A Vegetarian Soup for the Soul
The month of February has long been associated with love. All across the globe, on Feb. 14, candy, gifts, and roses are exchanged between loved ones in the name
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Striving to be Number One
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Shabaz
SHABAZ. Mondo Rhythmica Records. Available at most record stores and at www.mondomelodia.com I’ll admit that I jumped to a few wrongconclusions when I
No End to the Grace
On a breezy day, the sight of the deep blue waters of the Bay of Bengal rushing towards Tiruvanmiyur Beach in southern Chennai is beautiful. They crash into the
911 Has Opened Thousand-Year-Old Wounds
Indian media and public have been ecstatic over Washington’s rhetoric against Islamic fundamentalism and its declaration of war on terrorism in the wake of Se
Threadbare
Recently I came to a point in every Indian Brahmin man’s life, whether he be IBCD (Indian born confused desi) like me or otherwise. It’s a question that we
Chhoti Si Baat with Basu Chatterjee
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The Great Game
After Sept. 11, 2001, the international spotlight has suddenly turned to South Asia and the history and foreign policy of the countries of the region is the tal
A Jewel in a Sparkling Connection
I was a teenager when I first read V.S. Naipaul’s A House For Mr. Biswas. That was 17 years ago. It was an assigned book in my Toronto high school English cla
