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India Currents e-Newsletter- May 2008

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  May 2008

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Karnatik Revival
KALPANA MOHAN, May 05, 2008
Charting the evolution of Karnatik music in the United States, from scattered performances in the mid-20th century to the Thyagaraja Aradhana festival

More than Bhangra
RANJIT SOURI, May 05, 2008
A conversation with DJ Rekha, bhangra pioneer, activist, and firm believer in the power of popular culture.

Underground Corporate
SANDIP ROY CHOWDHURY • Photo: Melanie Dunea, May 06, 2008
“Rogue Sociologist” Sudhir Venkatesh on life in the Chicago projec ts and running with the Black Kings.

Making Sense of College Admissions
PURVI MODY, May 08, 2008
Online Exclusive: understanding the most competitive year in college admissions.

 


Dance for Discovery
SHRUTI SWAMY, May 12, 2008
Parijat Desai’s choreography builds a new tradition of modern dance.

 

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May 22 Thursday


Book Reading with Preeta Samarasan, author of Evening is the Whole Day. 6 p.m. Book Passage, San Francisco Store, 1 Ferry Building, #42, San Francisco, CA. www.preetasamarasan.com

May 31 Saturday

India i n Classrooms. Inviting sixth grade teachers on a tour of a Hindu temple to experience a presentation on the significance of Indian civilization. Discover the meaning of Hindu symbols and traditions through innovative teaching aids. Organized by India in Classrooms. 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Saraswati hall, Fremont Hindu temple, 3676 Delaware Dr., Fremont;. Free. 9408) 867-2136. indiainclassrooms@yahoo.com

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Upcoming Events: Southern California

May 23 Friday

Residential Speak Samskritam Camp. Unique opportunity to learn Sanskrit in a camp atmosphere. Instructors include Samskrita Bharati instructors from In dia and U.S. Levels: Beginner—No prior knowledge; Intermediate I—Basic conversational skills in Samskritam; Intermediate II—Medium level conversational skills in Samskritam; Advanced—Good conversational skills and intermediate grammar. Participants are encouraged to attend with family. Special programs for kids. Camp also features activities like yoga, pranayama, and games. Held May 23-26. Camp Nawakwa, 4650, Jenks Lake Rd. East, Angelus Oaks. First adult $200, Other adults in same family $170, children 5 and above (including full-time students) and visiting parents $115. Fee includes lodging, food and study material. narmadaa08@gmail.com www.samskritabharati.org

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May 24 Saturday

Seventeenth Annual Swati Tirunal Day. Program consists of renditions of Swati Tirunal’s compositions by local musicians. Karnatik concert by Sandeep Narayan. Guest of honor: Ramesh Narayan. Participants welcome. Organized by Organization of Hindu Malayalees (OHM). 9:30 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Hoover Middle School auditorium, 3501 Country Club Dr., Lakewood. Free. (949) 856-3225. www.ohmohmohm.org

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