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Articles by Shobha Hiatt

From Motels to Hotels

Shobha Hiatt • Published on September 1, 2005
Overcoming discriminatory industry barriers, Indian-American hoteliers are moving up to the next level, from mom-and-pop lodges to full-service hotels and higher standards of professionalism.

Hometown Hero

Shobha Hiatt • Published on May 19, 2004
Go Green! Ritu Primlani of Thimmakka's Resources for Environmental Education tells us how we can protect the earth’s resources

The Post "Colonial" Hariharan

Shobha Hiatt • Published on October 7, 2002
Jingles and ghazals, fusion and film songs. Dabbling in an array of music, Hariharan has journeyed from intense classical training to popular music. In an interview he reveals what motivated him to keep going for over decade until he finally made the limelight in the ’90s.

A Lifelong Passion

Shobha Hiatt • Published on July 10, 2002
"I don’t usually say this to people but I probably was an Indian in my last birth.” Our interview begins ...

Thewa: Ancient art for modern times

Shobha Hiatt • Published on March 10, 2002
The jewelry is beautifully laid out on Neelam Bhalla’s dining table. The late morning sun enhances the vivid blues and ...

Betty Crocker Serves up an Indian Feast

Shobha Hiatt • Published on November 4, 2001
When a desi hears about an Indian cookbook being put out by an all-American institution like Betty Crocker, she can ...

Sharing Traditions

Shobha Hiatt • Published on October 2, 2001
Anjani and Amrapali Ambegaokar are taking kathak to new heights

Global Adjustments

Shobha Hiatt • Published on February 3, 2001
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