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  • Home ›   Events/Photo Gallery ›   Consul General Dr. K. Srikar Reddy interacted with the vibrant Indian diaspora and prominent community leaders from Colorado at a community reception in Denver on March 27, 2026. Organized by Sewa International, USA led by Mr. Atul Saini and Ranga Vinjamuri, the meet and greet event brought together 50+ community members for an evening of dialogue and engagement. In his remarks, the Consul General underscored the vital role of Indian Americans, noting their significant contributions and reputation for hard work, innovation, and entrepreneurship. He also highlighted India’s progress and the vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047, emphasizing strides in digital transformation. Leaders from numerous Indian diaspora organizations attended, representing temples, cultural and professional associations, community groups, and entrepreneurs from across Colorado. These included Sridhar Talanki, national board member of Sewa International; Dr. M.S. Reddy, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and cheese innovator; and Dr. Jayasimha Sunku from Pueblo. An engaging Q&A rounded off the evening, strengthening ties with the diaspora and fostering collaboration.

Consul General Dr. K. Srikar Reddy interacted with the vibrant Indian diaspora and prominent community leaders from Colorado at a community reception in Denver on March 27, 2026. Organized by Sewa International, USA led by Mr. Atul Saini and Ranga Vinjamuri, the meet and greet event brought together 50+ community members for an evening of dialogue and engagement. In his remarks, the Consul General underscored the vital role of Indian Americans, noting their significant contributions and reputation for hard work, innovation, and entrepreneurship. He also highlighted India’s progress and the vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047, emphasizing strides in digital transformation. Leaders from numerous Indian diaspora organizations attended, representing temples, cultural and professional associations, community groups, and entrepreneurs from across Colorado. These included Sridhar Talanki, national board member of Sewa International; Dr. M.S. Reddy, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and cheese innovator; and Dr. Jayasimha Sunku from Pueblo. An engaging Q&A rounded off the evening, strengthening ties with the diaspora and fostering collaboration.

March 31, 2026

Consul General Dr. K. Srikar Reddy interacted with the vibrant Indian diaspora and prominent community leaders from Colorado at a community reception in Denver on March 27, 2026. Organized by Sewa International, USA led by Mr. Atul Saini and Ranga Vinjamuri, the meet and greet event brought together 50+ community members for an evening of dialogue and engagement. In his remarks, the Consul General underscored the vital role of Indian Americans, noting their significant contributions and reputation for hard work, innovation, and entrepreneurship. He also highlighted India’s progress and the vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047, emphasizing strides in digital transformation. Leaders from numerous Indian diaspora organizations attended, representing temples, cultural and professional associations, community groups, and entrepreneurs from across Colorado. These included Sridhar Talanki, national board member of Sewa International; Dr. M.S. Reddy, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and cheese innovator; and Dr. Jayasimha Sunku from Pueblo. An engaging Q&A rounded off the evening, strengthening ties with the diaspora and fostering collaboration.
Consul General Dr. K. Srikar Reddy interacted with the vibrant Indian diaspora and prominent community leaders from Colorado at a community reception in Denver on March 27, 2026. Organized by Sewa International, USA led by Mr. Atul Saini and Ranga Vinjamuri, the meet and greet event brought together 50+ community members for an evening of dialogue and engagement. In his remarks, the Consul General underscored the vital role of Indian Americans, noting their significant contributions and reputation for hard work, innovation, and entrepreneurship. He also highlighted India’s progress and the vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047, emphasizing strides in digital transformation. Leaders from numerous Indian diaspora organizations attended, representing temples, cultural and professional associations, community groups, and entrepreneurs from across Colorado. These included Sridhar Talanki, national board member of Sewa International; Dr. M.S. Reddy, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and cheese innovator; and Dr. Jayasimha Sunku from Pueblo. An engaging Q&A rounded off the evening, strengthening ties with the diaspora and fostering collaboration.
Consul General Dr. K. Srikar Reddy interacted with the vibrant Indian diaspora and prominent community leaders from Colorado at a community reception in Denver on March 27, 2026. Organized by Sewa International, USA led by Mr. Atul Saini and Ranga Vinjamuri, the meet and greet event brought together 50+ community members for an evening of dialogue and engagement. In his remarks, the Consul General underscored the vital role of Indian Americans, noting their significant contributions and reputation for hard work, innovation, and entrepreneurship. He also highlighted India’s progress and the vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047, emphasizing strides in digital transformation. Leaders from numerous Indian diaspora organizations attended, representing temples, cultural and professional associations, community groups, and entrepreneurs from across Colorado. These included Sridhar Talanki, national board member of Sewa International; Dr. M.S. Reddy, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and cheese innovator; and Dr. Jayasimha Sunku from Pueblo. An engaging Q&A rounded off the evening, strengthening ties with the diaspora and fostering collaboration.
Consul General Dr. K. Srikar Reddy interacted with the vibrant Indian diaspora and prominent community leaders from Colorado at a community reception in Denver on March 27, 2026. Organized by Sewa International, USA led by Mr. Atul Saini and Ranga Vinjamuri, the meet and greet event brought together 50+ community members for an evening of dialogue and engagement. In his remarks, the Consul General underscored the vital role of Indian Americans, noting their significant contributions and reputation for hard work, innovation, and entrepreneurship. He also highlighted India’s progress and the vision of becoming a developed nation by 2047, emphasizing strides in digital transformation. Leaders from numerous Indian diaspora organizations attended, representing temples, cultural and professional associations, community groups, and entrepreneurs from across Colorado. These included Sridhar Talanki, national board member of Sewa International; Dr. M.S. Reddy, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and cheese innovator; and Dr. Jayasimha Sunku from Pueblo. An engaging Q&A rounded off the evening, strengthening ties with the diaspora and fostering collaboration.