Pushkal Shivam, one of the Youth Journalism International reporters in Mumbai, India, recently attended a forum leading up to U.S. President Barack Obama’s visit to his country. He wrote the story below, and took the accompanying photo of Indian panelist Rishab Shah, a second year student in economics and commerce. By Pushkal ShivamReporterYouth Journalism InternationalMUMBAI, India – Before American President Barack Obama set foot on Indian soil, youth of India met here with their American counterparts to discuss issues ranging from climate change and terrorism to education and jobs.The Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations, a Mumbai-based think tank, organized a panel discussion that included three Indian and three American youths.American panelist Russell Mason, who works with the Mahindra Group, said that through the use of technology, American knowledge and resources can act … Read entire article »

Pushkal Shivam, one of the Youth Journalism International reporters in Mumbai, India, recently attended a forum leading up to U.S. President Barack Obama’s visit to his country. He wrote the story below, and took the accompanying photo of Indian panelist Rishab Shah, a second year student in economics and commerce. By Pushkal ShivamReporterYouth Journalism InternationalMUMBAI, India – Before American President Barack Obama set foot on Indian soil, youth of India met here with their American counterparts to discuss issues ranging from climate change and terrorism to education and jobs.The Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations, a Mumbai-based think tank, organized a panel discussion that included three Indian and three American youths.American panelist Russell Mason, who works with the Mahindra Group, said that through the use of technology, American knowledge and resources can act … Read entire article »

Pushkal Shivam, one of the Youth Journalism International reporters in Mumbai, India, recently attended a forum leading up to U.S. President Barack Obama’s visit to his country. He wrote the story below, and took the accompanying photo of Indian panelist Rishab Shah, a second year student in economics and commerce. By Pushkal ShivamReporterYouth Journalism InternationalMUMBAI, India – Before American President Barack Obama set foot on Indian soil, youth of India met here with their American counterparts to discuss issues ranging from climate change and terrorism to education and jobs.The Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations, a Mumbai-based think tank, organized a panel discussion that included three Indian and three American youths.American panelist Russell Mason, who works with the Mahindra Group, said that through the use of technology, American knowledge and resources can act … Read entire article »

Pushkal Shivam, one of the Youth Journalism International reporters in Mumbai, India, recently attended a forum leading up to U.S. President Barack Obama’s visit to his country. He wrote the story below, and took the accompanying photo of Indian panelist Rishab Shah, a second year student in economics and commerce. By Pushkal ShivamReporterYouth Journalism InternationalMUMBAI, India – Before American President Barack Obama set foot on Indian soil, youth of India met here with their American counterparts to discuss issues ranging from climate change and terrorism to education and jobs.The Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations, a Mumbai-based think tank, organized a panel discussion that included three Indian and three American youths.American panelist Russell Mason, who works with the Mahindra Group, said that through the use of technology, American knowledge and resources can act … Read entire article »

Pushkal Shivam, one of the Youth Journalism International reporters in Mumbai, India, recently attended a forum leading up to U.S. President Barack Obama’s visit to his country. He wrote the story below, and took the accompanying photo of Indian panelist Rishab Shah, a second year student in economics and commerce. By Pushkal ShivamReporterYouth Journalism InternationalMUMBAI, India – Before American President Barack Obama set foot on Indian soil, youth of India met here with their American counterparts to discuss issues ranging from climate change and terrorism to education and jobs.The Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations, a Mumbai-based think tank, organized a panel discussion that included three Indian and three American youths.American panelist Russell Mason, who works with the Mahindra Group, said that through the use of technology, American knowledge and resources can act … Read entire article »

Pushkal Shivam, one of the Youth Journalism International reporters in Mumbai, India, recently attended a forum leading up to U.S. President Barack Obama’s visit to his country. He wrote the story below, and took the accompanying photo of Indian panelist Rishab Shah, a second year student in economics and commerce. By Pushkal ShivamReporterYouth Journalism InternationalMUMBAI, India – Before American President Barack Obama set foot on Indian soil, youth of India met here with their American counterparts to discuss issues ranging from climate change and terrorism to education and jobs.The Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations, a Mumbai-based think tank, organized a panel discussion that included three Indian and three American youths.American panelist Russell Mason, who works with the Mahindra Group, said that through the use of technology, American knowledge and resources can act … Read entire article »

Pushkal Shivam, one of the Youth Journalism International reporters in Mumbai, India, recently attended a forum leading up to U.S. President Barack Obama’s visit to his country. He wrote the story below, and took the accompanying photo of Indian panelist Rishab Shah, a second year student in economics and commerce. By Pushkal ShivamReporterYouth Journalism InternationalMUMBAI, India – Before American President Barack Obama set foot on Indian soil, youth of India met here with their American counterparts to discuss issues ranging from climate change and terrorism to education and jobs.The Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations, a Mumbai-based think tank, organized a panel discussion that included three Indian and three American youths.American panelist Russell Mason, who works with the Mahindra Group, said that through the use of technology, American knowledge and resources can act … Read entire article »