Congratulating Boston-based Indian-American activist and President of the Federation of Indian Associations New England, Abhishek Singh, on Asian Heritage Month, Biden expressed hope that Americans will work on a common basis to build a just, prosperous and secure nation.
US President Joe Biden said that America is in a better position than other countries to lead the world in the 21st century. In a letter to a social worker of Indian origin, he expressed the hope that if we work together, we will surely achieve success.
Congratulating Abhishek Singh, Boston-based Indian-American activist and president of the Federation of Indian Associations, New England, on Asian Heritage Month, Biden expressed hope that Americans will work on a common basis to build a just, prosperous and secure nation. He said, ‘Our country is facing many challenges at this time, we have to face it together. The path we are on today is one of the most difficult in history. Never before have I been so optimistic about America’s future, despite tough times. The President further said, ‘I believe that we are in a better position than any other country in the world to lead in the 21st century, not only through the recognition of our strength, but also through the power of our example.’
Abhishek Singh is the President of Federation of Indian Associations, New England. He launched a community celebration of the ‘Nectar of Freedom’ in Washington last week with the FIA ​​in New York and New Jersey, which was attended by hundreds of people. In his letter to Abhishek Singh, Biden pledged to become the President of all Americans. He wrote, ‘I am confident that we can work together to find a common ground to make America a more just, prosperous and secure nation.’ On the other hand, an Indian-American democratic body is organizing a ‘Dream with Ambition’ conference in America’s Gala. Indian-origin MPs Pramila Jaipal, Ro Khanna, Ami Bera and Raja Krishnamurthy will address this conference to be held on Wednesday.