256 entries

Articles Published in 2004

Objective Portrayal

Lakshmi Mani • Published on February 28, 2004
NEHRU: THE INVENTION OF INDIA offers a lucid and objective portrayal of Nehru, the architect of India's secular democracy, with all his strengths and weaknesses.

LETTERS

Bush-Bashing, The Facts • Published on March 1, 2004
LETTERS

The Dark Side of the Outsourcing Revolution

Naeem Mohaiemen • Published on March 1, 2004
Does the outcry against call centers in India display subtle shades of racism? Alladeen, a multimedia theater piece tackles this issue head-on.

The Dowry Disease

Chander Mehra • Published on March 2, 2004
Girls in India need the gift of good education, not the “gifts” of dowry

Historical Tale

Jeanne E. Fredriksen • Published on March 3, 2004
The River Turned Red by Nirmala Moorthy revolves around three distinct characters and their lives in the climate of India’s Sepoy Mutiny of 1857.

And Pigs Fly on Mars, Too

Dilip D'Souza • Published on March 4, 2004
We can interlink rivers ... and sure enough, pigs can fly too!

Sister Queens of Filmi

Teed Rockwell • Published on March 5, 2004
Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle—sisters, each unique in her style, and both reigning queens of the film music industry.

Sweeting to Balle-Balle

Rinoti Amin • Published on March 8, 2004
Put on your dancing sneakers and hop into your gym tights. The bhangra workout revolution is here.

The Cow Rules in Jaisalmer

Rinoti Amin, Text • Published on March 8, 2004
On a jaunt in the fort city, the author and her co-travelers discover a land ruled by the brave ... and the meek.

Recognizing Progress

Nitya Ramanan • Published on March 9, 2004
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