Capacity Crowd Celebrates Community Service at Unity Dinner 2006

Under the theme of a celebration of community service, the Indo-American Community Federation’s “Unity Dinner 2006” united various ethnic communities in California, at a sold out gathering at the Newark-Fremont Hilton Hotel March 24.Scores of public officials attended, including Congressman Mike Honda, California Insurance Commissioner John Garamendi, State Assembly members Alberto Torrico and Johan Klehs, and Alameda county supervisors, Mayors, Council members and elected and appointed board members.

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The India House of Worship honored six women and two women’s groups, describing them as ‘unsung heroes ‘ at its 30th anniversary of working for the community in metropolitan Washington DC. The award citations were presented at a Surila Sugam Sangeet and dinner program organized as part of the celebration that drew 500 people. Deeti and Krushanu Majumdar also performed at the event,

Unity Dinner organizers extend invitation to public

Guests from all walks of life are invited to the sixth annual unity dinner 2007 in Fremont, an event devoted to bringing people of diverse backgrounds together for an evening of entertainment and socializing Sponsored by Jeevan Zutshi, chair of the Indo-American Community Federations, this year’s event , set for March 23, will feature Chinese folk dancing and martial arts, Mexican ballet Folklorico and semi-classical Kathak dance from India.

Celebrating Diversity: IACF Unity Dinner

Chinese, Filipino, Hispanic and Vietnamese community groups joined local city officials to celebrate the sixth annual Unity Dinner hosted by the Indo-American Community Federation in Fremont Calif

Sixth Unity Dinner a big draw

The Global Organization of Persons of Indian Origin-San Francisco Bay Area Joined hands with the Indo-American Community federation to host the annual Unity Dinner, a sold-out event held at Hilton Newark/Fremont

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A Personal tragedy for Jeevan Zutshi, founder of the indo-American Community Federations, turned into a talking point for the unity Dinner ’08 held at the Newark Fremont Hilton in California

Growing Influence, Big Plans Indo-American Group: A Dinner Friday Will Draw Big Names To Fremont.

Attorney General Bill Lockyer is scheduled to attend. So is state Sen. Liz Figueroa, and Assemblyman John Dutra, and Milpitas Mayor Henry Manayan. The high-powered guest list for a dinner Friday in the Fremont hills is an obvious sign that the Indo-American Community Federation is an organization with clout, even though most local residents have never heard of the non-profit group.

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Reflecting the growing recognition in Washington of the plight of Kashmiris Pandits influential democrat from Ohio and members of the India Caucus Sherrod Brown urged Home Minister L.K.Advani to consult the Kashmir Task Force (KTF) while resolving the “unfortunate situation”. In a letter to Advani last week, Brown noted the deteriorating condition of the Pandits, their forced exodus by terrorists trained outside India’s borders and decried the harsh living conditions in the make-shift camps set up for them.

Unity Dinner 2002

FREMONT — It’s a party of sorts and it’s celebrating the city of Fremont. “This community really is amazing,” said Unity Dinner 2002 organizer Jeevan Zutshi. “There has been no backlash whatsoever since Sept. 11 and I am proud of that. So we are celebrating the togetherness that this diverse community has demonstrated.” On Friday, Zutshi and his organization, the Indo-American Community Federation, are honoring the city of Fremont for that accomplishment.Unity Dinner 2002 is an evening of gourmet food, music and conversation celebrating the “tolerance, mutual respect and understanding” that is shown in Fremont among all communities, Zutshi said.

Unity Dinner 2005

As the name suggests, “Unity Dinner 2005” organized by the Indo-American Community Federation was all about bringing various ethnic communities in the San Francisco Bay Area together for one night to celebrate the amalgamation of diverse cultures that has become a unique symbol of this region. The sell-out event was held at the Newark-Fremont Hilton Jan 21, and is the fourth annual dinner organized by the IACF. As the night began, members from the Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Chinese, Filipino and Caucasian communities intermingled and sat together at tables exchanging views and ideas with close to 70 public officials also present at the occasion.