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    NORTH AMERICAN Newsline                                                  JUNE 27, 2025     |  The Indian Eye 32

              Indian American PAC of Greater Houston Hosts

            Reception for Congressman Suhas Subramanyam

                Mr. Rick Pal welcoming U.S. Congressman Suhas Subramanyam and the Attendees  Mike Doyle, Chair of the Harris County Democratic Party ( center) attending the reception

            NEERAJ DHAR
            Houston, TX
                   n  June  14,  2025,  the  Indian
                   American PAC of Greater
            OHouston hosted a special
            reception honoring U.S. Represen-
            tative Suhas Subramanyam, a native
            Houstonian currently serving Virgin-
            ia’s 10th Congressional District. The
            event took place Friday evening, June
            14,  at  the  private  office  and  ware-
            house of Rick Pal, a Houston-based
            entrepreneur and philanthropist.
                Approximately 35 guests—in-
            cluding professionals,  local  leaders,
            and political advocates—attended the
            event, which offered an opportunity
            for direct engagement with the Con-
            gressman in an informal, welcoming                       Group Photo of attendees along with U.S. Congressman Suhas Subramanyam
            setting. Also in attendance was Mike
            Doyle, Chair of the Harris County   cused on real solutions. ”      advisor during the Obama administra-  engaging Q&A session, photo op-
            Democratic Party. The evening fea-    Dr. Purushottam Sahoo, Pres-  tion and his current work in Congress.   portunities, and a private dinner with
            tured refreshments and conversation,   ident of the Indian American PAC,  He spoke about bridging partisan di-  Congressman Subramanyam and key
            with a focus on civic dialogue and   thanked guests for their participation  vides, protecting youth online, and   Indian American PAC supporters and
            community priorities.             and reiterated the organization’s mis-  expanding access to mental health   community leaders.
                Rick Pal, who graciously hosted   sion  to promote political  awareness  care. “I carry Houston with me every   Founded,  in  1996,  the  Indian
            the reception, welcomed attendees   and advocacy among Indian Amer-  day in Congress,” said Congressman   American political action committee (
            and opened the program by highlight-  icans. He noted the growing engage-  Subramanyam. “This city taught me   Indian American PAC) Is a nonprofit,
            ing Congressman Subramanyam’s     ment of young volunteers, several of  the values of hard work, empathy,   non-partisan organization, dedicated
            impactful leadership and biparti-  whom supported event logistics and  and service—and those are the values   to building political awareness and
            san approach. “It’s an honor to host   outreach.                    I bring to every policy decision. I’m   advocacy within the Indian American
            Congressman  Subramanyam  here        Congressman Subramanyam re-   honored to return home and connect   Community..Through events, forums
            in Houston,” said Rick Pal. “His val-  flected  on  his  Houston  upbringing  with a community that helped shape   and public policy initiatives, the PAC
            ues reflect the kind of leadership we   and his journey into public service,  who I am.”              helps amplify the communities voice
            need—principled, inclusive, and fo-  including his role as a White House   The evening concluded with an   at the local state and national levels.

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