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More Tidbits On Indian Languages

Speaking of Indian languages, the U.S. has more than doubled the number of scholarships offered at American universities. This year, 365 general scholarships (as...

Indians among immigrant entrepreneurs flocking to Georgia

Georgia accounts for 4 percent of the engineering and technology companies founded by Indian immigrants in the U.S., as per a new study ("America's...

Showman Spoony Singh brought Hollywood stars to life

It's not to everyone's taste, admittedly, but for the star-struck and celebrity watchers, a tour of America's tinsel town would be incomplete without a...

Capturing the charms of childhood, cookery and cinema

Beyond its association with Indian cooking, masala is a multipurpose term that's used to describe the kind of films Bollywood likes to make. This...

How the Elephant Bcame a Tiger

What do the words Ambassador, Amitabh, Ashoka and Astrology have in common? They all start with ‘A' and can be traced to India, but...

BOUs Thrive In The Age Of BPOs And IPOs

While BPOs and IPOs, along with other well-known acronyms like MNCs and NRIs, are all the rage in the IT world, what's refreshing about...

Other South Asian Literary Voices In English

Indian writing in English has become so mainstream that one scarcely bats an eyelid when a new book hits the shelves. It's hard enough...

How Indians View Themselves and America

A poll conducted by the BBC towards the end of last year found that although many (71 percent) have a positive sense of being...

Math genius Ramanujan inspires films, plays and prize

Considered a 20th-century genius even before his untimely death in 1920, mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan has inspired a renewed burst of interest in his life...

Enabling Education through E-learning

Enabling Education through E-learning Speaking of a possible talent shortage, one scheme that could be reassuring is the recently launched Indo-U.S. Universities Network,...
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