by Vijay Rajvaidya | Jul 2, 2018 | Opinion
The question every political thinker and retired politician seems to be wrestling with: Is the world order crumbling? The catalyst for this question is the dismantling spree that Donald Trump is on. His own motivation is to bring the concept of the “Greatness of...
by Vijay Rajvaidya | Jun 7, 2018 | Profiles
Pranab VoSAP 06052018 Pranav Desai, Founder of VoSAP, (Voice of Specially Abled People) seeks to create a mass movement for the empowerment of the Specially Abled in India. He gave an exclusive interview to India Currents this...
by Vijay Rajvaidya | Apr 26, 2018 | Viewpoint
Every year NASA celebrates its past glory by inducting an ever-dwindling number of American astronauts to the Hall of Fame at a glittering gala. I had the opportunity to attend the latest one on April 21, 2018 at the Kennedy Space Center, courtesy of Embraer, the...
by Vijay Rajvaidya | Jan 3, 2018 | Viewpoint
Ford Trimotor In 1927 most airlines flew a plane called Ford Trimotor. It was the world’s most advanced airliner. It seated 11 passengers, flew at 107 miles per hour and had a range of 570 miles. Two pilots manually flew it. It opened up transcontinental service....
by Vijay Rajvaidya | Aug 2, 2017 | Articles, General
Five years ago I was approached by Nisha, a second generation Indian-American, who was about to wed Josh who was Jewish. She was concerned that the traditional Hindu wedding ceremony would not be understood by the guests and she wanted the rituals to be treated with...
