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Ani Agnihotri

Posted onMarch 19, 2002March 24, 2018

He has been branded everything from brash to brilliant, from arrogant to amazing, from driven to dynamic, but the fact is that Ani Agnihotri is very much the happening man in Atlanta in the new millennium. “I think he has become more understanding and mature,” Read More …

CategoriesCelebrity Interviews, Public FiguresTagsCommunity, Public figure

Robert Arnett

Posted onMarch 19, 2002March 20, 2018

A transforming spiritual experience at a yoga meditation workshop led Robert Arnett to his passion — India. His journeys to the many villages and cities of India resulted in the magnificently created, award winning book India Unveiled that captures India’s spiritual, cultural and historical essence Read More …

CategoriesCelebrity Interviews, WritersTagsAuthor, Writer

Amitav Ghosh

Posted onMarch 19, 2002March 19, 2018

He made headlines for withdrawing his latest magnum opus “The Glass Palace” from the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize, but Amitav Ghosh, one of the most successful Indian-born authors, is more interested in depicting the truth than being mired in controversy. The prize-winning author explains why. “You Read More …

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Warren Senders

Posted onMarch 19, 2002March 20, 2018

He was all of seventeen years old, an American, longhaired and hippie like when he accosted vocalist Kalpana Mazumdar after hearing a classical music LP and asked her if she would teach him classical vocal music. “YOU want to learn classical vocal music?” was her Read More …

CategoriesCelebrity Interviews, MusiciansTagsMusician

Steve Gorn

Posted onMarch 19, 2002March 19, 2018

His father is a concert pianist, and while he himself had a jazz background playing mostly wind instruments like saxophone, clarinet, the western flute, what fascinated Steve Gorn initially was the shehnai. Today he is easily one of the most gifted Bansuri exponents in the Read More …

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Twinkle Khanna

Posted onMarch 18, 2002March 18, 2018

To be the daughter of two superstars, both of whom reached dizzying heights of super stardom is a daunting task in itself. To try to follow in their footsteps, and live up to the high expectations, and not set the screen on fire is a Read More …

CategoriesCelebrity Interviews, MoviesTagsBollywood

Keeping Culture Alive: A Look at Georgia’s Individuals and Institutions preserving our heritage.

Posted onJanuary 22, 2002May 22, 2018

There was once an old Jewish man. All he ever did in his spare time was go to the edge of the village and plant fig trees. People would ask him, “Why are you planting fig trees? You are going to die before you can Read More …

CategoriesFeature StoriesTagsCommunity, South Asians

Golden Years in Pardes: Indian Seniors in Georgia

Posted onDecember 20, 2001May 20, 2018

A boy and his father were walking along a road when they came across a large stone. The boy said to his father, “Do you think if I use all my strength, I can move that rock?” His father answered, “If you use all your Read More …

CategoriesFeature StoriesTagsCommunity, Social welfare, South Asians

Feroz Khan: I strive for excellence, not success

Posted onNovember 4, 2001March 18, 2018

He has had an amazing run as a director par excellence. He laughs as he mentions that he is often mistaken for Feroz Khan the actor, and often receives his fan mail. Considered one of the most gifted directors in theater today, with top movie Read More …

CategoriesCelebrity Interviews, MoviesTagsBollywood, Feroz Khan

Seeking Saraswati: A look at Indian Parents’ Quest for Their Child’s Education

Posted onOctober 22, 2001May 22, 2018

Since there is no single set of abilities running throughout human nature, there is no single curriculum which all should undergo. Rather, the schools should teach everything that anyone is interested in learning.” – John Dewey Education is the trump card that helped first-generation Indian-Americans Read More …

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