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2 Indian Americans named White House Fellows
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Washington: Two Indian Americans, Padmini Pillai from Boston and Nalini Tata from New York, were appointed to the 2024-2025 class of White House...
Washington: Two Indian Americans, Padmini Pillai from Boston and Nalini Tata from New York, were appointed to the 2024-2025 class of White House Fellows on Thursday. In all, 15 exceptionally talented individuals from across the United States have been named to this prestigious programme.
Fellows spend a year working with senior White House staff, cabinet secretaries and other top-ranking administration officials and leave the administration equipped to serve as better leaders in their communities. While Tata is placed at the White House Office of Cabinet Affairs, Pillai is placed at the Social Security Administration, the White House said in a media release.
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