An Affair to Remember
“I had always been fascinated with Asia growing up on the West Coast, particularly with India.” Continue...
“I had always been fascinated with Asia growing up on the West Coast, particularly with India.” Continue...
High school gives many students an inkling of what they want to do with their lives. Continue...
For Dali Basu, there was never really any doubt about what she would be when she grew up. Continue...
Dr. R.B. Singh has learned many lessons from his long-standing collaboration with the Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute over the years. Continue...
He has lost count of the number of times he has been to India, but Dr. John Sinclair is under no illusions about the value of those trips. Continue...
When he flew to Delhi in the summer of 2005 Abbas Janmohamed was making his first trip to India, but in many ways he was catching up with an old friend he’d left behind. Continue...
“On a professional level, I can say that I probably wouldn’t be working where I am today if it wasn’t for my Shastri Institute internship.” Continue...
In January 2005, Aiama left for Chennai where he would travel to four different villages in six months. Continue...
“Even the idea of women and men sitting together was a big deal at first.” Continue...
This year’s Summer School on India at the University of Montreal is drawing in some of the world’s leading experts on India today. A dozen speakers are set to give their in-depth views on the emergence and importance of the new Indian giant. The seminar will run from Monday, July 5th to Saturday, July 10th, 2010, and will offer simultaneous lectures in both English and French.
News Archive2nd Annual Conference Call for Papers Soil, water and vegetation are the three basic natural resources. The survival of God’s creation depends upon them and nature has provided them as assets to human beings... Continue...
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