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World Affairs Luncheon: "US-India Relations"

When
Friday, September 06, 2013
11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Location
Salon Room, Hospitality Center, Southern New Hampshire University - 2500 N. River Road, Manchester, NH

Registration

India Association of NH Member – $20.00
Includes lunch, coffee and dessert
Non-member ticket – $25.00
Includes lunch, coffee & dessert
WACNH Member ticket – $20.00
Includes lunch, coffee & dessert

World Affairs Luncheon

Friday, September 6

Southern NH University

"US-India Relations"

Featuring Dnyaneshwar Mulay, Consul General of India to NY

ONLINE REGISTRATION CLOSED; TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR

Presented in partnership with the

India Association of New Hampshire

11:30 AM- Registration & Lunch
NOON- Program

Salon Rooms, Hospitality Center
Southern New Hampshire University
2500 N. River Road
Manchester NH 03106
Campus map; directions to SNHU

Tickets: $20/World Affairs Council or India Association Member
$25/Non-Member

Ticket includes program, Indian buffet lunch, coffee and dessert

Advance registration required online, via email or by phone: 603.314.7970

ABOUT CONSUL GENERAL MULAY

Ambassador Mulay took charge as Consul General of India in New York in June. Previously, he served as High Commissioner of India to the Maldives from April 2009 to March 2013, during which time he was credited with taking Indo-Maldivian relations to a new level and with steering it through a difficult transfer of power. A career diplomat of the Indian Foreign Service since 1983, he has served his country with distinction in Japan, Russia, Mauritius, Syria, and other international postings.

Mulay was born in Western India and completed his bachelor's degree at Shahaji Chhatrapati College at Kolhapur, followed by Master's Degree in Personnel Management from Mumbai University. He is also an award winning writer in Marathi and Hindi. He is especially interested in education, environment and socio-economic issues.

WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL OF NH
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council@wacnh.org - (603) 823-3408‬

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