An insightful and moving piece on rainwater harvesting in India:
http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2009/11/india-rain/corbett-text
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Namaste!
This is the blog-cousin of the paper zine Dhadkan (more on that below) where I riff the following subjects:
*Indo-American relations
*Books and articles (pertaining to South Asian life and issues)
*The Hindi language.
If you'd rather contact me than comment on one of my posts, you can e-mail me at: gpusey2975@students.mc3.edu.
*Indo-American relations
*Books and articles (pertaining to South Asian life and issues)
*The Hindi language.
If you'd rather contact me than comment on one of my posts, you can e-mail me at: gpusey2975@students.mc3.edu.
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- Hindi Words of Arabic Origin
- A Lesson in Learning Hindi Through English
- Dhadkan Oct./Nov. Issue Released!
- A Harvest of Water - Nov. 2009 National Geographic
- पानी के पॉवर - Pani ke Power?
- Shikshantar – The Peoples’ Institute for Rethinkin...
- Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert
- Joothan by Omprakash Valmiki
- The White Tiger
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- conversational Hindi (5)
- Hindi songs (3)
- Indo-American Relations (5)
- Joy (3)
धड़कन
In our increasingly modernized world, I believe that India's success is essential to the development of other up-and-coming nations. Its cultural diversity and devastating poverty set a backdrop against which we must paint ethnic harmony and sculpt a model of democracy and economic equity for free peoples everywhere. If India succeeds, she proves that we all have the potential to succeed.
Dhadkan, which means 'heartbeat' in Hindi, is a simple and informal endeavor that promotes communication, caring, and understanding between east and west.
Note: As of Jan. 2010, the manual publishing of Dhadkan has ceased. If you would like a paper copy, please contact me.
Dhadkan, which means 'heartbeat' in Hindi, is a simple and informal endeavor that promotes communication, caring, and understanding between east and west.
Note: As of Jan. 2010, the manual publishing of Dhadkan has ceased. If you would like a paper copy, please contact me.
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