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NORTH AMERICAN Newsline FEBRUARY 24, 2023 | The Indian Eye 23
CARY BUSINESSWOMAN ANNOUNCES
CAMPAIGN FOR DISTRICT D
OUR BUREAU am an Indian immigrant who came to the Unit-
ed States to get a college education and begin my
Cary, NC
career in cybersecurity. My husband, Naresh Lu-
arika Bansal, a cybersecurity consultant, and nani, and I moved to Cary to raise our daughter
businesswoman, today announced her cam- and start a small retail business.”
Spaign for Cary Town Council District D.
“I am running for Town Council because we “Our hard work with determination perse-
must embrace Cary’s potential. We must include
more voices from the community so the town can vered and we built a great life in Cary. I
make strategic investments for future genera- want to make sure the same opportunity is
tions,” said Ms. Bansal.
The mother of a 14-year-old daughter, Aanya available to everyone who want to call Cary
Lunani, Ms. Bansal says her focus will be on public home,” said Ms. Bansal.
safety, smart growth, and investments in the town’s
future.
“We need to enhance our parks programs in- Ms. Bansal, 43, is a graduate of Fairleigh Dick-
cluding aquatics and tennis in western Cary,” said inson University. She is happily married to her
Ms. Bansal. husband Naresh Lunani.
“I know the importance of community ser- The couple are active in numerous civic and
vices. By providing access to essential services, community organizations including animal rescue
it will help improve the well-being of individuals support groups, Sankara Eye Foundation, We Win,
and families, build relationships, engage meaning- Pratham USA and Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
ful activities, and strengthen overall vitality of the Ms. Bansal, Mr. Lunani and Aanya Lunani are ac-
community.” tive in several temples and cultural organizations
“I’m proud to live the American dream. I in RTP.
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