IT'S ALL ABOUT THE DESI WORLD

  • Katha Contest Winner Publishes Debut Novel

    Katha Contest Winner Publishes Debut Novel May 2011 - A 30-year-old diagnostic nuclear radiologist based in Columbus, Ohio, Amit Majmudar is an award-winning poet and fiction writer who has published a novel set in 1947.

  • Foursquare for Facebook Fans

    Foursquare for Facebook Fans April 2011 - Foursquare is the latest platform for social media enthusiasts. It’s a location-based networking website for users of mobile devices.

  • Saying 'Bollywood' in Chinese

    Saying 'Bollywood' in Chinese April 2011 - Irit Namatinia is an Israeli woman who teaches Bollywood dances in China. What a striking example of India’s global reach!

  • Haresh Lalvani: Master of Metal

    Haresh Lalvani: Master of Metal April 2011 - Architect Haresh Lalvani decodes the morphological genome of matter using higher dimensional mathematics. And the result?

  • Anniversaries for two monuments

    Anniversaries for two monuments April 2011 - India Gate (in Delhi) and the Gateway of India (in Mumbai) are iconic monuments of independent India.

  • Khan academy ’s classes for the masses

    Khan academy ’s classes for the masses April 2011 - Though not an actor, this Salman Khan is involved in filmmaking. But the videos he makes are all about learning.

  • Indian exhibitions in the southeast

    Indian exhibitions in the southeast April 2011 - It’s no longer uncommon to see Indian exhibitions in the museums of Southeastern cities like Atlanta and Nashville.

  • New 2G Scandal Hits Wall Street

    New 2G Scandal Hits Wall Street April 2011 - India is not the only country where 2G could stand for a big scandal involving money. In the U.S., too, we have a 2G scandal.

  • STARS OF THE BADMINTON COURT

    STARS OF THE BADMINTON COURT March 2011 - In India, badminton is big—okay, not as big as cricket. Still, badminton is keenly followed throughout the country.

  • A BRAIN MAN’S GUIDE TO WHAT MAKES US HUMAN

    A BRAIN MAN’S GUIDE TO WHAT MAKES US HUMAN March 2011 - Using just ordinary mirrors, Ramachandran was able to fool the brain and bring relief to his patients.

 

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