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| Our Voice And Yours |
Happy Veterans Day!
5 breathing exercises for relief from Asthma!
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| Lokvani Talks To Sudha Kumar |  |
Singer and Composer, Sudha Kumar has recently released a beautiful production Kanha. She talked to Lokvani about her musical journey and the beautiful creation Kanha.
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| India British Period (1800 CE To 1947 CE) Introduction |
by Bijoy Misra
The initial colony was set up by a British trade group called East India Company. Other trade groups from Portugal, France, Netherlands and Denmark also operated. The British elbowed others out and established their sole control by 1800CE. Massive media sloganeering was engineered to create a context that the traditional Indian culture was primitive and must be replaced by English culture
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| Hindu Legacy Through The Generations |  |
by Jaya Asthana
These days many Hindu families are concerned about passing on the Hindu values and traditions to the next generation. To address these concerns, Hindu Women’s Network (HWN) National team held an online Conference and Panel Discussion on Saturday October 29, 2022, to celebrate Hindu Heritage Month.
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| MITHAS: Kruthi Bhat (Carnatic Vocal) |
MITHAS presents Carnatic vocal by Kruthi Bhat accompanied by Kamalakiran Vinjamuri on the violin and Abhinav Seetharaman on the mridangam on November 12th.
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| Baithak: Anjan Saha, Phil Scarff, Arup Chattopadhyay, Pranav Ghatraju, Kaavya Valiveti |  |
Baithak has scheduled their second concert of the season for Sunday Nov. 13th. This will be a double header concert featuring a sitar-saxaphone jugalbandi with Anjan Saha (sitar) and Phil Scarff (saxaphone) with Pt Arup Chattopadhyay on tabla, and a tabla solo recital by a very talented young artist, Pranav Ghatraju accompanied on harmonium by Kaavya Valiveti.
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| Upcoming Diwali Celebration Will Illuminate New England Botanic Garden |
Back by popular demand, Diwali Lights returns to New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill on November 19 from 6 – 9 pm. This celebration of the Indian festival of Diwali, which denotes the triumph of light over darkness, is organized in collaboration with the India Society of Worcester (ISW).
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| NESSP: Upcoming Events |  |
Sankashta Hara Chaturthi and Pradosham at NESSP.
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| Ekal Vidyalaya: Upcoming Events And Workshops |
Check out the upcoming events and youth workshops for Ekal Vidyalaya around the country.
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| RIHTS: Prathisthapana Divas 5th Anniversary Celebration |  |
RIHTS will be celebrating 5th Anniversary of Prathisthapana Diwas on November 12th.
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| Manch Pravesh: Alpana Bakshi, Aaditi Padhi And Eva Choudhury |
by Bhabana Pati
This summer at the Littleton High School Alpana, Aaditi and Eva presented a mesmerizing and memorable repertoire of Indian classical dance, Odissi. Odissi is one of the oldest classical dance forms in India originating from the state of Odisha.
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| Henna For Humanity |  |
Meet Niyathi Srinivasan, Saadhana Vijay, Vinaya Vijay and Advika Tuniki, who wanted to help families in India who are struggling to make ends meet by fundraising money through Henna art. Henna for Humanity focuses on raising money to help groups who don’t have proper access to healthcare and basic needs during the coronavirus pandemic. Many people in India personally know people who have experienced loss and hardship due to the pandemic.
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| IITAGNE Elects New Executive Committee |
Durriya Doctor was elected President and IP Singh Executive Vice President of IIT AGNE at its General Body Meeting on November 5, 2022 at the Lexington Community Center.
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| Can You Turn Investment Losses Into Tax Gains? |  |
Using a strategy called tax-loss harvesting, you can earn capital gains tax credits on your investment losses.
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| Recipes |
Holiday recipes!
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| Laugh A While |  |
What did the biologist wear to impress his date?
Designer genes.
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| Picture Of The Fortnight |
Tanuja Sud captures the Lunar Eclipse!
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| Thought For The Day |  |
“ True wisdom lies in gathering the precious things out of each day as it goes by. ”
- E.S. Bouton.
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