they’re using them as shields,” the GOP front-runner told Fox News’ “Fox & Friends” program. He repeated the comments on other morning shows.

    “It’s a horrible thing. They’re using them as shields. But we’re fighting a very politically correct war.”

    But with the terrorists, said Trump, “you have to take out their families. They care about their lives, don’t kid yourself, but they say they don’t care about their lives. You have to take out their families.”

    The comments came while Trump was speaking about how if president, he would fight ISIS and “bomb the hell out of them.”

    “I would knock the hell out of ISIS,” said Trump. “I would hit them. I would hit them . . . so hard, like they’ve never been hit before.”

    And when it comes to civilian casualties, Trump said he’d do his “best, absolute best,” but as the families are being used as shields, they would have to be hit too.

    Trump said his policy has always been the same when it comes to fighting ISIS, but pointed out the confusion when it comes to fighting the terrorists.

    “We’re fighting ISIS and Assad (Syrian President) is fighting ISIS,” said Trump. “And Assad, let’s assume he’s a bad guy, because he is, but we’re backing rebels to fight Assad. Again, ISIS is fighting Assad. You got to pick who you’re fighting. I mean you can’t fight everybody. We’re going to be fighting everybody.”

    And with Turkey involved “and Turkey sort of likes ISIS more than they like [us],” he continued.

    “Russia does not like ISIS, and people are starting to find out. I mean in all fairness, [they] lost an airplane, blown out of the air. So Russia is not a fan of ISIS. Russia is bombing the hell out of them, starting to bomb them. I say ISIS is our number one threat. We can’t be fighting everybody at the same time. ISIS is our number one threat.”

    Meanwhile, Trump said, President Barack Obama doesn’t know what he’s doing when it comes to ISIS.

    “Every time he sends troops over, even if it’s a small number, like he’s sending another small number, he announced 50, last week, he has a press conference to inform everybody he’s sending troops and it’s like they have a target on their back,” said Trump.

    “If you do your job, do your job. Don’t talk about it…any good general, somebody that knows what he’s doing they don’t talk about where they’re sending their troops, how they’re sending their troops, these troops are meant to do this and not go into homes and take out people. You don’t do that. You send the troops quietly.”

    This means the troops “have targets on their heads,” and meanwhile, all Obama “is worried about is climate change. He thinks climate change is something that’s going to go kill us. And it’s not going to kill us at all. It’s not going to kill us.”

    Mr. Trump, who often calls himself the “most militaristic person there is,” has risen in polls recently amid fears of terrorism in the United States after the Nov. 13 attacks in Paris, which killed 130 people.

  • Indian American Group Express Support to Journalist VP Rajeena

    Indian American Group Express Support to Journalist VP Rajeena

    WASHINGTON: An Indian-American Muslim group has called for an internal but independent and transparent assessment by community leaders in India into claims by woman journalist VP Rajeena who recently described instances of alleged sexual abuse of children in a Madrasa.

    Ms Rajeena, who works for a Malayalam newspaper, posted on Facebook about her childhood experiences at a Madrasa, where an “ustad” (teacher) allegedly engaged in alleged sexual exploitation of children.

    “We support Rajeena’s right not only to speak up about past abuse but also warn the community about the potential for such abuse, that would victimize innocent children,” Umar Malick, president of Indian American Muslim Council (IAMC).

    In a statement, IAMC called for an internal but independent and transparent assessment by credible community leaders, leading up to an investigation by law enforcement in all instances where there are grounds to believe the law has been violated.

    “Unfortunately, instead of taking the journalist’s revelations with the seriousness they deserve, many Muslims questioned her motives or launched a harassment campaign online including threats and hateful remarks,” IAMC said.

  • US ‘terror’ arrests at the highest level since 9/11

    US ‘terror’ arrests at the highest level since 9/11

    WASHINGTON (TIP): As of right now, US authorities have arrested 56 people in 2015 on charges related to their attempts to join or aid the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) group, according to a new report from George Washington University.

    It’s the most terrorism-related arrests in a single year since the 9/11 attacks on the US.

    Why the high number? – “I think US prosecutors have got-ten a bit creative on their charges in some cases,” said Seamus Hughes, a former counterterrorism official with the US government and co-author of the report.

    “I think there’s a realization and a concern on law enforce-ment’s part to rightly try to prevent the next attack.”

    But ISIL’s online efforts have also been a big contributor to the uptick in arrests.

    “I think their use of social media has attracted more peo-ple than it has in the past,” said Hughes.

    Indeed, the majority of the people charged with aiding ISIL were between the ages of 18-26 years old, according to the report, a key demographic when it comes to social media. ISIL is particularly active on Twitter, the report found.

    According to Ambassador Alberto Fernandez, a former state department official who specializes in ISIL’s social media presence, the group produced 1,800 videos in the past year, 14,523 graphics, worked in nine languages and created 50 songs.

    Much of the message to Westerners is positive and less religious than its Arabic output. “The material in English is more superficial,” said Fernandez. “It’s fervent, incessant, but shallow.”

    The report also found that 86 percent of the Americans who join ISIL are male and 40 percent of them are converts to the Muslim faith. Their motives vary.

    Roughly half of those charged with an offence attempted to travel abroad or successfully left the US before they were caught, according to the report.

    Although there were ISIL-related arrests in 21 states, New York and Minnesota had the highest numbers.

  • France likely to close more than 150 mosques

    France likely to close more than 150 mosques

    PARIS (TIP): Leading Imam Hassan El Alaoui says “The whole issue is not about Muslims, but about terrorists. It’s an issue of security for everyone.”

    France is likely to close up to 160 mosques in the coming months as part of a nationwide police operation under the state of emergency which allows places of worship that promote radical views to be shut down, one of the country’s chief imams has said.

    In another news, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve told journalists on Wednesday, December 2, that three mosques had been closed over the past two weeks during the state of emergency – marking the first time France had taken such action against places of worship. On Wednesday, police shut down a suspected radical mosque east of Paris and arrested the owner of a revolver found in related raids as part of the crackdown, Cazeneuve said. Security officers also found “jihadist” documents in the raids at the mosque and related premises in Lagny-sur-Marne.

    The assets of Imam Mohamed Hammoumi, who ran the mosque and the cultural associations until he left to live in Egypt in 2014, were frozen in April, AFP reported. The other two mosques closed last week were in Gennevilliers, northwest of Paris, and in the southeastern city of Lyon, Cazeneuve added. France has so far raided 2,235 homes and buildings, taken 232 people into custody and confiscated 334 weapons, 34 of them war grade, the interior minister said.

    Following this, Hassan El Alaoui, who is in charge of nominating regional and local Muslim imams and mediating between the imams and prison officials, told Al Jazeera that more were set to be shut. “According to official figures and our discussions with the interior ministry, between 100 and 160 more mosques will be closed because they are run illegally without proper licenses, they preach hatred, or use takfiri speech,” he said.

    Takfiris are classified as Muslims who accuse others of the same faith of apostasy, an act which has become a sectarian slur. “This kind of speech shouldn’t even be allowed in Islamic countries, let alone secure countries like France,” El Alaoui, who became the first Muslim prison chaplain-general in 2005, said.

    The recent mosque closures, he added, were made under “a legal act that the authorities have” and must have happened because “of some illegal things that they found”.

    The imam also rejected those suspected of carrying out the suicide bomb and gun attacks, which left 130 people dead, as “terrorists”. Those terrorists are a bunch of thieves and drug dealers that wore religious clothing,” he said. “The whole issue is not about Muslims, but about terrorists. It’s an issue of security for everyone.”

     

  • Amitabh Bachchan becomes co-owner of Singapore team in IPTL

    Amitabh Bachchan becomes co-owner of Singapore team in IPTL

    NEW DELHI (TIP): Legendary Bollywood actor Amitabh Bachchan became a co-owner of the International Premier Tennis League (IPTL) team OUE Singapore Slammers.

    “One of the most well known faces and voices of global cinema, Amitabh Bachchan, announced today that he will be co-owner of the OUE Singapore Slammers alongside the local company UD Group who acquired the team earlier this year,” Singapore Slammers said in a statement.

    Bachchan will make a courtside appearance on December 20 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on the final day of the season. He will also be interacting with fans during the course of the day.

    The OUE Singapore Slammers, co-owned by the UD Group and Bachchan, are one of the five teams competing in the second edition of the IPTL. Singapore will host the final leg of the competition from December 18-20 to determine who will be the league champion for 2015.

    “My work schedule allows me to only be there for one day, but I’m confident the Singapore Slammers will be playing in the final. I’m also really looking forward to hanging out with members of our clan, the
    #SlammersNation. I’d like to invite my fans and tennis fans alike to come spend the day with me at the Singapore Indoor Stadium,” Bachchan said in a statement.

    Joining the OUE Singapore Slammers at the Singapore Indoor Stadium will be the UAE Royals, Indian Aces, Philippine Mavericks and Japan Warriors — the newest addition to the season — bringing 35 of the world’s top tennis stars into town for the three-day league climax.

  • After a long wait, 1971 victims’ kin find closure

    DHAKA (TIP): A framed black and white photograph of bodies lying in what looks like a swamp hangs in the living room of Shyamali Nasreen Choudhury’s single-storied house at Dhaka’s upscale Dhanmondi. It has been 44 years since that photograph was taken in December 1971. But every time Shyamali looks at it, her eyes grow moist and her voice breaks. One of the bodies is that of her husband, Abdul Alim Choudhury, a prominent ophthalmologist. Notorious Al-Badr militia had picked up the doctor on December 15, 1971, a day before Pakistani forces surrendered.

    The abduction was part of a systematic attempt to cripple the new nation (Bangladesh) even in its birth by killing Bengali intellectuals — lawyers, doctors, engineers, professors etc. The doctor was one of the estimated 200 intellectuals of Dhaka picked up on December 14 and 15 before being tortured and killed. Their bodies were dumped in the swamps of the city’s Rayerbazar area, where a memorial stands today.

    Like Shyamali, families of an estimated three million people killed, 25,000 women and girls raped, many of them held as sex slaves and the more tortured and maimed by Pakistani forces and their Bengali collaborators (Razakars), have waited for a long time for justice. (TNN)

  • BROOKLYN MAN, 23, DEAD IN SHOOTING AT DITMAS PARK APARTMENT BUILDING: COPS

    BROOKLYN MAN, 23, DEAD IN SHOOTING AT DITMAS PARK APARTMENT BUILDING: COPS

    BROOKLYN (TIP): A 33-year-old woman and her 44-year-old current boyfriend were rushed to Kings County Hospital, police sources and FDNY officials said. The boyfriend later died, according to police, while the woman was in stable condition.

    The shooter was taken to Brookdale University Hospital, where he was pronounced dead, sources said.

    “He was just very jealous,” said Judith Bristol, a friend of the targeted woman. “Lovers quarrel I guess. She broke up with him and he couldn’t accept it.”

  • Madhesi leaders submit 11-point demand to PM Oli to end stir

    KATHMANDU (TIP): Nepal’s Indian-origin Madhesi leaders on Monday submitted their 11-point demand to the goverment during their first meeting with Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to end the political logjam, but no breakthrough emerged from the tripartite talks attended by Opposition Nepali Congress.

    After the talks, the government and the Madhesis said there was no agreement but the talks were headed in positive direction and they have agreed to meet again on December 2.

    The government and opposition parties will sit for talks again ahead of the Wednesday meeting to forge a common stance on the demands presented by the Madhesi parties.

    During the meeting today “both the sides agreed to resolve the issues relating to the Madhesi parties through bilateral and trilateral dialogue,” said Oli’s press advisor Pramod Dahal. This was the first meeting between Oli and representatives of agitating Madhesi parties.

    Oli drew the attention of Madhesi leaders to the serious crisis facing the country due to the nearly three-month-long agitation by them near the border trading points with India. (PTI)

  • NATO to keep 12,000 troops in Afghanistan next year

    BRUSSELS (TIP): Nato will keep some 12,000 troops in Afghanistan for an extra year in 2016 to prevent the country again becoming a terrorist safe haven, alliance head Jens Stoltenberg said on Wednesday.

    Nato’s resolute support advice and training mission was supposed to end this year but Taliban battlefield successes, especially their recent brief capture of the northern city of Kunduz, prompted a radical re-think.

    “Today, Nato allies and Resolute Support operational partners have agreed to sustain the Resolute Support presence … during 2016,” Stoltenberg said after alliance foreign ministers endorsed the decision. “The mission … will continue to be kept under review and, if necessary, will be adjusted to ensure its effectiveness.” Troop numbers will be “12,000 approximately,” in line with current strength, he added.

    US-led Nato invaded Afghanistan in 2001 shortly after the 9/11 terror attacks to oust the Taliban from Kabul. US troop numbers peaked at around 90,000. The alliance ended combat operations at the end of 2014, leaving in place the Resolute Support mission. Taliban militants are still mounting attacks while the Islamic State is gaining a foothold in the country. (AFP)

  • Atif Aslam Dazzles Fans in the Hottest Music Concert of the Year Held in Chicago

    Atif Aslam Dazzles Fans in the Hottest Music Concert of the Year Held in Chicago

    CHICAGO, IL (TIP): Starz Entertainment, Sahil, and LA Tan presented “Atif Aslam Live in Concert in Chicago” on Friday -November 27th, 2015, at Sears Centre Arena, 5333 Prairie Stone Pkwy, Hoffman Estates, IL.Bhavesh Patel and Babu Patel of Sahil, Nick Patel and Mayur Patel of L A Tan, and Savi Singh of Starz Entertainment the heavyweights from the entertainment industry, conceptualized and executed the event with a touch of world class professionalism.

    The hip and happening Pakistani singing sensation, Atif Aslam, with several big hit under his belt, made his grand entry at 9:30 PM. The audience welcomed the star with huge applause, waving hands, mobile lights, and loud screams. With his boyish good looks, stylish personality, well maintained body, and attitude of a rock star, Atif Aslam proved to be a massive draw with the audience. The younger generation, especially girls among the audience, were captivated by his star appeal.

    Atif Aslam, supported by a state-of-the-art orchestra, leading musicians, and talented vocalists, performed live and mesmerized the music lovers with a fine mix of Rock, Pop, and Sufi songs. The glittering lights and thundering sound system not only provided foot-tapping experience tithe audience but also forced quite a few of them to get up and dance to the fast tunes.

    Faisal Niaz Tirmizi, Consul General of Pakistan, who graced the event, said that Atif Aslam is a versatile singer, songwriter, musician, dancer, and actor, and added that he kept the music enthusiasts, across the length and breadth of the Indian Subcontinent, under his captivating spell for over a decade.

    “The presence of a large number of people from India and Pakistan at the event proves that music, which has no boundaries, can play a powerful role in enriching people-to-people contact and improving bilateral relations between the two countries”, Tirmizi added.

    Atif Aslam kick started the sizzling evening with his hugely popular Bollywood debut track,”Wo lamhe wo baatein koi na jane”. He, then, moved on to, “Haal-e-Dil ko sukoon chahiye”,”Mahiya ve soniya”,followed by “Bheegi yaadein”, and “Tere Bin Nahi Lagda Dil Mera Dholna. Jaania”.

    Like always, Atif belted out a wave of soulful Bollywood chartbustersand regaled his fans. Some of the hit numbers performed by him included, “Kya hua tera wada, woh kasam woh iraada”. “Gulabi aankhen”, and “Jab koi baat bigad jaye”.

    Atif stole the thunder and captured the hearts of the young generation by singing,
    “Shining in the shade in sun like a pearl upon the ocean. Come and feel me.

    He picked up his guitar and played it while singing. He, then, gave his band a break. With just his piano, he sang a few hit numbers.

    Atif Aslam captured the hearts of his audience by establishing a live contact with them. He took selfies with them. He also tried to shake hands with as many members of the audience as possible.

    The audiences were literally blown away with the dazzling display of musical talent of Atif Aslam and the capabilities of his team. This not only proved to be a grand treat for the music enthusiasts but also made the event a big hit.

    Atif Aslam received huge admiration from the audience, who gave a big applause, almost after every rendition.

    Dancers of ARYA Dance Academy presented different genres of foot tapping dance performances. Gunjan Singh, a Chicago-based singer, entertained the audience by singing a number of hit songs including, “Chura liya hai tum ne jo dil ko”, “Monica o my Darling”. “Chittiya kalaiyan ve”, “Mai tanu samjha wa ki”, “Kitna maza aa raha hai”, etc. Her powerful vocals and energetic performance were appreciated by one and all.

    The event concluded with a standing ovation by the audience in appreciation of the extraordinary performance of Atif Aslam.

    Attended by over 5000 hard core fans of Atif Aslam, including some of them wearing t-shirts with Atif Aslam’s pictures, the event proved to be the hottest musical evening of Chicago.

    The Fans make these Concerts Happen and without their Love & Affection towards their favorite Artist there is no Concert, they are the main attraction as well” Said Savi Singh of Starz Entertainment.

    “Our commitment to entertain music lovers with the best of Bollywood and Lollywood music will continue unabated. We will bring many more high-end entertainment events of epic proportions to Chicago”, saidBhavesh, Babu, Nick, Mayur, and Savi Singh unanimously. They also thanked media for their support.

    “We are promoting our cultural, heritage and generously encourage young generation by giving a platform to Singers and Dancers” said by Nick Patel of LA Tan.

    The event was sponsored by leading organizations which include Star Mantra, Suga Builders, Vinak OM, Alpha flight, Shahi Nihari, Ary Digital and many more.

    Shalini Saxena compeered the proceedings of the event and added a professional touch to it.