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South Asian women breaking barriers: Wendy Mehat

South Asian women breaking barriers: Wendy Mehat
As Officer in Charge, Wendy oversees policing, police response, community welfare initiatives, human resources, and more in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows cities. Amidst all this, she prioritizes the mental and physical well-being of her police officers, who see so much trauma all around them. 

South Asian women breaking barriers: Wendy Mehat

South Asian women breaking barriers: Niki Sharma

South Asian women breaking barriers: Niki Sharma
As Attorney General, Niki's core mandate focuses on ensuring the justice system functions equitably and fairly. She is also part of the Indigenous Justice Strategy, which works towards making the justice system fairer and better for the indigenous people.

South Asian women breaking barriers: Niki Sharma

South Asian women breaking barriers: Kam Raman

South Asian women breaking barriers: Kam Raman
Throughout her career, she has been recognized for her business acumen, communication, collaboration, and leadership abilities. But while these are significant achievements and accomplishments, Kam’s more profound reward stems from her ability and commitment to fostering a culture of diversity and inclusion for clients, employees, and the community.

South Asian women breaking barriers: Kam Raman

South Asian women breaking barriers: Hema Bhatt

South Asian women breaking barriers: Hema Bhatt
As Senior Vice President, Hema oversees the company's operations, human resources and finance portfolio. She's also transitioning to work only three days a week so her two daughters can engage more fully with different aspects of the business. Her husband has also recovered considerably in the last nine years and works from home. 

South Asian women breaking barriers: Hema Bhatt

In a first, Indian-American to serve as Assistant Secy of US Air Force

In a first, Indian-American to serve as Assistant Secy of US Air Force
Indian-American Ravi Chaudhary was confirmed by the US Senate as Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Energy, Installations, and the Environment by a bipartisan vote of 65-29. With this appointment, Minneapolis native Chaudhary becomes the first Indian-American to become part of one of the top civilian leadership positions in the Pentagon.

In a first, Indian-American to serve as Assistant Secy of US Air Force

Indian-origin teen wins $250K US science prize

Indian-origin teen wins $250K US science prize
Neel Moudgal, 17, was announced the winner of the Regeneron Science Talent competition on Tuesday. Ambika Grover, 17, was ranked sixth for an $80,000 award and Siddhu Pachipala, 18, placed ninth for a $50,000 prize. About 2,000 high school students competed in the Science Talent Search with 40 selected for the final round.

Indian-origin teen wins $250K US science prize