Are we heading for an Anna-rchy?
And while the question is still debated upon, people are still out on streets protesting and supporting Anna in his fight for what can be termed as “my way or no way”.
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Bistro Alex: Restaurant Weeks Experience
Located inside the sophisticated Hotel Sorella, this restaurant brags of a great cozy ambiance with an excellent wine list and warm service. For the Houston Restaurant Weeks Bistro Alex paid good attention to spices, texture and flavors that impress all palates.
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Pratham Young Professionals
Pratham Young Professionals was started to instill the passion of Pratham in the hearts of the young professionals in Houston. “We believe that young professionals have the potential to assist in the cause through their skills, talents, networking and profession.”
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India Fest Celebrates Indian Culture
India’s 65th Independence Day was celebrated at the George R. Brown Convention Center on Saturday August 20, 2011 with many prominent dignitaries including the Mayor of Houston and a cultural extravaganza.
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Shammi Kapoor – Legends never die
Yahoo! will always remind us of the flamboyant rock n roll inspired Shammi Kapoor before anything else. His boisterous sensuality and stylish swagger made him the first male pin-up earning him the tag of the Indian Elvis.
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Summer is getting HAUTE! WOW’s Sizzling Summer Soiree
More than 300 hundred fashionably dressed (mostly ladies) flocked to Tootsie Land on August 17, 2011 to support WOW (Women of Wardrobe).
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It’s Bright, Airy and Fun: Brasserie 19 has the French Connection
With a passion for food and armed with the motto “communication is the most important key to success in the restaurant business,” Virene seems to know the tricks of the trade. Located in a busy strip mall of River Oaks, Brasserie 19 got its ‘number’ from the zip code of the neighborhood.
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Celebrating India’s Independence and Tagore Society Celebrates Indian Music
Today August 15, 2011 India celebrates 64 years of independence. The celebrations started off at 9am in the morning with the flag hoisting ceremony at the residence of Consul General of India in Houston.
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Ramadan: A time of fasting, feasting & connecting!
An age where we are trying to justify our religion and practices, where we are desperately trying to explain that Islam stands for peace and not war, this definitely comes as a welcome change. All was not lost. Even if we are tagged as modern muslims with liberal thoughts
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Museum Buzz! Gearing up for Luxury, Artifacts and Islamic Gifts
Fall is not just lining up some exciting galas and charities, the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston has a whirlpool of really exciting exhibits in store. Here is a sneak peak of the gallery’s upcoming exhibits.
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Talented Little Champs & Upcoming India’s Independence Day Celebrations
India Culture Center hosted Little Champ Singing Competition and Auditions and three final winners were selected to perform during IFest India’s Independence Day celebration on August 20th at George R. Brown Convention Center. It was exhilarating to witness the little ones bearing the torch of their rich cultural heritage who enthusiastically and without any inhibitions sang in their regional language in front of a large gathering.
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Food Finds: A Samba Grille Experience
The flavors at Samba were absolutely tantalizing with a sudden burst of fresh herbs, lime and crunch. My all time favorite was the complimentary Pao De Queijo (Brazilian Cheese Puffs) but be careful with these mini bites as they can fill you up very quickly.
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