By Frank Raj Good or bad, you get some of the best views of India from outside the country, but they are not always flattering. “In India, where a river can be a goddess, a laundry and a toilet all at once, nothing is obvious. India can supply an example of any extreme, and convince […]
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By Sarina Menezes Behind the jars of Patak\\\’s pickles, pastes and spices on the supermarket shelf is a family rags-to-riches saga that began when Indian-born Laxmishankar Pathak left an unfriendly Kenya for London with his wife and six children in 1956. He even dropped the \\\”h\\\” from the Pathak name to make it easier for
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by Benjamin Parker Now I am no stranger to Indians or their influence in my life on the personal level. I have known Indians from my earliest years. And they are to be found in all aspects of my life: as friends, family, colleagues. But leaving aside the common man (being a common man myself,
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by Rajkumar Ramchandran For ages the people of this world have been searching for the truth about God, who He is and how one can know Him. This is how religion evolved, with man trying to find God. There are some universal assumptions of God’s nature, that He is Omnipresent, Omniscient, Omnipotent and He is
by Sarina Menezes Imagine walking through the mist……sipping Arabica over the hills….stopping & staring at the wild flowers, pepper creepers and coffee beans…..when all at once you come face to face with a Bison who has a quizzed look on his face that says “I’ve been sitting here all along”. Nobody I spoke to had heard
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by Sarina Menezes I usually would not embark on a holiday in India in July but a persistent nudge from a dear friend and the temptation to explore the less trodden led me to hop on a flight to Chennai and head to Pondicherry, the French nook in Southern India followed by Yercaud, the summer
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