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SOME FACTS ABOUT INDIA, OUR NEIGHBOUR
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May I do a another correction...Every thing happened under the sun DOES NOT EXIST in GOOGLEretrospect said:
one of the latest CIMA President is SL born
The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) has elected its first Asian-born President. Aubrey Joachim, FCMA, was elected President at the 90th CIMA AGM held at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, on 6 June.
Aubrey Joachim was born in Sri Lanka
The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) has elected its first Asian-born President. Aubrey Joachim, FCMA, was elected President at the 90th CIMA AGM held at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre, London, on 6 June.
Aubrey Joachim was born in Sri Lanka
amila_90210 said:
i am sure we can spar all day dude
lets come up with some names rather
well i did not accuse anybody in particular to be myopic
so i wouldnt comment on that
amila_90210 said:May I do a another correction...Every thing happened under the sun DOES NOT EXIST in GOOGLE
agreed
retrospect said:
how old you were in 2002
have you forgotten pandemic of SARS( Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) with 774 deaths (a case-fatality rate of ~10%in 2002 and July 2003)
read
Malik Peiris
amila_90210 said:how old you were in 2002
have you forgotten pandemic of SARS( Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) with 774 deaths (a case-fatality rate of ~10%in 2002 and July 2003)
read
Malik Peiris
Yes man our very own guy was able to come up with the solution for SARS
and also remembered a guy who had made the camera/ telescope in the hubble space craft if i am right
he was from yatiyantota
hey there was another sri lankan in the noble prize winning team rem his name?
and by the way are you a matchmaker machchan, since you wanted my age
you ve mentioned prof Cyril?retrospect said:Yes man our very own guy was able to come up with the solution for SARS
and also remembered a guy who had made the camera/ telescope in the hubble space craft if i am right
he was from yatiyantota
hey there was another sri lankan in the noble prize winning team rem his name?
and by the way are you a matchmaker machchan, since you wanted my age
nope...not a match maker... just curious as so many ppl posting threads to promote India...
that's why
amila_90210 said:you ve mentioned prof Cyril?
nope...not a match maker... just curious as so many ppl posting threads to promote India...
Ha Ha man i am relieved you are not a MM
well the intention of the thread was to give info
and why would anyone promote india , well i wouldnt
i think they are doing a good business in promoting themselves
take a look at the TV stations and dramas buddy
so many dubbed ones
not a fan
Notable Indian Americans (left to right):
Bobby Jindal · Indra Nooyi · Vinod Khosla · Noureen Dewulf · Fareed Zakaria · Norah Jones · Kal Penn · Kalpana Chawla · M. Night Shyamalan
Total population 2,765,815[1]
0.9% of the U.S. population (2007)
Education (Indians in USA)
Indian Americans have the highest educational qualifications of all national origin groups in the United States. According to the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin, there are close to 35,000 Indian American doctors [14]. According to the 2000 census, about 64% of Indian Americans have attained a Bachelor's degree or more.[5](compared to 28% nationally, and 44% average for all Asian American groups). Almost 40% of all Indians have a master’s, doctorate or other professional degree, which is five times the national average. (Source: The Indian American Centre for Political Awareness.) These high levels of education have enabled Indian Americans to become a productive segment of the American population, with 72.3% participating in the U.S. work force, of which 57.7% are employed in managerial and professional specialties.[15]
Indian Americans have the highest educational qualifications of all national origin groups in the United States. According to the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin, there are close to 35,000 Indian American doctors [14]. According to the 2000 census, about 64% of Indian Americans have attained a Bachelor's degree or more.[5](compared to 28% nationally, and 44% average for all Asian American groups). Almost 40% of all Indians have a master’s, doctorate or other professional degree, which is five times the national average. (Source: The Indian American Centre for Political Awareness.) These high levels of education have enabled Indian Americans to become a productive segment of the American population, with 72.3% participating in the U.S. work force, of which 57.7% are employed in managerial and professional specialties.[15]
Economics (Indians in USA)
According to the 2000 U.S. Census, Indian American men had "the highest year-round, full-time median earnings ($51,094)", while Indian American women had a medium income of $35,173.[16] This phenomenon has been linked to the "brain drain" of the Indian intelligentsia from India (source: Journal of Political Economy - University of Chicago Press). Recently, however, there has been a drop in immigration of Indians from India to the United States. This is generally attributed to the improving economy of India. A large group of Indian Americans are presently second or third generation.
Indian Americans own 50% of all economy lodges and 35% of all hotels in the United States, which have a combined market value of almost $40 billion. (Source: Little India Magazine). In 2002, there were over 223,000 Asian Indian-owned firms in the U.S., employing more than 610,000 workers, and generating more than $88 billion in revenue.[17]
According to the 2000 U.S. Census, Indian American men had "the highest year-round, full-time median earnings ($51,094)", while Indian American women had a medium income of $35,173.[16] This phenomenon has been linked to the "brain drain" of the Indian intelligentsia from India (source: Journal of Political Economy - University of Chicago Press). Recently, however, there has been a drop in immigration of Indians from India to the United States. This is generally attributed to the improving economy of India. A large group of Indian Americans are presently second or third generation.
Indian Americans own 50% of all economy lodges and 35% of all hotels in the United States, which have a combined market value of almost $40 billion. (Source: Little India Magazine). In 2002, there were over 223,000 Asian Indian-owned firms in the U.S., employing more than 610,000 workers, and generating more than $88 billion in revenue.[17]
In 2007, Republican Congressman Bobby Jindal became the first United States Governor of Indian descent when he was overwhelmingly elected Governor of Louisiana.
nj542 said:ha ha...athula uncle....licking indian asses???
lolz...witch reminds me of smthing....
forum activities of those two users who's been licking indian asses while u were not here in amazingly quit these days since ur arrival....
Isn't it better than
trying to lick one's own...
and become a joke?
trying to lick one's own...
and become a joke?
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