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Australians Frothing Over Indian Mouthwash
The federal health department reportedly launched the investigation into the advertisement, displayed throughout the India-Australia cricket series.
ISpy March 2012
Photo Contest Every month, we publish a selection of submitted photos in Little India and the photo judged best by the editors
Is Small the New Big in Bollywood?
The idiot screen overwhelms the idiot box, once the spot for cute, sweet, homely, intimate fare.
$6 Million Butt
A hotel employee in Britain is insuring her bottom for $6 million after landing a job to test the softness of hotel beds.
Loo Lessons
An Australian university is teaching foreign students how to use the toilet correctly after janitors complained that they were leaving them soiled.
Bollywood in the Sky
Nearly 50 Finnair crew dressed in salwar kameez and traditional Indian attire gyrated and frolicked through the aisles to the delight of surprised passengers.
A Brief $10 Billion Ride
Parijat Saha, who expected only Rs 10,000 ($200) in his account, rushed to an ATM machine to verify, and sure enough he had $10 billion in the bank.
Non Violence Works
Major nonviolent campaigns have achieved success 53 percent of the time, compared with 26 percent for violent resistance campaigns.
Techie Hinglish
With the growing popularity of cell phones, the word recharge is entering the Hinglish lexicon, as in recharge your brain, for example. Likewise, Hi-fi,
No More Shoe Laces
A Madhya Pradesh Minister criticized after a videotape showed a young boy tying his shoes has pledged never to wear shoes with laces again.
A Sari from Paris
The French fashion house Hermes has launched 28 limited-edition printed saris for the Indian market starting at $6,500.
No Laughing Matter?
Overseas Indian Affairs Minister Vayalar Ravi has directed the Indian Embassy in Washington to lodge a protest with NBC over the “quite unfortunate and quite objectionable” satire.
Sleepless in Lucknow
scores of people in housing colonies patrolled the streets and chanted slogans to stay awake in Lucknow.
Go Figure February 2012
Are you ready to start cracking the next Go Figure mystery? Enter Go Figure Contest The last mystery image is that of a jalebi. The winner, selected
The Promised Land
For a glorious half century, India dominated international field hockey and Sansarpur was its secret weapon. The village of just 4,061 people has nurtured 300 national hockey players and produced more Olympic medalists per capita than any other place in the world.
