July 2006
United States of Little India Business
231,000 Indian businesses in the United States employed 615,000 workers and generated more than $89 billion in revenues in 2002.A recently released report by the
The Greatest Immigrant Generation
The Indian population in the United States topped 2.5 million this month and is on track to nudge 3 million by the end of the
Letters to Editor - July 2006
I look forward to each issue of Little India given the wide array of issues this fine publication delves into each month. I read with
The Next Fitness Guru
Actress Pia Lindstrom, Amy Butte, CEO of NYSE and model Megan McKenzie are some of her clients and Rupa Mehta, founder of the Nalini Method,
Silken Again
The historical Silk Route connecting India and China - closed for 44 years, since the Indo-China War in 1962 - is reopening on July 6.
No Apartments For Meateaters
No smoking, no pets, no drums - and now no meat-eating! Renting an apartment in Mumbai just got harder! "It's not a question of pets,
Make No Bones About It
An exterminator searching a crawl space beneath a Kansas City condominium was startled to find human skull poking out of a gym bag. It turned
Don't Want To Do Homework? Outsource It!
Now American students who are having trouble with their Math or science, can get even eleventh hour help from teachers in India and homework solutions
Bazaar On Wheels
Who would have thought you could pick up a wedding necklace at your neighborhood Marriott Hotel or a designer outfit while sipping chai at a
Highest Wicket Takers In Tests
Highest wicket-takers in tests: 685 Shane Warne, Australia (140 matches) 635 Muttiah Muralitharan, Sri Lanka (106) 542 Glenn McGrath, Australia (119) 523 Anil Kumble,
Love's Labor's Lost In 60's India
William Shakespeare's "Love's Labor's Lost" reminded director Michael Kahn of the 1960s, when celebrities and others swarmed to India to study transcendental meditation with Maharishi
