Located on the southern most tip of the world’s second largest continent, South Africa is a unique mix of peoples and cultures. She is one of the most industrialized states in Africa, and also serves as the economic hub and…
Continue ReadingAsia Meets Asia – the Uniting Power of Performance Asia Meets Asia (AMA) is a non-profit organization that promotes international exchange through the enduring power of theater, dance and performance arts. Founded by Japanese theater director Hiroshi Ohashi in 1997, AMA…
Continue ReadingDiwali Traditionally, Diwali is celebrated on the third day of the festival, and Deepavali 2019 falls on October 27th. Like other famous festivals in India, Diwali celebration across India is done with great excitement and grandeur uniting the whole country. People usually wear new clothes…
Continue ReadingWhat is Onam? Onam is the biggest and the most important festival of Kerala. The festival falls during the Malayalam month of Chingam (Aug – Sep) and marks the commemoration of home-coming of the mythical King Mahabali. It is a…
Continue ReadingGoan Food: Although Indian food is found almost everywhere around the world today, Goan cuisine is a completely different subset and few Goan dishes are seen on typical Indian menus in the UK, USA etc. Although one of the most famous…
Continue ReadingSoutheast Asia Few images are as romantic as the terraced rice paddies found throughout Southeast Asia, but whether witnessing an eccentric harvest ceremony outside the National Museum in Phnom Penh or sampling the most royal of rice in Hue, we…
Continue ReadingWinter has become a favorite time to squeeze in an escape from the routine. The holidays give us extra time for vacation and except for the days immediately around Christmas, winter can be a cheaper time to travel. Like snowbirds,…
Continue ReadingObama, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Alan Greenspan and John Maynard Keynes along with a number of other social scientists and bureaucrats of both political parties are those whose names will be mud in the long run for spending us into oblivion…
Continue ReadingObama, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Alan Greenspan and John Maynard Keynes along with a number of other social scientists and bureaucrats of both political parties are those whose names will be mud in the long run for spending us into oblivion…
Continue ReadingObama, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Alan Greenspan and John Maynard Keynes along with a number of other social scientists and bureaucrats of both political parties are those whose names will be mud in the long run for spending us into oblivion…
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