Editorial September 2010
Every once in a while communities take giant leaps forward in a very short period of time. Our Alabama Indian Communities have done just that in past year or two. New ideas are forming, new connections are happening.
Pravasi Herald is connecting people far and near, bringing communities closer and serving as the bridge for the mainstream Alabamians to Indian people, culture, and events. Let’s not be bashful about showing off our talents, achievements and heritage. This is our forum for expression.
India’s economy is burgeoning. Indians in US are making their mark in politics and entertainment as well. There is going to be an ever-increasing interest in all-things Indian.
Pravasi Herald will be expanding its features, frequency and coverage in other states in very near future. We are inviting all suggestions that can enhance your experience with Pravasi Herald.
We thank you for your readership!
Sincerely,
Kusum Singh
Chief Editor
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Editorial May 2010
We are a thriving, close-knit and forward-looking community. Pravasi is continually connecting people, creating ideas, profiling leaders, showcasing talents, and providing perspectives. Pravasi Herald’s guiding principle is to be “The Bridge to the Indian Community”.
With the globalization of the world and India emerging as a dominant economy and powerhouse of talent, Indian community will have a larger role to play. It is more important than ever that we involve mainstream into our cultural events and that we are more involved in mainstream organizations. We know it is the thing to do – we have taught our kids - our second generation is already doing it.
Kusum Singh
Chief Editor
Editorial March 2010
Indian community’s ‘Acres of Diamonds’
Dear Readers,
This edition is a very special one. Exactly one year ago we started with the first edition of Pravasi Herald. It has been an amazing journey. Each month as more of you joined Pravasi family, more alive it came. Your active involvement breathes life into Pravasi.
Read MoreEditorial January 2010
Dear Readers,
For Pravasi to be a reflection of happenings in all our communities and to get active participation from all the community members, Pravasi needs “Ambassadors” in as many communities as possible. If you would like to make a difference in your group or community by sharing its progress and giving it more visibility, we would love to have you as a “Pravasi Ambassador”. You can be the conduit of information to and from Pravasi. Please call me to discuss your interest and questions - 205-516-2797.
Editorial November 2009
In November we celebrate Nehru Ji’s Birthday who was India’s first Prime Minister for seventeen years.
Five decades ago, Nehru cautioned Members of Parliament discussing linguistic reorganization of states that an obsession with language would harm migrants. The reorganization of states on linguistic basis did happen in 1956 despite Nehru’s objections and reservations. Here is an excerpt from his speeches:
Read MoreEditorial September 2009
Pravasi Herald brings this very special issue to you to celebrate its half-year anniversary. We chose the subject matter carefully, subjects that will be of major importance in coming times. The drought in India is causing havoc. The water level is dropping to alarming levels. The big players in Agriculture arena such National Agro Foundation will play a big role in coming months and years.
Read MoreEditorial July 2009
Summer is in full swing. It is the season for the summer camps, graduations, arengetrams and weddings in our community.
Read MoreEditorial May 2009
We are delighted to bring the second issue of Pravasi Herald to you.
Presented are the fabulous articles on cardiac health among Asian Indians from Dr. Vasu Goli and on achieving health via food from Mrs. Suman Madan. We were honored to feature Dr. Upender Manne as a Newsmaker in early April for discovering a new genetic link.
Read MoreEditorial March 2009
We are delighted to announce the launch of Pravasi Herald, an on-line news publication FOR and BY the Asian Indians of Alabama.
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