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Indian-origin leaders now head the two largest US cities

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Two of America's biggest cities are now led by mayors of Indian origin, according to NDTV's report. One of them, Nithya Raman, was born in Thrissur, Kerala. She moved to Louisiana with her family at the age of six. Raman later relocated to Los Angeles in 2013. The article focuses on the significance of this milestone for the Indian-American community.

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