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India Association of Greater Boston elects new leadership team
Incoming IAGB leaders Nilesh Agrawal and Deepak Garg outline priorities of youth empowerment, civic partnerships, and broader engagement.
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Pranavi Sharma - Sun, 21, Sep 2025
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President Nilesh Agrawal and Vice President Deepak Garg. / India Association of Greater Boston
The India Association of Greater Boston (IAGB) has elected Nilesh Agrawal as President and Deepak Garg as Vice President. The election for its new Executive Committee for the 2025–2027 term was held during the organization's Annual General Body Meeting on Sept. 13.
The election committee, comprising trustees Vaishali Gade, Dr. Anupam Wali, and Harish Dang, announced the results after completing its review. Alongside Agrawal and Garg, the committee named Ashalata Thotangare as Secretary, and Shashwati Das, Prashant Kulkarni, Arpita Das Pathak, Vijendra Bhargava, Jharna Madan, and Manishabrata Bhowmick as Directors. The role of Treasurer and additional Directors will be decided once the new team assumes office.
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Agrawal, who previously served as Vice President, said his leadership will focus on inclusiveness and collaboration. “I now seek the opportunity to lead the organization into its next chapter,” he said. “My vision is for IAGB to evolve into a more dynamic, inclusive, and impact-driven organization, one that not only celebrates Indian heritage but also empowers future generations and deepens its civic footprint.” He outlined priorities such as youth empowerment, civic partnerships, digital engagement, and outreach to underrepresented groups.
Garg, currently the Treasurer of IAGB, emphasized continuity and stronger community ties. “I remain committed to advancing the mission of IAGB and serving the community,” he said. “I believe IAGB should continue to evolve to meet the changing needs of the diverse community while deepening its partnerships across Greater Boston.” Garg highlighted plans to expand year-round programming, engage youth, and strengthen funding and operational transparency.
Tanu Phoenix. / India Association of Greater BostonOutgoing President Tanu Phoenix, whose term ends Sept. 30, reflected on her leadership and transition. “It has been my distinct honor to serve as President of the India Association of Greater Boston,” she said. “Now, my joys know no bound to announce that Nilesh Agrawal will assume the role of President of IAGB starting Oct.1, 2025.” She thanked members, volunteers, and supporters for their contributions over the past two years.
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