In Conversation With Dr. Surat Singh
Dr. Surat Singh is a Harvard and Oxford educated lawyer in India. He practices at the Supreme Court of India and Delhi High Court. With his three masters' degrees in law from Delhi, Oxford and Harvard and his Doctor of Laws (S.J.D) from Harvard, he is arguably the highest educated lawyer in India. Coming from a humble background, Singh describes his journey from Haryana to Harvard and talks about his work as an Indian lawyer.
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In Conversation With Dan Mayur, Author
As I proudly say, India is my mother who nurtured me, the US is like my spouse to whom I am committed for life, and Sweden is a wonderful dear friend. I love all three of these countries and travel whenever I can. - Dan Mayur, Author on his new book.
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In Conversation With Rwitwika Bhattacharya, Swaniti
We want to illustrate how important it is to be able to have staffers, young talent and a structured approach to policy and development to the politicians in India. - Rwitwika Bhattacharya, Founder of Swaniti Initiative.
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In Conversation With K. Subramaniam
It’s not your father’s tech workplace anymore. Engineers who are just beginning their careers and other technical professionals will need a new career roadmap to take on the latest challenges faced by business organizations in the 21st century, according to a new book from ASME Press, an imprint of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
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In Conversation With O.S.Thyagarajan
Maestro O.S. Thyagarajan was the guest of honor at the arangetram of the students of his daughter, Aparna Balaji. It was touching to see the famous father bless the students. He shared some thoughts about what music means to him and the secret of succeeding as a Carnatic musician.
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In Conversation With Jonathan Reisman
Jonathan Reisman, MD, is the President of the World Health and Education Network (WHEN) which he started in 2009 after returning from a trip to India. In India, he volunteered at Calcutta Rescue, an NGO providing medical care to the homeless in Kolkata and in rural areas in West Bengal.
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In Conversation With Manick Sorcar
Son of the famous magician performer P.C Sorcar, Manick has carved a name for himself in the field of creating artistic works using new media. He uses lasers in very creative ways to tell stories and his recent presentation on Swami Vivekananda is all the rage. An electrical engineer by profession, Manick talked to Lokvani about the intersection of the worlds of art and science.
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In Conversation With Ankit Agarwal Of Boston International
Boston International was started in 2008 by five graduates from Harvard College, IIT Delhi and University of California, Berkeley They realized that Boston youth is at the margin of conversation about international affairs and so started BI with the mission to bring cutting edge research to young professionals and graduate students and help them become leaders of tomorrow.
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In Conversation With Manju Sheth
Dr. Manju Sheth is a Board Certified Internist with keen interest in women’s health. She is president of the Indian Medical Association of New England (IMANE) and works at Lahey Health.
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In Conversation With Devdutt Pattanaik
A physician turned mythologist, Devdutt Pattanaik serves as the chief belief officer of Future Group, one of India's largest retailers bringing the wisdom of Indian mythology to Indian business. The author of several very popular books, Pattanaik shared his view of the world of myths.
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In Conversation With Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard
Only 32, Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard has already become a rising star in the Democratic party who has shown that she can reach out across the aisle to get things done. The first Hindu Congresswoman, she speaks about the importance for the US and India to have strong ties.
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