Thursday February 23rd 2012

‘Books’ Archives

Indian-origin author wins Pulitzer

What’s common between Shah Rukh Khan and Dr Siddhartha Mukherjee? Dr Mukherjee acted in a school play where one of his co-actors was the King of Bollywood. But Dr Mukherjee has better introduction. He has joined the exclusive club to which only three other Indians [Read More]

Canadian Indian shortlisted for Booker Prize

Rohinton Mistry is no stranger to success. He is the only author whose all books have been nominated for this year’s Man Booker International Prize worth close to $100,000. The 59-year old Canadian Indian author was raised in India’s Mumbai where he graduated [Read More]

Indian writers get a chance to be published in a book

Indian writers have an opportunity to get published in the world famous Chicken Soup For the Soul series. This is possible with a collaboration of the Chicken Soup for the Indian Soul series with Indian blogging website, BlogAdda.com. The popular series, conceived and [Read More]

Work abroad: Preparing for technical interviews

While most technical interviews are largely focused on assessing your knowledge and skills on a specific technology or subject matter, the preparation for such interviews can be time consuming. Indians keen to work abroad have to often face such technical interviews. [Read More]

American Masala – The Indian Way

American Masala – The Indian Way

If you are looking for a colourful recipe book for cooking that hot Indian dinner for your friends, grab a copy of American Masala. Suvir Saran has done wonders with his second book – American Masala. His first book, Indian Home Cooking, offered an easy Do-It-Yourself [Read More]

Latest Articles

New IRS form to affect US NRIs

Indians living in the US, like other foreigners, will be monitored even more closely for their overseas assets, with [Read More]

OPINION: New Zealand needs more immigrants

OPINION: New Zealand needs more immigrants

The country’s birth rate has reduced, death rate has increased, and it has recorded one of the lowest rates of [Read More]

Facebook helps new migrant settle in

Facebook helps new migrant settle in

A new migrant to New Zealand found Facebook very useful in the process of settling in a new country. Iris Pabayo, who [Read More]

Man admits setting wife on fire

An Indo-Fijian origin man has pleaded guilty in a New Zealand court to a charge of murdering his wife last year. Diwesh [Read More]

UK pays $3.2m to wrongfully held refugees

In what could be the largest immigration detention payout, the British government has paid a million pounds in [Read More]

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