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Press
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Recent articles about AID in the media ...
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"...decide to try the last address... AID
India. How I wish I had gone there first ... AID
is providing relief to the very remote coastal
villages that few have reached ." -- Manjeet
Kriplani, chief of BusinessWeek's India Bureau
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"Serving the nation Cometh the hour, cometh the
man. U.S.-educated engineers like Balaji Sampath,
and their calling in development work in their
homeland." -- Sudhish Kamath, The Hindu
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Are NRIs Non-Returning Indians? --
Chidanand Rajghatta, Times of India.
"Swades is inspired in part by a Maryland-based
Association of India's Development (AID) effort
that saw two of their 'jeevansaathis' - Aravinda
Pillalamarri and Ravi Kuchimanchi... work on
micro-hydel project in Bilgaon. Director Ashutosh
Gowariker visited their project and acknowledges
them in the credits."
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“AID believes that all of India's big problems
-- poverty, illiteracy, unemployment et al -- are
inter-linked. ……This holistic approach has spawned
the idea of seed villages... --- Madhuri
Baldwa Bhat, Education Times of India
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More articles about
AID
Latest Press Releases
Awards/Recognition for AID
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In 1997, AID received the International History Week
Humanitarian Leadership Award. [more]
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AID is one of the highest rated charities (4-star
rating) by Charity Navigator.[more]
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In 2003 AID was felicitated at the Vishwasetu
Conference
AID has been featured in various
newspapers/magazines/Online Portals.
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VIEWPOINT: Dow now responsible for Bhopal, Daily
Texan, December 07th 2004
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Student vigil commemorates 20th anniversary of
disaster. Group pushes for awareness of Bhopal,
India chemical leak, Idsnews.com, December 07th 2004
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In Vellore, a greening of the hills, The Hindu,
December 14th 2004
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Are NRIs Non-Returning Indians? Times of India,
December 19th 2004
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Remembering Bhopal, Atlanta Diary, December 21, 2004
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Serving the nation, The Hindu, Jan 03rd 2005
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Ludhiana youth fires an Olympic first.
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City man held Olympic torch at Switzerland [more]
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Painting marks India's I-Day at Carnegie Mellon
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AID appeals for donations to flood relief efforts
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Inter-linking of rivers will harm India, AID meet told
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- Magsaysay Award Winner Seeks Review of National
Water Policy by a Staff Reporter [more]
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Locally Conceived, Globally Supported with the
following hyperlink.
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US Group Protests Beating of Magsaysay Winner in Varanasi
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Pandit Shivkumar Sharma performs at AlD concert
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US Indian Leaders Condemn Bombings[more]
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People's rights should not be sacrificed in the name of
development’ Human rights groups call for
rehabilitation of those displaced by Narmada dam
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Activist Helps Build Check Dams to Empower Gujarat Tribals
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Don’t let temple and mosque hog your attention, Narmada activist tells secular forces
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Standing ovation to Medha Patkar
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Activist Medha Patkar Calls for More Humanity in World
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AID 5th Annual Conference Volunteers for development
find mutual encouragement, as well as learning,
during the three-day event in Pittsburgh.
[more]
- Greenpeace/Bhopal
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Bhopal Activists Demand that Delhi Ask for Clean-Up
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Narmada activists hold protest rally in U.S.
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Narmada supporters join thousands of protesters
against destructive World Bank/IMF policies
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New Directions in Development: AID's Third Annual
Conference – June, 2000 [more]
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AID sets up relief fund: appeals for contributions
for Assam and Bihar efforts – July 2004
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Demonstration at the Indian Embassy in Washington,
D.C. on Indian Government Inaction in Bhopal -
WASHINGTON, D.C., 21 JUNE, 2004
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NATIONWIDE PROTESTS DEMAND THAT THE INDIAN
GOVERNMENT SAY "YES" TO A CLEANUP IN BHOPAL to a
cleanup in Bhopal - June 15, 2004
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AID’s sixth annual conference: water, labor
rights and other people’s movements discussed
– May 29th – 31st 2004
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350 Give Standing Ovation to Medha Patkar in Silicon Valley
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Indian Dam Decision Threatens Indigenous People;
Supreme Court Orders Ignored - May 14, 2003
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Award-winning photojournalist to exhibit work on
rural women in India - 26th March 2003
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AID volunteers strongly condemn attack on kashmiri
pundits - March 24, 2003
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Association for India's Development (AID) launches
online fund-raiser - December 8, 2002
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AID statement on the attack on Akshardham Temple in
Gandhinagar, Gujarat - September 24, 2002
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Progressive groups call for peace and communal
harmony; several hundred expected to join worldwide
fast and condemn violence and government inaction -
March 6, 2002
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Statement by AID Bay Area volunteers related to Sept
11's terrorist incidents in New York, Washington and
Pennsylvania - Sept 21, 2001
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Association for India's Development
(AID)'s 10th Anniversary Conference brings focus
on real development issues in India, and
highlights potential role of the Indian community
in the US - May 31, 2001
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AID chapters across the world raise over us$ 185,000
for grassroots groups: quake relief to continue into
long-term efforts - February 8, 2001
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Gujarat Earthquake Relief: Association for India's
Development (AID) Sets Up Special Fund and Appeals
for Immediate Assistance
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"Supreme Court verdict on Narmada fails to deliver
justice: We stand in solidarity with the Andolan" A
message of solidarity from the Bay Area chapter of
AID - October 31, 2000.
[more]
Awards/Recognition for AID's partners and supported programs
- Arogya Iyyakkam program of Tamil Nadu
Science Forum recognized as one of the 10 best
health programs in the world by UNICEF (2002-3)
- ANANDI was recognized by TIME magazine as "Asian Heroes" [more]
- GREEN Foundation bags UNDP's Equator Prize.
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Anil and Madhu, engineers who designed Bilgaon
microhydel project,
received MIT's Global IndUS
Technovator Award (2003)
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- The 'Ship of Hope' team comprising of grassroots
boat builders,
volunteers from the Centre for
North East Studies (CNES, Delhi), as well as
volunteers from the AID NorthEast Cell; were one of
20 finalists chosen out of 1500 contestants to
receive a grant of $20,000 as part of the
Development Marketplace grant awards.
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