Atlanta sources have stated that last month, it was asked Indian and American teens to submit an essay on the topic, ‘Growing up Indian in America’ and they had a total of 15 submissions and had seven in the senior age group 16-18 years and eight in the junior group 13-15 years.
Ananya Ghose who was 16 years has written that the determination and effectiveness of our community to pass on this rich and radiant culture to younger generations puts us in the forefront. As Mahatma Gandhi once has said a nation’s culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people.
Nearly five judges were invited and Navami Naik works as Lead, Global Partnerships with the American Cancer Society, she has been working in non-profit management for the past 10 years. Prior to this, she worked as a journalist with The Times of India, where she primarily covered issues related to health and education and she holds a Master’s degree in Social Service from Bryn Mawr College in Pennsylvania, USA and has trained as a journalist in the United Kingdom.
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