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16 DECEMBER 30, 2022

Indian EYE, RADIO ZINDAGI &

JEE PUNJABI launch new studios and

office in Long Island, New York

The media group, led by Sunil Hali, promises to provide a live facility for music, talk and

newsroom; top public officials and community leaders attend the opening of media lounge

OUR BUREAU
Long Island, NY
uesday, December 20, 2022,
will be recorded in history as
Ta red-letter day when Nassau
Country Executive declared it as the
INDIAN EYE DAY. Long Islanders
in New York celebrated the launch of
Radio Zindagi & JEE PUNJABI Stu-
dio and prestigious The Indian EYE
Newsweekly in Hicksville.
With top public officials in pres-
ence, including GOP Chairman Joe
Cairo, Nassau County Executive
Bruce Blakeman, Suffolk County
Deputy Executive John Kaiman, Dr.
Varun Jeph, Deputy Consul Gener-
al in New York, the promoters Sunil
Hali and Nilesh Dasondi and the en-
tire team announced the launch of
their media lounge in the most popu-
lar public place at the Kundan Galle-
ria in Hicksville.
More than 100 community lead-
ers attended the ribbon-cutting cere-
mony after the traditional prayers in
the new home of multiple media plat-
forms that are the voice and choice of
the community. Welcoming the group,
Mr. Blakeman presented the procla- AM has become the single-most fol- Indian EYE Newsweekly is a great CSR mandate towards community in
mation to promoters. Chairman Cai- lowed media in New York since it initiative and helps connect with India the past two decades.
ro congratulated the community on was launched in November 2019. The and Indian diaspora. With the weekly The media group, led by Sunil
their success and contributions to the broadcast station is a 10000 watt and growing in three formats -- print, dig- Hali, promises to provide a live fa-
growth of the region. Mr. Kaiman said covers NY, NJ & CT areas 24X7. ital and epaper -- the reach is growing cility for music, talk and newsroom.
he looks with County Executive team Community leaders including, leading across the US. The multiplier effect helps for a huge
to connect with community in Suffolk business owners greeted the initia- Every community leader, includ- reach through different yet integrat-
County to build economic and cultur- tive. Shudh Parkash Singh, who is at ing Mohinder Taneja, a veteran in ed media including fast growing JEE
al development. the frontline in every initiative in New public life among others, said Radio PUNJABI which serves the second
Dr. Varun Jeph from Indian Con- York and Indian diaspora in the US, Zindagi engages the diaspora through largest segment of Indian community.
sulate was beaming to see a strong said the opening of the new lounge was its quality content. They played big The facility is expected to be ful-
connect with the community through very timely as South Asians are enter- role during pandemic through live ly operational within a month. It also
prestigious media platforms offered ing in public life while mainstream is talk shows covering healthcare criti- integrates with national operations in
by the group especially when India is looking at diaspora as game changers. cal issues to inform on developments. New Jersey, California and Washing-
growing into a major global power. Dr. Nirmal Mattoo, who founded Radio Zindagi and the Indian EYE ton DC and global operations out of
Radio Zindagi on WBWD 540 India Chair at Stonybrook, said the have been in the forefront with strong India.

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