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improving access to Quality health College Golf Team, which is ranked
care for people living in low resource no 1 in NCAA Div. 111 Athletics.
setting. Over past several years Malini has tremendous success in
Kalpana has focused her work with Golf. She won or placed top 5 in nu-
Long Island based organizations, merous tournaments locally as well a
serving as co-chair of the Board of nationally Since 7th grade Malini was
ERASE Racism, an advocacy orga- selected as part of the Syosset Girls
nization focused on fair housing and Varsity Team, she is winner of Sever-
equitable education for all residents al Golf Championships.
statewide Malini also serves as a Board
NEETA BHASIN is the Presi- member of the Children’s Hope
dent of ASB Communications, the Teen Chapter and helped raise funds
power of multicultural marketing for under privileged in Long Island.
company. ASB Communications is Malini acknowledged the award with
celebrating its 25th Anniversary this a video message. She was playing in a
Year. Neeta Bhasin has served the Golf Tournament in California.
Community through her TV shows, Senior Councilwoman Dorothy
NEETA BHASIN SHOW on social Goosby from Town of Hempstead
media since last two Years. She start- was all in praises for the efforts of
ed Event Guru Worldwide, the com- Indian American Forum and Indi-
pany that created history in 2013 by an American Community. She con-
conceptualizing and producing the gratulated all honorees and stressed
2nd biggest event after New Tear’s the importance of role women are
eyeball drop-in Times square> DI- playing in this world. Citations of
WALI at Times Square behalf of Nassau County Executive
BEENA KOTHARI having Bruce Blakeman, Nassau County
lived in Long Island for over 30 Legislator Ms. Rose Walker, Town of
years. Her association, interactions Hempstead Supervisor Don Clavin
contributions with Indian and Amer- and Town of Oyster Bay Supervisor
ican communities has been very ex- Joseph Saladino and Suffolk County
tensive, valuable, and memorable Executive Steve Vallone. Were pre-
and inclusive of all. She has several sented to all Honorees
accomplishments within various so- Among those present during
cial and cultural nonprofit leadership the event were Bobby Kumar Ka-
capacities. She firmly believes sin lotee, Founder of IAF and Chair
VASUDHAIVA KUTUMBAKAM of Nassau County Human Rights
meaning the world in ONE Family. Commissioner. Board of Trustees,
DR PREETI MEHTA is the Dr Azad Anand, Dr Urmilesh Arya,
founder of Digestive Disease Care, Dr Bhupendra Patel, Mr Mohinder
one of the Largest Gastroenterology Singh Taneja, Board members Beena
[ practices expanding from Queens Kothari, Bina Sabapathy, Jyoti Gupta
to Nassau and Suffolk, she is well ,Indu Gajwani Anu Gulati,, Roopam
renowned in the field of Gastroen- Maini, Chanbir Kaur Sethi, Rohini
terology and Hepatology. Charitable Singh, Anuj Rihal, Inesha Singh, Dr
work and giving back to the commu- Prachi Dua, Dr Pallavi Manvar Singh,
nities’ top priorities of Dr Mehta., Ratna Bhalla, Anju Sharma, Sanju
She supports Charities dedicated for Sharma Mr Sunny Thakkar , Jasbir
children and women education honored and historic function for the lages and services Jay Singh, Indu Gajwani, Bina Saba-
RAGINI SRIVASTAV Town township since its founding in 1784. MALINI RUDRA is a junior at pathy and Gala Chairperson Shammi
Clerk. Town of North Hempstead. Is Town Clerk Srivastava is proud of Williams College. She is 21 Years old, Singh, Volunteers, sponsors , Media
serving her first term as Town Clerk The Town of North Hempstead and graduated from Syosset High School, Partners and Many others helped
of Town of North Hempstead, a time the unique characteristics of our vil- she is Co-Captain of the Williams in making the event a grand success.

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