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Its at the U.S. Consulate in Hyderabad. The Consulate community led by Consul General Katherine Hadda observed handloom day by wearing colorful handloom weaves to work. When we embrace the beautiful colors of handloom we help women and men weavers to support their families and build a better future.

Tests and scores are important when applying to colleges, but most U.S. schools look at the student as a whole.

U.S. Schools Look at the Student as a Whole, Not Just Test Scores. What are the payoffs of getting an education in the United States? Watch this EducationUSA Interactive program from December 11 with a panel including former...

A 14-year-old Indian-American is “America's Top Young Scientist!” Sahil Doshi from Pittsburg won the award at the Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge 2014 for his design of an eco-friendly device that seeks to reduce a carbon footprint while offering power for household usage. Inspiring to see young minds innovate for social good! Click LIKE to congratulate Sahil and SHARE his success story with your friends

he Diwali lights are up and now we have Diwali rangoli as well! Check out the creative side of the staff at the U.S. Consulate Mumbai. We've decorated our office space with these rangoli designs. How have you decorated your home or office? Send us a picture in the COMMENTS section below.

What do Ranbir Kapoor, Barkha Dutt, Raghuram Rajan, and Ratan tata have in common? They are all alumni of American universities! Did you know that over 100,000 Indian students are currently studying in the United States? All through November as we are celebrating Education Month! Stay tuned to our page for information on studying in the U.S., special features on famous India alumni from U.S. universities, student visa tips, statistics, testimonials, and more! Click LIKE if you or someone you know wants to study in the U.S.! What do you want to know about higher education in the U.S.? Tell us in the COMMENTS below.

Congratulations, Sundar Pichai! This India-born techie was recently made the Google Product Chief, the second-most influential person at the company after the CEO. Pichai earned his MBA in the United States. Can you name the U.S. university he studied at? Hint: It is the same university from which Indian industrialist Anil Ambani earned his MBA. — with Baijnath Agiwal and Rosa Marcela Agiwal.

B***e B***e! Can you do the Bhangra? Hundreds of students at U.S. universities dedicate their time every week to learning the north Indian folk dance! Dozens of college bhangra teams exist in the U.S. today and many compete in intense inter-collegiate competitions. Click LIKE if you enjoy dancing! What other Indian dance would you recommend students to learn? Garba? Bollywood? Bharatanatyam? Tell us in the COMMENTS below! — with Baijnath Agiwal and Rosa Marcela Agiwal.

Do you work in the non-profit or social sector? Check out this fully funded fellowship in the U.S. for young civil society leaders from India and across the world. The Emerging Global Leaders Initiative – Atlas Corps Fellowship is a 6-18 month program that aims to address critical social issues by developing leaders, strengthening organizations, and promoting innovation. Visit http://apply.atlascorps.org/ to learn more and apply. Click LIKE if you would like to know about more such opportunities. Do you know anyone who would benefit from this fellowship? SHARE this post with them!

Tune into http://goo.gl/iPcx5 at 7:00pm to watch deliver remarks on U.S.- relations live from New Delhi!

Secretary Kerry is in India June 23-25, continuing a long tradition of diplomatic engagement between the United States and India.

Thirteen year old Shubham Banerjee is one of the youngest entrepreneurs to get venture capital funding! The Indian-origin 8th grader from California won funding from Intel Capital to develop a low-cost Braille printer for blind people. The printer design began as a project for a school science fair and made its way to an Intel conference. Click LIKE to congratulate this young innovator! If you had to come up with an invention to help people, what would it be? Tell us in the COMMENTS below

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Today we feature an exceptional American entrepreneur who celebrated his 30th birthday on 14 May. He is the co-founder of one of the most popular social networks in the world. This picture from 2010 is of him dancing at a friend’s Indian wedding! Can you guess who he is? Click LIKE if you know the answer and tell us in the COMMENTS below.