Manju Sheth
(Photo by Nabil Kapasi of Timeless Lens Photography)
INDIA New England is proud to launch “Chai with Manju,” an exciting, innovative and riveting new video and story series featuring interviews with some of the most interesting, active and accomplished men and women of the local community. The interview videos, which will be in-depth and revealing while remaining informal and fun, represent a first for INDIA New England and will be available to view free of charge at www.indianewengland.com. The print and online stories will feature the sort of dynamic writing readers have come to expect from INDIA New England.
Conducting the new interview series is Dr. Manju Sheth, a well-known physician at Beverly Hospital and INDIA New England’s 2011 Woman of the Year. Sheth leads and is involved with numerous professional groups, charities and advocacy organizations, and will be profiling people who have compelling stories to tell.
“Every life has a story. I realized this when I started working with many different organizations and charities and meeting people from different walks of life. I especially like the positive stories about people who beat the odds and learning about their secrets to success and happiness,” said Sheth. “These kinds of stories inspire me and I am sure that they will also inspire INDIA New England readers. I look forward to sharing these compelling stories with readers and I am also very excited that this new series will be launched online in video, in addition to print.”
“INDIA New England is excited to work with Manju Sheth for •Chai with Manju.’ She has been one of the most visible winners of our •Woman of the Year’ award and she is very active in the community, which puts her in touch with so many of our readers and supporters,” said Martin Desmarais, editor of INDIA New England. “In addition, she has a real passion for talking and sharing with others and there is no question that her conversations with some of the most riveting members of the New England community with be very revealing and insightful.
“INDIA New England is also thrilled to be able to continue its evolution as a first-rate, multi-media outlet for the South Asian community in the region with the addition of video interviews through www.indianewengland.com,” Desmarais added. “The newspaper has been the premier online and print source for news of the community in New England. The addition of video is just the next step as the newspaper continues to grow in the ever-evolving media age.”
“Chai with Manju” will launch this fall. Look for the new feature in the print edition of INDIA New England and look for the video interviews online at www.indianewengland.com.