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...Educationally, the U.S. is better established and more structured,” says Nitin Saigal ’03, of Bombay, India. “In India, education from a young age is vocational, which is very constricting. American education lets you cover a broader range...
...media blitz of over a dozen television and radio appearances—primarily during the trip taken by Megan M. Brumagim ’04 and Nitin Shah ’04—promoted Let’s Go’s newly updated guides for 2003, which came out in December...
...Washington, is working with auto and oil giants including Ford, Chevron, Texaco and Shell to draft guidelines for incorporating biodiversity conservation into oil and gas exploration. And the center has helped Starbucks develop purchasing guidelines that reward coffee growers whose methods have the least impact on the environment. Says Nitin Desai, secretary-general of the Johannesburg summit: "We're hoping that partnerships--involving governments, corporations, philanthropies and NGOs--will increase the credibility of the commitment to sustainable development...
...that sense, Badmarsh & Shri belongs to a generation of young British-Asian acts, from Nitin Sawhney to Cornershop, who have emerged from the ethnic underground to make music that bends--and transcends--traditional pop categories. South Asian culture suffuses almost every facet of modern British life: Bollywood movies outdraw West End musicals, and curry is the national cuisine. Now, with the novelty of the "Asian underground" fading, Asian musicians are demanding recognition as mainstream British artists with global appeal. Talvin Singh, the critically acclaimed London-based DJ and tabla virtuoso, says British-Asian pop "is the music of today. Whether...
...Nitin Nayar '98, president of WHRB, said he was very pleased with WHRB's stations in America...