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Dharamsala, India.

Religion: India's Comfort and Curse

In an exercise in which my Indian students were asked to finish the sentence "I believe that...",...

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India's Children: Some Vignettes

If I had stayed in India it would have been for my students, even though in certain respects they...

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Just Hanging Out. Bombay, India.

A Paean to India

The saving of all people waits in thy hand. - from the Indian National Anthem The students of sch...

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Suspense, the flavour of the season in Indian film industry

BOMBAY, Feb 11, 2003 - Hit by mounting losses from popular candy floss romances and social drama ...

India AFP/Anamika Singh

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Indian director plans film on Persian poet Rumi

Bombay, Aug 14, 2003 - Veteran Indian director Muzzafar Ali is making a comeback to filmmaking af...

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India's Poor: Some Episodes

An article about the kind of poverty one should expect while travelling in India.

India Kenneth Champeon

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Hesse and the Asian Dream

Lord Macaulay once famously declared that "a single shelf of a good European library was worth th...

India / China / Thailand Kenneth Champeon

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General The Man in Seat 61 . Train travel and schedules for most countries of Asia (and the world...

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Tourist boom brings threat to Leh's Tibetan architecture

Leh is the capital of India's Buddhist Ladakh region. It's Old Town has just been put on the Worl...

India AFP/Tripti Lahiri

A uniformed platform attendant speaks on his walkie-talkie as a decorated train carrying guests and VIPs prepares to leave the Seelampur station of the Delhi Metro.

Long-delayed metro all the rage in New Delhi

More than two weeks after it was launched, the New Delhi metro is by far the most popular attract...

India AFP/Aurelie Chatelard

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Fighting the noise in India's 'Maximum City'

Mumbai is one noisy city...

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Golden Temple, Patan Nepal

What to do in Kathmandu

Nepal Photo Essay

India / Nepal Dianne Sharma-Winter

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The first time I read the Bhagavad Gita was for me an experience similar, I suspect, to taking a ...

India Kenneth Champeon

Fresh Tomato-Mint Salad

'Shakespeare Wallah' & 'The Namesake' Recipes & Photos

A collection of light, yet spicy Indian fare, featuring Spicy Chicken Tidbits, Fresh Tomato-Mint ...

India Celeste Heiter

Chicken Masala

'A Passage to India' Bihari Menu

My 'Passage to India' menu features a rich and unusual collection of Bihari-style dishes, includi...

India Celeste Heiter

A New History of India

India Upward and Apart

Review of Stanley Wolpert's "A New History of India", Oxford University Press, 2000.

India Kenneth Champeon

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Gandhi's Uncertain Legacy

The idea that if we were all a little more like Mahatma Gandhi the world would be much improved c...

India Kenneth Champeon

Bombay: Turmoil and a Heart-Shaped Balloon

Far from Bombay is the hill station of Dalhousie, located in Himachal Pradesh. Dalhousie is peace...

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As I prepared to leave India for the first time, one of my colleagues said, "You will miss India....

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swirling turban, Pushkar Rasjathan

Turban Swirling

Pic of the week

India Dianne Sharma-Winter

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