Local Community Solidifies its Connection with Friends in Congress During US Rep. Ed Royce’s Day-Long Visit
By Jawahar Malhotra HOUSTON: Last year when Congressman Ed Royce (R, CA-39th) had come through the Bayou City on Mother’s Day, he had rolled up his sleeves, loosened his tie and handled some tough questions on Indo-US relations from a small, tame but inquisitive group of people pulled together by the Indo American Political Action […]
Mayuri Turns Ten with a Lot of Love from Friends!
By Jawahar Malhotra HOUSTON: It seems like just yesterday (how often do you hear that these days?) when Mayuri opened up its doors on Westheimer and Fountainview and everyone was raving about the space, the menu and “Oh, those lovely Indo-Chinese dishes”. Oh, how Time flies by and even though, as Bob Dylan sang “The […]
IMAGH Organizes Iftaar at Ahmadiyya Mosque
By Dr. Jaseem Pasha HOUSTON: IMAGH’s motto is “Fostering Amity Across Communities, Cultures and Religions” and towards that end it organized a dialogue and iftaar (breaking of the fast) and dinner on Sunday, July 20 Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Houston hosted a very educational inter-faith social evening, attended by a large crowd of Houstonians, representing […]
Chandrabindoo Rocks the Stage at Barnali
By Sanchali Basu HOUSTON: It was a nice surprise and utter delight for the Houston Bengali crowd to experience and enjoy the music of Bangla band Chandrabindoo at their favorite haunt, the Durgabari auditorium the evening of July 18. It was part of the Tagore Society of Houston’s (TSH) annual Barnali event. Coincidentally, the onset […]
“Mridangist” Accomplishes Life Long Goal After Retirement
By Thara Narasimhan HOUSTON: Arangetram or the debut performance is the ultimate goal for any performing artist. Unflinching desire combined with determination and dedication were the foundation for the grand triumph behind the Mridangam Arangetram that was rendered by Ranjit Panchacharam. His family provided wholehearted support and a sprightly performance marked the momentous occasion. […]
4th Annual Youth Iftaar in Houston
HOUSTON: On Sunday, July 13, Al Saif Youth held their 4th Annual Youth Iftaar for the Muslim youth in Houston. The event was a huge success with council member Richard Nguyen and Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee presenting Shabu (Zeenat) Boghani, Founder and CEO of Al Saif Youth, with a certification of appreciation. Other important political […]
Hindus of Greater Houston’s Janamashtmi Celebration: Kickoff Meeting with Organization Leaders
By Radha Rani Dixit HOUSTON: 2014 is an exciting year for the people of Houston as we celebrate the 25th year of the Janmasthami festival in Houston under the banner of Hindus of Greater Houston, an organization whose motto is to celebrate our festivals collectively. On the auspicious day of Guru Purnima, Saturday July 12, […]
The Healthy Dose – Sugar and Diabetes Part 1
By Parth Dwivedi HOUSTON: Before development of a treatment in 1923 Diabetes Mellitus commonly caused extreme weight loss, dehydration, and weakness until acidic blood killed most people affected. Children born with it would die before their second birthday. Diabetes can be controlled effectively today, but it is still a problem in the South Asian community, […]
Not Just Another Wedding Site: Perfect Muslim Wedding
By Marwa Diaf Weddings. A time to celebrate love with family and friends. From the elegant decor to the stunning bride, weddings have always been a passion of mine. Which is why I’ve decided to be a part of Perfect Muslim Wedding. After planning my own wedding I’ve noticed the lack of resources that cater […]
Mama’s Punjabi Recipes – Sabat Moong Di Dal (Whole Moong Lentils)
Dals are the mainstay of Indian diet, whether you are in the north or south, east or west – providing much needed protein – and each region has its own way of making them. But nowhere will you find the heartiness and flavorful taste of dals as you would in the Punjab. Punjabi dals are […]
