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About USINPAC: Achievements USINPAC has a lot to be proud of in just 10 years. Our accomplishments…
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Indian-Americans: Candidates supported by USINPAC Providing financial and infrastructure support to Indian-American candidates running for office at the Federal, State…
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Indian-Americans: Professions A large number of the Indian-American population is engaged in professions such as Information Technology, medicine, scientific research,…
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Indian-Americans: Education Levels The Indian-American community is one of the most highly educated groups in the United States. Almost 67%…
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Indian-Americans: Income Levels Due to their higher levels of education, Indian-Americans have also become one of the highest earning immigrant…
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Indian-Americans: Figures by Congressional District Figures by Congressional District Census 2000 Figures by Congressional District…
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Indian-Americans: Figures by State Census 2000 Census 2010 State Indian Americans Alabama 13,036 Alaska 1,218 Arizona 36,047 Arkansas…
Join: Why Join? Dear friend The U.S. India Political Action Committee (USINPAC) has been working to represent Indian-American interests…
About USINPAC: Our Leadership Executive Committee Sanjay Puri – Chairman and Founder Sanjay Puri is a recognized authority on…