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| Archives: December 2006 |
ASHOK JETHANANDANI, Dec 01, 2006
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JAGJIT SINGH, VEENU PURI VERMANI, VEENU PURI VERMANI, INARA ISLAM, and GOPAL PRABHU, Dec 04, 2006
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Dec 04, 2006
Dec.1 - Feb.15 |
Dec 04, 2006
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SANDIP ROY-CHOWDHURY, NITYA RAMANAN, and ASHOK JETHANANDANI, Dec 05, 2006
Although South Asian Americans still comprise only about 1 percent of the U.S. population, they continue to excel professionally, and make a mark far beyond their numbers. Here’s the India Currents shortlist of this year’s 10 notable desis.
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ANIRUDDH CHAWDA, Dec 06, 2006
It was a year of filmmaking debuts (Kalyug, Being Cyrus), Shakespearean tragedy (Omkara), Abhishek Bachchan’s meteoric rise (Bluffmaster), half-a-dozen blockbusters (Krrish, Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna, Rang De Basanti, Lage Raho Munnabhai, Phir Hera Pheri, Fanaa), and the long-awaited Water.
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Dec 06, 2006
Dec.1-Feb.15 |
NIRUPAMA VAIDHYANATHAN, Dec 07, 2006
How a 10-set CD collection has been produced by children |
JEANNE E. FREDRIKSEN, Dec 08, 2006
In Tarun J. Tejpal’s fiction-within-the-fiction The Alchemy of Desire, the nested stories are more compelling than the main story |
JYOTSNA SANZGIRI, Dec 13, 2006
In her collection of short stories, The Palm Leaf Fan, Kwai-Yun Li reflects on the marginalized Chinese communities of Calcutta |
ANURADHA CHOUDHARY, Dec 14, 2006
Why Farhan Akhtar decided to remake the 1980s flick Don, and recreate the intriguing lead character who had become deeply embedded in his childhood memories. |
Dec 20, 2006
Against the backdrop of the Quit India campaign Indu Sundaresan weaves a colorful tale of forbidden love, revolutionary fervor, and covert military operations in her novel The Splendor of Silence |
SANDIP ROY-CHOWDHURY, Dec 22, 2006
Madhur Jaffrey uses the triggers of her favorite food flavors to recall memories of growing up in a joint family in her memoir Climbing the Mango Trees. |
RAJESH C. OZA, Dec 29, 2006
“Like a box of Indian sweets,” R.K. Narayan’s novels (republished in a two-volume keepsake, R.K. Narayan Omnibus) are hard to resist. |
RAJEEV SRINIVASAN and SUGRUTHA RAMASWAMI, Dec 29, 2006
Now that North Korea has carried out nuclear tests, is the U.S.-India nuclear deal doomed? Two opinions |
Dec 29, 2006
December 2006 |
SANJOY BANERJEE, Dec 29, 2006
What do the GOP’s loss in the congressional elections and subsequent passage of the U.S.-India nuclear accord in the Senate signal for relations between the two nations?
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