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Rep. Ro Khanna: Why I Took a Congressional Delegation to Bollywood
The article first appeared in The Hollywood Reporter on September 19, 2023 Indian movies shaped the congressman's childhood. Now the representative for Silicon Valley seeks to strengthen cross-cultural ties as Hollywood and Bollywood face similar challenges amid the strikes and the "AI revolution."
How Sikkim’s beauty enthralled Nicholas Roerich
The article first appeared in The scroll in on October 8, 2024 On a visit in 1924, the Russian artist was taken in by the majestic Himalayan peaks, ancient Buddhist monasteries and the warm-hearted people of the kingdom. “Evokingly and sharply the arrows whistle across the gully from out the bamboo grove,” Nicholas Roerich wrote in the opening lines of a chapter on Sikkim in his travelogue Altai-Himalaya. “The Sikkimese remember their favourite ancient pastimes. One says: ‘The arrow is better than a bullet. It sings as it strikes, while the bullet screeches as it flies outward.’”
Semiconductor deal with the US, a big strategic boost
The article first appeared in The Hindustan Times on September 24, 2024 The agreement to establish a new semiconductor fabrication plant in India will help to take India’s nascent capacities in chips and micro-electronics not only towards self-sufficiency but also to a new, game-changing high. The chip and the ability to miniaturise computing power determined victory in the Cold War.
How Indians are saving the planet one dish at a time
The article first appeared in The Indian Express on October 14, 2024 The report highlights India’s diet as the most sustainable among G20 countries, a distinction attributed to a combination of plant-based eating, climate-resilient crops, and sustainable agricultural practices. India’s food consumption patterns have garnered international recognition for sustainability, particularly in the recent Living Planet Report by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF).
Ratan Tata’s Life: How His Grandmother’s Wish Shaped India’s Business Titan
The article first appeared in The Daily Guardian on October 10, 2024 Ratan Tata, the esteemed former chairman of Tata Group, passed away at 86. Known for his leadership and philanthropy, Tata’s life was shaped by his return to India at his grandmother’s request. He transformed the Tata Group into a global powerhouse and earned India’s highest civilian honors for his contributions.
Ratan Tata: A gentleman tycoon & a global Indian
The article first appeared in Deccan Chronicle on October 11, 2024 Ratan Tata’s leadership turned Tata into a global brand, cementing his legacy as a symbol of Indian business excellence and compassion. Jamshedji Nusserwanji Tata began his career as a bit player in imperial commerce. Ratan Naval Tata ended his as the symbol of independent India’s best known and most respected global brand. Among the many historic, courageous and, sometimes, controversial decisions of the man who built the House of Tatas, JRD – Jehangir Ratanji Dadabhai Tata -- was his decision to choose Ratan as his successor...
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