Lokvani expresses it grief and sorrow at the tragedy at Virginia Tech University. We offer our prayers and sympathy to all those affected by this tragedy. [more]

(This article is sponsored by Attorney Trupti Patel)
"We, the committee members of TAGB work as a team and are focused on making it the most open, transparent and effective organization, and also extend our activities from primarily cultural to social, political and community oriented efforts" - Sreenivas Kaki, President, TAGB. [more]

(This article is sponsored by Attorney Rachel C. Tadmor)
Popularly known by his first name Tanasarma, he has written over 102 books in Nepali and English. Winner of the Madan Puraskar, Nepal's highest honor for literature, Sharma spoke to Lokvani about Nepal's history and literature. [more]

As part of our ongoing series on technology planning, this article is going to give an example of a specific kind of technology that many businesses may consider as part of their infrastructure planning efforts - document imaging and document management. [more]

(This article is sponsored by Monique Kornfeld, Esq.)
Abhishek and Aishwarya will be tying the nuptial knot on April 20th. Don't worry if you are not invited to the wedding. We cover the story for you. [more]

(This article is sponsored by Copper Pages)
The Indian Youth Group of India Society of Worcester successfully celebrated their Showcase India 2007 program on April 14, 2007 with colorful dances and music in front of a sold out crowd of more than 700 people. [more]

(This article is sponsored by Prashant H. Fadia Foundation)
Sunanda Sahay talks about Madhubani, or Mithila, painting which is a folk painting of northern India. It literally means 'forest of honey'. Its heritage dates back to at least 2,500 years when the earth of northern India was covered with dense forests. [more]

The Harvard Business School Turnaround Club hosted a half-day symposium where key issues and trends relevant to turnaround CEOs and CFOs, turnaround investors and turnaround facilitators such as consultants, lawyers and bankers were discussed. [more]

The MIT SAAS guys and gals showed off their fabulous dancing talents at their Annual Culture Show which was directed by the culture show chairs Samir Zaidi, Varun Chirravuri and Aliya Popatia. The funds raised were donated to ASHA. [more]

More than 450 people gathered over a period of three days from April 6th-8th at Fine Arts Center at Regis College in Weston for a rare musical event - The Learn Quest Music Conference. [more]

Founder of SKS Microfinance Vikram Akula (Alumnus of Tufts University) along with representatives from Swadhaar, ASA and Kashf made a presentation on how the Microfinance revolution has changed lives across the world. Provost Jamshed Bharucha talked about the university's interest in Microfinance. [more]

Get ready for an authentic Baisakhi weekend in Boston. Treat yourself corn, Ghanne Ka Ras (sugarcane juice), garam jalebi and chat! Watch MIT Chamak, UMASS Dhadak and other great teams perform along with Mona Singh (winner of Jalwa) and Hans Raj Hans. Witness the crowning of Miss India New England. [more]

Picture this. A non-Indian yoga teacher reciting Sanskrit shlokas (religious couplets) like 'Om Bhurbhuva Swaha, Tatsa Vitur Varenyam, Bhargodevasya Dheemahi, Dhiyoyona Prachodayata' with utmost dedication and feelings. [more]

The Boston branch of the Brahma Kumaris World Spiritual organization is proud to invite adults, kids, youth, elders and people from all walks of life to a wonderful Global Peace Festival on April 28th, with keynote talks by BK Mohini Panjabi and Swami Yogatmanada. [more]

Singer-Actor Shekhar Sen who dazzled New England with his incomparable production Kabir, brings yet another amazing production to Boston - Vivekanand. The event is on May 5, 2006 in Acton, MA at 7:30 pm. [more]

Aap Ka Manoranjan presents 'Golmal Pyar Ka', a super-hit Hindi family comedy drama featuring Rajpal Yadav and Manoj Joshi, on May 6, 2007. [more]

Meru invites you to the following upcoming events in Spring 2007. A Spiritual Journey to Kailash-Manasarovar, to be held on Saturday, April 28th at the National Heritage Museum in Lexington. Two more events follow. [more]

Pandit Shivkumar Sharma and Zakir Hussain will be performing at the Somerville Theater at Davis Square on Sunday May 6, 2007 at 7:30 pm. [more]

Raagmaala invites you to an evening of Indian Classical Music Concert by the brilliant Sarod player Puspen Dey from Calcutta, along with an ace percussionist Nitin Mitta on Tabla. The event is on May 6, 2007 at Rasoi Restaurant in Rhode Island. The concert will be followed by dinner. [more]

In recent months there has been much discussion about the real estate market, as real estate is an indispensable part of our lives, whether we own it or not. Massachusetts' house prices have increased by 635% since March, 1980 ...the highest for any state, including CA. [more]

Congratulations to Sandeep Bansal, Shailesh Goregaokar, Nihal Gowravaram, Nagaraj Katti, Samir Mehta and Muneeba Syed. Here is one puzzle for kids and one for adults. [more]

(This article is sponsored by Sounds Of India)
The music of the film is by Shamir Tandon predominantly and is a pretty diverse selection of musical styles ranging from Ghazals to Blues/Pop to Marathi tamasha. [more]

Take a look at the currency and bullion rates. How is the Indian market performing? We have the answers. [more]

Look, guide, here are some LION tracks."
"Good. You see where they go and I'll find out where they came from." [more]

According to Hobson-Jobson, the quirky Anglo-Indian dictionary, masala means 'materials, ingredients . . . or things . . . conducive to good.' Masala most commonly refers to a mix of spices, and garam means warm or hot in Hindi. [more]

The BCCI's Working Committee, that met in Mumbai on April 7, decided that Tendulkar and Yuvraj had breached the board's Code of Conduct. The notices to both players with a seven-day deadline were sent on April 9. [more]

Can you guess what this object is? [more]

(This article is sponsored by epuja)
"Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever."
Mahatma Gandhi. [more]