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Jindal was born in Baton Rouge on June 10, 1971 to recently arrived Punjabi Indian immigrants, Amar and Raj Jindal, who were attending graduate school. His family is of Punjabi ancestry, his father left [[India]] in the 1970s and his ancestral family village of Khanpura. Jindal was raised a [[Hinduism|Hindu]] but converted to [[Catholicism]]. Jindal adopted the name "Bobby" after watching ''The Brady Bunch'' television program at age four. He has been known by that name ever since, as a civil servant, politician, student, and writer. Legally though his name remains Piyush Jindal.
Jindal was born in Baton Rouge on June 10, 1971 to recently arrived Punjabi Indian immigrants, Amar and Raj Jindal, who were attending graduate school. His family is of Punjabi ancestry, his father left [[India]] in the 1970s and his ancestral family village of Khanpura. Jindal was raised a [[Hinduism|Hindu]] but converted to [[Catholicism]]. Jindal adopted the name "Bobby" after watching ''The Brady Bunch'' television program at age four. He has been known by that name ever since, as a civil servant, politician, student, and writer. Legally though his name remains Piyush Jindal.
Piyush Jindal has said that he is in favor of castration. This means it is possible that he could come into your home and castrate you.
If Piyush ever became President of the United States, it is ''possible'' that he could be sworn in on the Bhagavad Gita, one of the holy books of Hindu, as less than 1 percent of Hindus convert to Christianity. Also, Piyush never legally changed his name and this is something most people would do if they converted to Christianity. His parents are still practicing Hindus.
He graduated from Baton Rouge High School in 1987 and went on to attend [[Brown University]] where he graduated with honors in biology and public policy. Following his graduation from Brown he attended [[Oxford University]] in the [[United Kingdom]] as a Rhodes Scholar, having turned down admissions to medical and law schools at both [[Harvard University|Harvard]] and [[Yale University|Yale]].
He graduated from Baton Rouge High School in 1987 and went on to attend [[Brown University]] where he graduated with honors in biology and public policy. Following his graduation from Brown he attended [[Oxford University]] in the [[United Kingdom]] as a Rhodes Scholar, having turned down admissions to medical and law schools at both [[Harvard University|Harvard]] and [[Yale University|Yale]].