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Category: Last Word By Sarita Sarvate

A Hindu Mecca? Or Disneyland?

Sarita Sarvate • Published on February 13, 2012
Does religion always face the danger of being commercialized?

Naipaul Was Right

Sarita Sarvate • Published on December 15, 2011
Why can't Indians keep their public toilets clean?

Let’s Occupy Wall Street

Sarita Sarvate • Published on November 4, 2011
How do Indian Americans really feel about Occupy Wall Street?

Exiled at Home

Sarita Sarvate • Published on October 27, 2011
To be born and to die in the same place, surrounded by your family, is a privilege that many no longer have.

Hazare, My Hero

Sarita Sarvate • Published on September 8, 2011
In this age of globalization, when India thrives on foreign business, and celebrity culture dominates its news media, Anna Hazare evokes a bygone era of austerity, nationalism, and self-reliance. With his penchant for fasting and his traditional garb, Hazare evokes comparisons with Gandhi. But the irony is that Gandhi ...

A Doyen of Indian Literature

Sarita Sarvate • Published on August 29, 2011
Sane Guruji left his mark on literature for children by not dumbing down his stories.

Nature’s Architecture

Sarita Sarvate • Published on July 27, 2011
Communing with the red rocks of Utah

Of Mothers and Sons

Sarita Sarvate • Published on June 5, 2011
Happy Mothers' Day, Anne Dunham!

The Berkeley Circle

Sarita Sarvate • Published on May 19, 2011
A good writing group can be like a healthy marriage

The Berkeley Circle

Sarita Sarvate • Published on May 19, 2011
A good writing group can be like a healthy marriage
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