Now NaMo tea stall in Silicon Valley

February 11, 2014 20:38

Over 60 professionals working in various IT majors like Microsoft, Cisco, Apple, eBay and Oracle joined hands at the first NaMo tea stall set up in Silicon Valley, United States, as part of extending their support to BJP's Prime Ministerial candidate Narendra Modi for the Lok Sabha polls.

The Indian American professionals met at a Indian tea-stall in Ortega Park in Sunnyvale as part of the volunteer group --"I Care for India", a press statement said here today.

"The meet-up was set up at a traditional village-side tea-stall where people attended discussion on the role of technology in solving governance issues in India", it said.

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