US Congress House Resolution 227 - Heaps Praise on IITs

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"The US House of Representatives has unanimously adopted a resolution which “honours the economic innovation attributable to graduates of the Indian Institutes of Technology”
'The Congressional resolution “recognises the valuable and significant contributions of Indian-Americans to American society, honours the economic innovation attributable to graduates of the Indian Institutes of Technology and urges all Americans to recognise the contributions of Indian-Americans and have a greater appreciation of the role Indian-Americans have played in helping to advance and enrich American society”.'

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US heaps praise on IITs
Aziz Haniffa in Washington, DC | May 20, 2005 23:34 IST
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US Congress heaps praise on IITs
April 28, 2005 12:15 IST
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