Pakistan government says too early to comment on leaked report
Islamabad: Pakistan government on Tuesday said that it was too early to say whether someone would be punished for failing to detect Osama bin Laden’s decade-long stay in the country, a day after a leaked report blamed authorities for negligence in tracing the slain al-Qaeda chief. Information Minister Pervaiz Rashid said that government was not in […]
Why the rupee may fall to 70 against dollar
The Indian rupee recovered sharply on Tuesday after key regulators took steps to curb speculative trading in the currency, but some gains were knocked off in minutes and the currency was back below the psychological barrier of 60. Independent expert Moses Harding said this is not a bullish reversal, but a firefighting activity so that […]
Bomb Blasts at India’s Buddhist Mecca in Bihar
Nine low intensity bombs went off within fifteen minutes early Sunday morning inside the Mahabodhi temple complex, a Unesco World Heritage site, and one of the holiest sites associated with the life of Buddha in Bodh Gaya in the northern Indian state of Bihar. India’s Home Secretary, Anil Goswami told reporters that four explosions occurred […]
4,000 Still Missing in Indian Floods
With more than 4,000 people still reported missing after flash floods hit Uttarakhand three weeks ago, the state’s chief minister said that those who have not been found by July 15 will be declared dead, entitling their families to compensation. Vijay Bahuguna, the chief minister, said in Dehradun, the state capital, on Monday that out […]
Cricketer Kapil Dev Headlines ‘IndiaNow 2013’ Gala
By IndiaWest SAN JOSE, Calif., United States: In an interesting mix of a gala and an exhibition, headlined by the legendary cricketer Kapil Dev, “IndiaNow 2013” attracted thousands of Bay Area residents over the course of three days of non-stop cultural festivities. “Friday evening’s gala was a grand success,” Shalini Raj Singh, one of the organizers […]
Couple Forced to Leave Movie Theater for Wearing Kirpans
By IndiaWest In a broad-ranging move affecting all Sikh Americans who wear their articles of faith, AMC Theaters has stated it will vigorously enforce its “no weapons” policy after a Sikh couple wearing kirpans were asked to leave a theater in Emeryville, California. On June 22, Manjot and Ikman Singh were preparing to watch the […]
Cancer Treatment and Cure Depends on Monitoring, Accurate Diagnosis
By Jawahar Malhotra HOUSTON: For most of the nearly hundred people in the hall, midway through the description of chemotherapy by the fourth speaker, it was as if a light bulb had gone off and the nature of the dreaded disease Cancer had suddenly been understood. All except for the skeptic who gripped the microphone […]
Alumni Pledge Support to Aligarh Muslim University at National Convention
Click here for more pictures By Jawahar Malhotra HOUSTON: For the nearly hundred delegates who came to the Bayou City this past weekend, it was a matter of pride that the Vice Chancellor of their Alma Mater had come to attend their Annual Convention, the Twelfth such national event for the graduates of […]
Community Unites to Prevent Bullying of Hindu Students
By Kavita Pallod After being alerted to a situation involving the bullying of Hindu students, the Hindu American Foundation (HAF) immediately began working with the Hindus of Greater Houston (HGH) to create resources and develop relationships to address the issue broadly across the community. “We learned some valuable lessons through the process of engaging school […]
Maintaining Your Status
By Margarita E. Hernandez HOUSTON: Most of the time, people misunderstand the difference between obtaining a visa and maintaining status. It does not matter if you are a Nonimmigrant or Immigrant, you must maintain your status. If you are a Legal Permanente Resident you may lose your Residence by committing an act that makes you […]
Greater Houston Ratha Yatra at Discovery Green
HOUSTON: Hare Krishna Dham Houston and Char Dham Temple are delighted to extend invitation to all Houstonians to attend Lord Jagannath’s Rath Yatra Festival and Parade, also known as Festival of Chariots, in downtown Houston @ Discovery Green on Saturday, July 13 from 5PM – 8PM. Jagannath means “The Lord of the Universe” and is […]
NASA Chief Scientist Dr. Kamlesh Lulla Celebrates 25 years of Accomplishments at NASA
HOUSTON: Dr. Kamlesh Lulla, an internationally acclaimed NASA chief scientist was recently honored for his 25 years of service to the nation’s space agency and to the United States government. Dr. Lulla is currently the director for technology development and innovative research for future human space exploration missions. Dr. Lulla’s 25 year distinguished career at […]
Tamal Krishna Goswami’s Vyasa Puja Celebrated at ISKCON Houston
By HG Sarvabhauma Das HOUSTON: On Saturday June 29, 150 devotees gathered to honor the Vyasa Puja (Appearance Day) ceremony of His Holiness Tamal Krishna Goswami [1946-2002] at ISKCON Houston’s Hare Krishna Dham. Goswami served as secretary to ISKCON Founder-acarya A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada, was an initiating guru with disciples in India, America, Philippines, Fiji, […]
Sri Govindaji Gaudiya Matha — Temple Inauguration & Deity Installation
HOUSTON: Houston is a fortunate city with so many beautiful temples. And now Houston will have a new temple – Sri Govindaji Gaudiya Matha (SGGM), which will be inaugurated during a four day festival from July 11 – July 14. SGGM is part of the International Pure Bhakti Yoga Society (IPBYS) founded by His Divine […]
Blind Foundation for India (BFI) Musical Evening Fundraiser
NAPERVILLE: Recently, the Blind Foundation for India (BFI) organized a musical evening program at the Avery Coonley School’s Performing Arts Center, Downers Grove, Illinois. Over 180 people enjoyed the musical evening with melodious songs by Dr. Dipak Shah and Dr. Sheela Shah. Young artists from the Soorya Dance School of Northbrook gave enchanting performances to […]
Mama’s Punjabi Recipes — Bhature (Deep Fried Bread)
When a Punjabi thinks of chole (chickpeas), the word bhature (deep fried bread) probably comes to his mind right away as it is one half of the very popular dish, chole bhature. One half the flavor comes from each of the two parts: you can certainly eat chole with roti or chawal (rice), but the […]
Kahaani sequel hits roadblock
For all those zillion fans of Kahaani who had been mesmerized by Vidya Balan’s acting prowess, the news is that your wait for its sequel has just got longer. The reason? Well, the film’s director Sujoy Ghosh has reportedly written a letter to co-producer Jayantilal Gada (CMD, PEN India Pvt. Ltd.), with his set of demands. To […]
Big B to help restore Charlie Chaplin’s film
Being a legend himself, Amitabh now plans to revive the works of one of world’s most popular comedy artist Charlie Chaplin by restoring some of his old works. Well it’s not just him but popular filmmakers and film foundations globally are planning to get together for this Charlie Chaplin restoration project. Durangpur, who is a […]
Pressure and Pain Can Barometric Pressure Cause Headaches and Other Discomforts?
Q. What effect does the barometric pressure have on humans? Can it cause headaches and other discomforts? A. Differences in air pressure because of the weather or changes in altitude can have noticeable effects on the human body, though some people are more sensitive than others. Low barometric pressure can cause headaches by creating a pressure difference […]
Chennai Express Song
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGmljkfCPM4 After a mind blowing action packed trailer and the catchy tunes of 1.2.3.4…Get on the Dance Floor, here comes a soulful romantic song which is surely going to steal your heart! Enjoying watching Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone redefine love. Music courtesy Vishal & Shekhar. Subscribe to youtube.com/chennaiexp2013 for more great videos and […]