The Secret Service Must Taste It First
Having people over for a meal invariably means that the host doesn't eat till after the last guest has left. "Why don't you take a plate?" the guests cluck ar
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PM Modi is in the House
Picture:Quartz Tonight Chef Vithal Shetty is cooking for over 800 people. Seated at the table is the Prime Minister of India, Narender Modi, a man fastidious in
Make Yourself A Robot Friend
The combination of technological progress and a growing interest in design has promoted the prevalence of DIY (Do It Yourself) and craft activities. HandiMate
Served With Love
Picture and Dish by Mayura Gujar PM Modi touched down in New York today. A month long flurry of Modi headlines rose to a crescendo. After thirty-three years, an
Hosts for the Grand Reception for Prime Minister Modi in the Silicon Valley on Sunday.
Popular stand up comedian Rajiv Sathyal, television journalist Raj Mathai, and Bollywood actress Ashwini Bhave, will be masters of ceremonies (MC) to a packed c
1 in 4 Women Experience Sex Assault on Campus
Picture: jramir61.blogspot.com This past April, students across Harvard’s schools—along with their counterparts at twenty-six other universities—were aske
Behind Every Successful Woman is a Nagging Mom?
Photo:Yahoo In a paper Teenage pregnancy and motherhood in England: do parents’ educational expectations matter? presented at Institute for Social and Econom
Being Prepared for Calamity
Important Tax Date Third-quarter individual estimated tax payments are due by September 15. Weather Disasters Being prepared for the worst is always a good id
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The eyelids quivered and his right eye opened slowly like a curtain in the movie theater. There was a faint smile on Papa’s lips, he seemed to be looking at R
From Punjab to Texas Basketball Legend
The San Antonio Spurs led by the first female head coach in NBA history brought the basketball summer league to a close by defeating the Phoenix Suns, 93-90. No
A Black Man From Missouri Shone As An Indian in Hollywood
New Republic tells the story of Korla Pandit. He was a pianist from New Delhi, India, and dazzled national audiences in the 1950s with his unique keyboard ski
Indian-Americans Form New Group to Boost Republicans
Fox News reported that conservative-minded Indian-Americans are forming a new Republican group seeking to mobilize their large and powerful community to back GO
