A Taste of India
Posted on Oct 24th, 2009
by
Albert
next month, in November, India will see at least 2 great, global forums.
A Taste of India is the TEDIndia conference in Mysore.
And world economic forum is having his summit in New Delhi:
Indias Next Generation of Growth
The greatest English speaking democracy of the world has moved forewards in large steps since the days of independence via Gandhi and others. The community of expats and intelligent great people outside this country is making history worldwide too.
This culture, full of ancient wisdom, beeing the origin of the worlds greates spiritual teachings and figures, is on the way into modernity. Within the next 50 years India will be without doubt one of the global superpowers. its location on the IIndian subcontinent has geocultural realtions to the Mideast a well as to Asia.
And as part of former British commonwealth India is well connected for a long time already to the English speaking universe.
It has some Bollywoods and lots of Nigerias.As Fareed Zakrai said. And, as Nandan Nilekani in imaginingindia.com says there are parts living in the 17th century, the 18th century as much as ones living in 20th century and 21st century. So to speak time zones measured in degrees of devlopmental dynamics.
My congratulations to all Indian friends here on Gaia and those who live in neigbourhood to India and were born there.
Namaste!
The Great Inidian Novel goes into a new big round and a new chapter:):)
A Taste of India is the TEDIndia conference in Mysore.
And world economic forum is having his summit in New Delhi:
Indias Next Generation of Growth
The greatest English speaking democracy of the world has moved forewards in large steps since the days of independence via Gandhi and others. The community of expats and intelligent great people outside this country is making history worldwide too.
This culture, full of ancient wisdom, beeing the origin of the worlds greates spiritual teachings and figures, is on the way into modernity. Within the next 50 years India will be without doubt one of the global superpowers. its location on the IIndian subcontinent has geocultural realtions to the Mideast a well as to Asia.
And as part of former British commonwealth India is well connected for a long time already to the English speaking universe.
It has some Bollywoods and lots of Nigerias.As Fareed Zakrai said. And, as Nandan Nilekani in imaginingindia.com says there are parts living in the 17th century, the 18th century as much as ones living in 20th century and 21st century. So to speak time zones measured in degrees of devlopmental dynamics.
My congratulations to all Indian friends here on Gaia and those who live in neigbourhood to India and were born there.
Namaste!
The Great Inidian Novel goes into a new big round and a new chapter:):)

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Excellent, Congratulations.
This is wonderful! I would like to join in the celebration! and say too-Excellent, Congratulations!
Oh, the Mahabharata! Incredible Novel! My children love this novel. I read summary chapters to them often!
Here's a site that gives wonderful summaries!
http://www.mahabharataonline.com/stories/mahabharata_stories.php
Thank you, Albert!
Best!
Che
Isnt it amazing that Shashi Tharoor, the author of the novel is now Indian minister of State for External Affairs? Truly stuff for an contemporary epos. And all the other amazing people in the country and diaspora worldwide….they show the genius of this nation.
Namaste,
Albert