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  • December 1 New York & Dallas Print Editions

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  • Dallas Sheriff Valdez to resign, run for governor

    Dallas Sheriff Valdez to resign, run for governor

    DALLAS (TIP): Dallas County Sheriff Lupe Valdez will resign her office, so she can challenge Greg Abbott in 2018, according to Dallas County Democratic Chair, Carol Donovan.

    Valdez has talked about the need for new leadership at the state level.

    She was even a featured speaker at the 2016 democratic national convention in Philadelphia.

    Donovan told WFAA that Valdez will resign effective next Friday Dec. 8. The deadline to file to be a candidate is December 11.

    Dallas County Sherriff’s office on Wednesday night said that Valdez has not submitted any official resignation paperwork and will make a final decision about her political future shortly.

    Valdez, 70, is in her fourth term as Dallas County Sheriff.

  • November 24 New York & Dallas Print Editions

    November 24 New York & Dallas Print Editions

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  • Sikh Community Presence at UN Day in Dallas

    Sikh Community Presence at UN Day in Dallas

    By Ek Ong Kaar Kaur Khalsa-Michaud

    DALLAS (TIP): On Tuesday, October 24th, several Sikh activists attended a luncheon hosted by the Dallas Chapter of the United Nations Association of the United States of America. The luncheon took place at the University of North Texas at Dallas College of Law and was held in honor of UN Day – October 24, 2017.The Sikh businesswoman, Shabnam Modgill, V.P. of FunAsia, presided at the event. She is a highly visible and successful Sikh businesswoman in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. She is the Board President for the UNA-USA Dallas Chapter and served as the host for the UN Day – Dallas program. (http://www.unausa.org/membership/directory/chapter/dallas)

    The theme of the Dallas Chapter United Nations Day was Global Goals Local Leaders.

    Ek Ong Kaar Kaur Khalsa and her husband, Dr. Patrick Michaud, and respected Sikh scholar Dr. Harbans Lal attended the luncheon, as well.

    Hugh T. Dugan was the keynote speaker for the event. Mr. Dugan currently teaches as a guest scholar at Seton Hall University’s School of Diplomacy and International Relations. (https://www.shu.edu/news/hugh-dugan-appointed-new-sharkey-scholar.cfm) He has served in the U.S. Department of State for 32 years, working at the United Nations under 11 different USA Ambassadors to the UN. Mr. Dugan’s speech focused on President Donald Trump’s interaction with the United Nations this last year, and how the media is not giving the full picture. From Mr. Dugan’s observations, President Trump did signal in many different ways his commitment to the UN and the USA’s continued involvement at the UN. In Mr. Dugan’s view, President Trump may look to redefine that relationship, but he is not abandoning it.

    W3Mr. Dugan’s speech offered a fascinating perspective about President Trump’s visit to the United Nations from someone who has been deeply involved in the United Nations for the last 30 years.

    Also, Mr. Dugan informed those in attendance that the President of the General Assembly for the UN, Slovak Minister of Foreign Affairs Miroslav Lajcák, would be touring the United States next year. The tour would begin with an address at Seton Hall University. The President of the General Assembly is interested in speaking at other universities in the country. Mr. Dugan offered that if any University was interested in hosting the UN President of the General Assembly, to contact him and let him know.

    The UNA Dallas Chapter also honored the work of 3 local leaders, who have progressed 3 of the UN’s Global Goals in the Dallas area. Taylor Toynes, founder and Executive Director of the non-profit For Oak Cliff, which focuses on student support and development; Vana Hammond, Chief of Community Relations and GrowSouth for the Office of Dallas Mayor Michael S. Rawlings – helping to promote economic growth in southern Dallas, and Ericsson North America’s Cotishea Anderson for embedding Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility into their business models. Almas Muscatwalla, the Founding Member of Faith Forward Dallas – Nonprofit Organization with 500+ connections is seen in front row left of the photo. ·

    The United Nations Day in Dallas also saw the launch of a new book published by UNA Dallas Board members, Norma Tevis Matthews and Bill (John W.) Matthews. The book details The History of the Dallas United Nations Association 1953-2015. The title of the book is Hope Over Fear. Norma and Bill, both of whom are past presidents of DUNA probed into many events that contributed to the long life and panorama of projects that were initiated in Texas as well as at the UNO Headquarters in New York. Dr. Harbans Lal added a chapter in the book detailing the history of the Sikh participation in the UNO and UNA activities.

    UNA-USA Dallas members David and Nelda Reid were the 2017 UN Day Event Co-Chairs. The program also included opening remarks from Derrick Morgan of the UNT College of Law; the reading of the UN Day Proclamation by Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins; and Tatiana Androsov, who introduced the keynote speaker, Hugh T. Dugan.

    https://www.xlibris.com/Bookstore/BookDetail.aspx?Book=742918

    Modified for the Blog from the Sikhnet.com with acknowledgment.

     

     

     

  • Biju Thomas Launches New Line of South Indian Spices

    Biju Thomas Launches New Line of South Indian Spices

    DALLAS (TIP): If you’ve eaten at one of Biju’s Little Curry Shop’s two locations, you know just how fresh and flavorful founder Biju Thomas’ cooking can be. Now, you can recreate that culinary magic in your own home kitchen using Thomas’ new line of South Indian spices.

    This month, Thomas released six varieties—Chili Lime Finishing Salt, Toasty Garam Masala, Vindaloo XX Blend, Madras Curry, Soup & Sambar X Hot, and Kerala Golden Turmeric— online, and at his two restaurants. (They’ll also be available at Whole Foods Market in the near future). But the spice line is simply Thomas’ first push into the retail realm: A collection of simmer sauces, as well as various snacks such as chips and roasted chickpeas, are on the way. All are rooted in the same bold flavors the chef is known for, and they’ll boast the same “clean-eating” ethos. The products are Paleo-diet friendly, vegan, and in the process of being Kosher certified.” I really put a lot of thought into this to make sure it’s good for people,” Thomas says.

    What really sets them apart, however, is the quality of the spices themselves. Thomas is sourcing from small farmers in his native Kerala and the surrounding region, often referred to as India’s spice coast. The spices are steam-sterilized rather than irradiated (which preserves the flavors), and then ground and blended in Boulder. As Thomas says, the spices are geared towards serious home cooks, while the simmer sauces and snacks will offer something quicker and more convenient for those with less time to spend in the kitchen.

    That’s not all: While Thomas pulled his two Whole Foods outposts of Biju’s Little Curry Shop, he will host frequent pop-ups at various Whole Foods locations in support of the retail line. He also has plans to franchise Biju’s in New Orleans, Dallas, San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington, D.C.

    Look for the spices, which retail at $7.99, at Biju’s Curry shop locations, online, and in Whole Foods Market very soon. The simmer sauces and snacks will roll out early next year.

  • November 17 New York & Dallas Print Editions

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  • Indian American Mitesh kumar Patel pleads guilty in Ahmedabad – based call center scam targeting US residents

    Indian American Mitesh kumar Patel pleads guilty in Ahmedabad – based call center scam targeting US residents

    DALLAS (TIP): Miteshkumar Patel and his accomplices impersonated officials from the IRS and US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) to threaten people of imprisonment if they did not pay them money. Indian American Miteshkumar Patel on Monday, November 13, pleaded guilty to money conspiracy charges in the multimillion dollar India-based call center scam targeting victims from the United States.

    Patel, 42, who was based in Willowbrook, Illinois, joined six other defendants who recently pleaded guilty to the same charges for their roles in liquidating and laundering victim payments generated through a massive telephone impersonation fraud and money laundering scheme, the Justice Department said in a statement. Patel became the last defendant who pleaded guilty in this case.

    The other six defendants are Sunny Joshi, 47, of Sugar Land, Texas; Jagdishkumar Chaudhari, 39, of Montgomery, Alabama; Rajesh Bhatt, 53, of Sugar Land; Raman Patel, 82, of Gilbert, Arizona; Praful Patel, 50, of Fort Myers, Florida and Jerry Norris, 47, of Oakland, California. Miteshkumar Patel and the first three were pleaded guilty to one count of money laundering conspiracy, while the other three pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit fraud and money laundering offenses.

    The pleas were entered before US District Court Judge David Hittner of the Southern District of Texas between September 22 and November 6, except for Raman Patel’s plea, which was entered before US District Court Judge Michelle Burns in the District of Arizona on November 6. All six men are in the federal custody since their arrests in October 2016 and will remain detained until their pending sentencing dates.

    Mitesh kumar Patel, along with his co-conspirators, perpetrated a complex scheme in which individuals from call centers located in Ahmedabad, impersonated officials from the IRS and US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and engaged in other telephone call scams, in a ruse designed to defraud victims located throughout the United States.

    The fraudsters used the information that they received from data brokers, and other sources and threatened targeted US victims of arrest, imprisonment, fines or deportation if they did not pay alleged amounts owed to the government. They instructed the victims how to provide payment, including by purchasing general purpose reloadable cards or wiring money. Upon payment, the call centers would immediately turn to a network of ‘runners’ based in the United States to liquidate and launder the fraudulently obtained funds.

    A total of 61 persons charged in this case and all the 24 defendants in the United States have pleaded guilty.

    Mitesh kumar Patel admitted to using a gas station he owned in Racine, Wisconsin to liquidate victim funds, and possessing and using equipment at his Illinois apartment to make fraudulent identification documents used by co-defendant runners in his crew to receive wire transfers directly from scam victims and make bank deposits in furtherance of the conspiracy.

    He is scheduled to be sentenced on March 7, 2018.

    (Source: DOJ)

  • th Professionals Volunteer at Annual BAPS Charities Health Fair in Dallas, TX

    th Professionals Volunteer at Annual BAPS Charities Health Fair in Dallas, TX

    DALLAS (TIP): Over 50 medical professionals were on hand as BAPS Charities hosted its 16th annual Health Fair on Saturday, November 4, 2017 in Dallas, TX. Professionals volunteered their services and came from varying backgrounds including dentists, nurses, physicians, pharmacists and specialists in the fields of cardiology, ophthalmology, pediatrics, gynecology, pain management, and psychiatry. With a long history of providing free and subsidized health services to the community, the health fair continued the tradition by offering a variety of screenings to community participants. Screenings included heart diseases, obesity, diabetes, lipid profile, eye, skin and dental issues, and osteoporosis. With the increasing cost of health care in this economy, health professionals educated over 380 attendees on various health topics and provided their expert advice on regular health checkups and other health related issues.

    “It was an excellent opportunity to learn more about maintaining my health and well-being,” said Krishna Teja, an attendee at the health fair, “it is important to be aware of the various risk factors that can affect my health; these doctors and specialists here today provided me with great advice on how to best improve my overall health.”

    The volunteers aiding in this charitable event expressed their gratitude in serving others. Priya Patel, a volunteer at BAPS Charities said, “I’m glad to be able to participate in BAPS Charities Health Fair because I think it is important to offer this opportunity for preventative screenings and lab diagnostics to those patients who don’t normally have access to these services. I’m grateful for the opportunity to participate in something that helps expand access to healthcare for those in the community”.

    Held at over 51 locations across North America, this Health Fair is an example of one of the many efforts made by BAPS Charities to give back to the community. Through these annual Health Fairs and other events such as Health Awareness Lectures, Food Drives and Walkathons, BAPS Charities constantly exemplifies the spirit of volunteerism and strives to serve the community, by improving the quality of life of individuals and families.

    For additional information on BAPS Charities and its international and local philanthropic activities, please visit www.bapscharities.org.

    About BAPS Charities

    BAPS Charities is a 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit international charity organization committed to sincerely serving the world by caring for individuals, families, and communities. It is affiliated with BAPS as an independent charity and social services arm. The 55,000 BAPS volunteers networked in over 3,300 centers around the world provide over 12 million volunteer-hours of service annually.

    Among social service charities, BAPS Charities is a well-respected and trusted name. It has amassed over 50 years of firsthand experience in initiating, managing, and sustaining 160 humanitarian operations throughout the world in such diverse fields as: medical services, environmental services, community services, tribal services, and disaster relief services.

    For additional information on BAPS Charities and its international and local philanthropic activities, please visit www.bapscharities.org.

    Contact:

    Media Coordinator Name: Viral Purohit Phone: 205-508-0847

    Email: dfw.media.dept@gmail.com BAPS North American Headquarters Phone: 732-777-1414 ex 140

    Email: media@na.baps.org

  • Festival of Lights celebrated with gusto at DFW Diwali Mela

    Festival of Lights celebrated with gusto at DFW Diwali Mela

    DALLAS (TIP): A mammoth gathering of enthusiastic Indian Americans to celebrate the festival of India– Diwali- must have hugely pleased the organizers- the DFW Indian Cultural Society who have been working hard to put in place an event which has made history. In the last 14 years, since Satish Gupta, the present President of DFW Indian Cultural Society moved the Diwali Mela out of his house where for years he has been celebrating the event with community, the mela has been growing in proportions. With every passing mela, the organizers learnt from their experience and over the years have perfected the art of organizing well such a massive event.

    The festivities began with lighting of the lamp by Acharya Sarveshananda and a brief speech by him. It was followed by Ram Leela.

    Satish Gupta, President of DFWICS thanked Board members, volunteers and the sponsors of the event.

    A nonstop l20 minute laser show and great fireworks sent waves of joy among the 30000 visitors to the mela.

    67 various dances were performed.  There was a car Raffle draw. The lucky winner was a lady who won a Toyota car in the raffle.

    The customary Ravana dahan (burning the effigy of Ravana) symbolizing victory of good over evil , then took place which was  followed by exquisite fireworks. A Bollywood entertainment segment is the sine qua non of any successful event in the US. The organizers made sure that the craze was well satisfied. The star entertainer was Rich Sharma, the charming singer from Bollywood. Richa Sharma ‘s musical troupe regaled the audience for the next three hours.

  • USICOC DFW Annual Gala Organized

    USICOC DFW Annual Gala Organized

    CARL ICE, PRESIDENT & CEO, BNSF made the keynote Speech. Ambassadors Sarna and Verma engaged in conversation

    DALLAS (TIP):  US India Chamber of Commerce DFW 18th Annual Awards Banquet was held on Thursday, November 2, 2017 at The Westin Dallas Park Central.

    The USICOC Annual Award Banquet celebrates excellence and accomplishments of individuals in the areas of entrepreneurship, industry leadership, education, community, and public service.

    The US India Chamber of Commerce DFW Annual Awards Banquet is a signature business event in Dallas featuring prominent keynote speakers such as Texas Governors, US Senators and Congressman, Government Officials from the US and India, as well as other prominent business leaders. Since the Chamber was inaugurated in 1999, this event has been hosted each year. Over the years, the Annual Awards Banquet has served as an opportunity to honor the achievements of prominent business leaders, industry leaders and community servants while also offering Chamber members and members of the business community an opportunity for fantastic networking. Today, the Chamber hosts over 500 people for this event annually.

    CARL ICE, PRESIDENT & CEO, BNSF made the keynote Speech.

    Navtej Sarna, India’s Ambassador to the US and Richard Verma, Former US Ambassador to India participated in a conversation.

    The gala was attended by a large number of members.

  • November 10 New York & Dallas Print Editions

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  • Texas starts oil shipments to India

    Texas starts oil shipments to India

    DALLAS (TIP): On August 16, India‘s Ambassador to United States Navtej Sarna handed over the papers of the first shipment of crude oil worth USD 100 million that will be imported from the U.S. to India to the Governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, giving a major boost to the world’s third-largest oil importer.

    The Indian Embassy in Washington tweeted images and video of the Sarna-Abbott meeting.  “Opening New Vistas in India, US co-opn Amb @NavtejSarna handing over pprs for 1st shipment of crude oil import to Texas,” the Embassy tweeted.

    In a tweet a day earlier, Texas Senator Ted Cruz said his state would provide crucial oil exports to India and serve as a reliable long-term supplier of energy. In a certificate issued to Ambassador Sarna, the Texas Governor said in the decades to come “this relationship will continue to be one of the world’s most significant” as the US and India work toward common goals of prosperity, strength and peace.

    “As a top exporter to India with over USD 2 billion annually in exports and as the nation’s leader in crude oil reserve and production, Texas looks forward to our growing relationship with India,” Abbott said.

    The shipments have already begun – starting sail from August 8 till August 14. It is expected to reach Odisha’s Paradip Port by the end of September.

    The development comes three days after U.S. President Donald Trump made a phone call to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to greet him on India’s 71st Independence Day.

    Over 6 million barrels of U.S. crude oil has been ordered in last one month by the Indian Oil Corporation Ltd. (IOCL) and the Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd. (BPCL).

    U.S. President Donald Trump had mentioned that his country looked forward to exporting more energy products to India, when Prime Minister Modi visited the United States in June.

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