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Indian Vs German
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06/06/11
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Share and Care Foundation USA - four years of charity
By Madhu Shah
Share and Care Foundation USA was established in Birmingham, Alabama four years ago. It has grown its network of volunteers over five countries. Now in its 4th year, it has picked up very good momentum.
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CAMPAIGN FOR DIRECT FLIGHTS TO INDIA FROM ATLANTA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT!
By Thomas Marangoly
PLEASE READ AND FORWARD!
We will love the comfort and convenience of a direct flight from Atlanta International Airportto go to India rather than going via Houston, New York or Washington Dulles. This will make it even easier for anyone who lives in the Southeast region to fly to their favorite destinations.
Read More05/03/11
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Dr. Jayprakash Narayan, Round table conference on Parliamentary affairs
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03/05/11
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February 2011 - Readers Say
I have enjoyed reading Pravasi Herald and plan to remain on your email list forever.
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Accent Neutralization
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Protein offers new clue to cause and treatment for kidney disease
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Understanding Cancer
If you get a chance be sure to check out this interesting article, I think that it could benefit everyone.
Kuchipudi: Indian Classical Dance form of Andhra Pradesh
Your article is very informative. Congratulations. I was under the impression that Kuchipudi originated at the village Kuchipudi, Krishna District till I read your article.
By the glaciers in Alaska
Beautiful picture and a lovely poem. I haven’t had the notion to cruise through the glaciers until now. Your description of the awe and beauty and the cracking booming sounds makes me want to go and witness the splendor.
03/01/11
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January 2011 - Readers Say
The Wonder That Is America
This poem is truly inspirational! It portrays, very vividly, all the natural beauty of America.
It also tells of the accomplishments and great character of her people. This poem could be dedicated to the troops who are giving so much to protect this wonderful land. It makes me proud to be an American, Dr. Mohan!
- Sucheta Kulkarni
01/10/11
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Some 40,000–50,000 Israelis travel to India each year ...
Shared by Rabbi Jonathan Miller
Some 40,000–50,000 Israelis travel to India each year (many of them “unwinding” in the country after completing military service), and are a very visible presence in the country. In some outlying locations Israelis comprise a dominant percentage of foreign visitors. Even in central sites such as the main market in Old Delhi it is not uncommon to see Hebrew signs and meet merchants who can converse with Israeli customers in fairly fluent Hebrew.
11/06/10
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Mysore Palace - amazing virtual tour
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THE MYSORE PALACE - A 360 DEGREE VIRTUAL TOUR.
There are 21 panoramic photos . Each photo has 360 degree virtual tour.
10/31/10
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September/October 2010 - Readers Say
In the spotlight - Dr. Sanjay Singh on Entrepreneurship
Very informative especially for young enterprising adults starting their careers. Keep up the good work.
- Kishin Gehi
In the spotlight - Dr. Sanjay Singh on Entrepreneurship
Congratulations on Dr. Sanjay's interview. The program was very well done and presented.
- Udai Singh
CARNATIC MUSIC AND GOLF: So Diverse & Yet So Similar?
You are quite a gifted writer. Your research and creative tie of golf to classic music is fascinating. There seems to be so many things that have mathematical similarity. I'm sure you have heard of all the followers of Fibonacci series in the markets, and the use of the golden ratios to describe...well, nearly everything. But your thoughts are some I've never heard, and your writing style provides a readily approachable path to an ultimately complex idea.
- Patrick Chitwood
Changing Trends: Are non resident Indians a.k.a. NRIs saviors of sorts?
Like the article.
- Ashwini Kadam
Seventeen Days in India - Some Final Impressions
This was indeed, an amazing article by Rabbi Miller. While most visitors get blown away by the hustle and bustle of today's India, it's inspiring to see Rabbi Miller sift through ancient Indian history, culture, & values, and deduce his impressions on India and its people.
- HK
The Last Sari
Smriti,
Good flow to the story. For one so young, you have successfully discerned emotional nuances. I look forward to seeing more stories from you.
- Supraja (Huntsville, Alabama)
10/12/10
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