Controversial but captivating: Chai with Manju talks with Deepak Chopra and Sanjiv Chopra
Dr. Deepak Chopra has impacted lives of millions of people through his books, workshops, seminars, talks, interviews and articles in newspapers and magazines. So much exposure has brought him not only the fame and fortune, but also plenty of criticisms and controversies. In a 2008 article in Time magazine, Chopra
Chai with Manju: Anoushka Shankar talks about her dad, music, marriage, motherhood and fear of being alone
“My music is somewhat like me, eclectic, soulful, feminine and celebratory,” says Anoushka Shankar, one of the best sitar players, composers and daughter of legendary sitarist Ravi Shankar. Anoushka was born in London into a Bengali-Tamil family. She spent her childhood in London and New Delhi. She is also the
Chai with Manju talks to Shreya Ghoshal about her life and music
September 22 was a very special day for Boston as we were completely mesmerized by the hauntingly beautiful and rich voice of the gorgeous and most famous female singer in Bollywood. Watching Shreya Ghoshal on stage was truly an unforgettable experience. The process of interviewing Shreya was quite interesting. After
Chai with Manju: Pankaj Udhas talks about love, loss and his music
Music has been called the moderator between the sensual and spiritual world by Beethoven and the music of Pankaj Udhas with its profound simplicity and beautiful lyrics about love and spirituality are a perfect example of that statement. He has had an interesting life. Born in Jetpur near Rajkot in
Chai with Manju: Mata Amritanandamayi/Hugging Amma talks about her childhood, love, happiness and lessons of life
“The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others,” said Mahatma Gandhi; and it certainly holds true with Mata Amritanandamayi, or “Hugging Amma” as she is popularly known. She has given 32 million hugs, spreading what she calls “seeds of love, compassion and selflessness”
Chai with Manju: Zakaria talks about Putin, world travel, foreign policy prowess
Author Don DeLillo once said: “America was and is an immigrant’s dream.” And this crossed my mind when interviewing journalist, foreign policy analyst and author Fareed Zakaria, an extraordinary Indian immigrant, who has made his American dream come true and inspired us all. He is the son of well-known Indian
Health Expo speakers address full house; topics hit home with timely issues
While the first-ever Indian and South Asian Health Expo was a great success this past weekend, with approximately 700 attending over the day-long event at the Marriott Hotel in Newton, Mass., on April 27, particularly popular was the speaker series, which had a packed hall filled with attentive listeners being
Attendees, doctors deliver high praise for Health Expo
Photos by Rasik Mehta The first-ever Indian and South Asian Health Expo, organized by the Indian Medical Association of New England and INDIA New England news, as well as 15 community and professional organizations, drew rave reviews from the approximately 700 attendees. Many well-known doctors in attendance also had high
Dedicated IMANE physicians take pride in serving locally, to offer free services at Health Expo
Experts in various fields of medicine will be conducting free Health Screenings along with Dentists and Podiatrists at the upcoming Indian & South Asian Health Expo on April 27 at the Marriott Hotel in Newton, Mass. Thiagarajan Sheth “We will also have specialists at the •Ask the Doctor’ segment at
Mega Indian and South Asian Health Expo set to rock with nine speakers, 24 exhibitors and 15 supporting organizations
Organized by New England’s two finest institutions — the Indian Medical Association of New England and INDIA New England news — and supported by over 15 community and professional organizations, including the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin and the Association of Pakistani Physicians of New England, as well

