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Indian-American candidates look to create history in polls
Indian-American candidates look to create history in polls
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Tuesday, 06 November 2012 20:06
Indian-American candidates look to create history in polls
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A weak Republican candidate in Michigan’s 11th Congressional District has brightened the chances of Democratic Dr Syed Taj, who hails from Bihar and is the younger brother of Syed Shahbuddin.
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