Mr. George Abraham

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  "It is victory for the people of both nations who are embarking on forging even a stronger relationship in the years ahead' said George Abraham, its general secretary of INOC.
  
  "The agreement will pave the way for India to acquire latest in nuclear technology and fuel thereby assuring an energy future that is critical to India's fast growing economy.It will usher in a new era of cooperation and development," Abraham said.

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  5. George Abraham (National Coordinator, NRI-SAHI)
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  2. George Abraham, NRI-SAHI, Tel: 917-544-4137

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  George Abraham, CTO of United Nations Pension Fund based in New York did the welcome speech followed by Suresh Kumar CEO of NexAge Technologies USA Inc.
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  For More Information: George Abraham: 917-544-4137 (abraham@un.org),Boby Thomas: 516-316-9051(boby@erasystech.com) Bindu J. Mohan 732-494-4944, Vinson Palathingal 703-568-8070, Shilpa Mohan 203-302-9494, Antony Satyadas 781-953-0902, Jose George 914-282-0422, Justin Andrews 781-209-1013

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  George Abraham, Chief Technology Officer -Pension Funds, United Nations, Dr. Ajay Gondane, deputy consul general of India and Albert Chelladurai, president of New York Tamil Sangam, felicitated Sairam for the top honors.

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  George Abraham, an official of the United Nations and a leader of the Indian Christian Forum, spoke of the violence against Christians and the mute response from both the state as well as the central government in India.
  
  He urged the Christian groups in the United States to join hands, be proactive and work on a long-term strategy to respond to the issues that rattle the minorities in India.

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  For more information about Coalition Against Genocide, please contact Gautam Desai [urvigautam@hotmail.com], George Abraham [georgeabraham2003@yahoo.com] or Kaleem Kawaja [kaleemkawaja@hotmail.com].

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  Speaking to reporters here today, George Abraham, Chief Technology Officer, United Nations Pension Fund, and one of the

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  George Abraham

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  Indian national Overseas Congress (INOC) expects to see the relationship further strengthened under an Obama administration to new heights," said George Abraham, INOC general secretary.

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  Welcoming the result of the confidence vote, INOC General Secretary George Abraham said, the development would enable the "historic and forward-looking" Indo-American civilian nuclear deal, to move forward, providing an opportunity to take the strategic relationship between the two countries to new heights.
  
  "The immediate benefit of this vote would be that both countries could now move forward with the deal and that would allow India to avail the latest technology for nuclear power generation," said INOC President Surinder Malhotra, stressing that energy security is key to future development of India.
  
  The vote, he said, sends a clear message to the world that India is willing and ready to play a major role in shaping of future events.
  
  "INOC salutes those members of Parliament who voted for the treaty and those who placed national interest above personal or party politics," he added.

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