“Our TEAMS Global”, a nonprofit founded by Tamil-speaking entrepreneurs, has launched a new branch in New Jersey, USA. The inauguration ceremony was illuminated by distinguished personalities including K. Lakshminarayanan, IT Minister of Puducherry, and SG Suryah, BJP State Secretary of Tamil Nadu as chief guests.

Our TEAMS Global aims to empower global communities, support businesses, and inspire current and future generations. At its core, the organization is dedicated to fostering an environment where members can share knowledge and wisdom to accelerate success. A key principle of Our TEAMS Global is ensuring that every member benefits. The organization envisions establishing chapters in every state of the USA and multiple countries worldwide.

In this regard, SG Suryah shared his experience in official X account and stated, “Delighted to be the Chief Guest at the #NewJersey Chapter Launch of “Our Teams Global” (a conglomerate of Indian IT Companies) along with #Puducherry IT Minister Thiru.@vakillakshmi. In the program, I delivered a Speech on #DigitalIndia Revolution by PM @narendramodi in India.”

Delighted to be the Chief Guest at the #NewJersey Chapter Launch of “Our Teams Global”(a conglomerate of Indian IT Companies) along with #Puducherry IT Minister Thiru.@vakillakshmi. In the program, I delivered a Speech on #DigitalIndia Revolution by PM @narendramodi in India.… pic.twitter.com/s45axImQC2

— Dr.SG Suryah (@SuryahSG) July 15, 2024

During his address, SG Suryah commended the organization, highlighting its importance in supporting businesses and aiding individuals away from their homeland. He underscored India’s transformation into a global leader, emphasizing the impact of initiatives like Digital India, which significantly increased per capita data consumption. Suryah also noted the growth in startup registrations—from 364 before the Startup India scheme to 86,000 today—illustrating India’s dynamic learning and evolving stance, ready to embrace innovative ideas.

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An Indian couple was found dead at their residence in the United States after neighbours saw their four-year-old daughter crying alone on the balcony of their house. The police are investigating the incident.

The corpses of Balaji Bharat Rudrawar and his wife Arati Balaji Rudrawar were found at their 21 Garden Terrace apartment in the Riverview Gardens complex of North Arlington borough in New Jersey which has just over 15,000 residents.

The husband appeared to have stabbed and sliced his wife in the abdomen as she unsuccessfully tried to fight him off in their living room, a US media report said.

“The bodies were found on Wednesday after neighbours saw my granddaughter crying in the balcony and informed the local police who then entered the house,” Balaji’s father Bharat Rudrawar told presspersons.

He also said that his daughter-in-law was pregnant and did not suspect any foul play. “I am not aware of any possible motive. They were a happy family and had lovely neighbours”, he said.

The couple’s daughter is with a friend of her father.

Balaji Rudrawar, an IT professional from Ambajogai in Maharashtra’s Beed district had moved with his wife to the US in August 2015 after they got married in December 2014. Balaji worked in a well-known Indian infotech company and his wife was a home-maker.

This is a second suicide-murder in recent days, that involved a child. On Saturday, a convicted sex offender died by suicide Saturday following an hours-long SWAT standoff at his home. Before killing himself, he had killed his former wife in front of their 5-year-old daughter.

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