Honored and humbled to be featured in this USA TODAY article. Grateful to patients, colleagues, mentors, and organizations who have made this journey possible.
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RIP Congressman David Scott. He made history as the first African American to chair the House Agriculture Committee, leaving behind a legacy of leadership, resilience, and commitment to community. #davidscott#PublicService#CommunityLeadership
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Autism is not about “fixing” a child—it’s about respecting, including, and valuing every child with dignity. This April, let’s move beyond awareness to true acceptance and humanity.#AutismAcceptance#AutismInclusion#Neurodiversity#InclusionMatters
The Consulate, in collaboration with various stakeholders, observed Autism Acceptance Day with warmth, reflection, and a strong message of inclusion and awareness.
The event began on a high note with inspiring cultural performances by talented children of WOW- Wonders of World Foundation, including a beautiful act depicting the Ramayana, which left the audience deeply moved.
The Consul General, in his remarks, appreciated the unique strengths and perspectives that children with autism bring to our world. He emphasized that every child has a special gift, and it is our collective responsibility to nurture an environment where these gifts can shine with dignity and confidence.
Keynote Speaker Dr. Indran B. Indrakrishnan, M.D. delivered an insightful address on “Autism and Humanity – Building a World that Understands,” highlighting the importance of empathy, awareness, and acceptance in creating an inclusive society. Distinguished guest speakers, including Sen. Drew Echols, Brian Strickland, Dr. Geshe Lobsang Tenzin Negi (Emory University), and Prof. Gordon Ramsay, shared their experiences and reaffirmed their commitment to advocacy and support for individuals with autism.
The Consulate, in collaboration with various stakeholders, observed Autism Acceptance Day with warmth, reflection, and a strong message of inclusion and awareness.
The event began on a high note with inspiring cultural performances by talented children of WOW- Wonders of World Foundation, including a beautiful act depicting the Ramayana, which left the audience deeply moved.
The Consul General, in his remarks, appreciated the unique strengths and perspectives that children with autism bring to our world. He emphasized that every child has a special gift, and it is our collective responsibility to nurture an environment where these gifts can shine with dignity and confidence.
Keynote Speaker Dr. Indran B. Indrakrishnan, M.D. delivered an insightful address on “Autism and Humanity – Building a World that Understands,” highlighting the importance of empathy, awareness, and acceptance in creating an inclusive society. Distinguished guest speakers, including Sen. Drew Echols, Brian Strickland, Dr. Geshe Lobsang Tenzin Negi (Emory University), and Prof. Gordon Ramsay, shared their experiences and reaffirmed their commitment to advocacy and support for individuals with autism.
Morning Moon! While most of us are just starting the day, the Orion Spacecraft sent by NASA yesterday is already on a 10-day journey around it — first crewed mission in 50+ years. Small steps here… giant leaps up there . A good reminder — progress doesn’t always make noise!
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Honored to address the @GASenate on cancer awareness highlighting how screening access and early detection can save lives. Grateful to @Nabilah_Parkes for the introduction and @LtGovJonesGA for the opportunity.
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Grateful to the Georgia Board of Health Care Workforce for highlighting cancer awareness and prevention across Georgia. Honored to be part of this important work. #CancerAwareness#GeorgiaHealthcare
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It is an honor to be recognized by Congressman Richard McCormick — even more special when that recognition comes from a fellow physician. He quipped that he is usually on the receiving end, but happily reversed roles this time!
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Away Professional Moments -“ Atlanta Winter” - Temperature is 73! It was not just me alone in the riparian path in our backyard- fish, ducks, and beautiful weather made it feel like spring! #WorkLife#NatureLovers
My message to the participants of the 2025 IACA beauty pageant as I crowned the winners: "This contest is not just about visible beauty, but about kindness, confidence, character, strength , intelligence & individuality -the qualities that truly define each of the contestants".