tigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 27 2007 | india, books
Quoted: The story of India's transformation, by two writers who have different views on the leader who guided the nation through its early independence
i'd like to check these books out... they seem interesting to me
- tigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 24 2007 | food, books, india
Quoted: ANY American cook who longs to plunge deeply into the cuisine of India is bound to grow impatient with the cookbooks offered by major United States publishers. Wonderful though many of those books are, their scope looks awfully limited stacked up against the riches now found in the innumerable grocery shops and restaurants that the Indian diaspora has brought here.
So true. I wish Indian-American restaurants would serve Bengali food...it's so delicious and very unique, especially if you love sea food. I want to check out these books.
ShareViewed: 1 Time - tigerexotique | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 03 2007 | india, books
Quoted: What can one say about a city that discusses Kafka and Bertrand Russel during a powercut? That is jokingly called a City of Joy because ...
My parents used to take my brother and I to the Kolkata Book Fair when we were little. One of my favorite past times, that has grown to become the LARGEST book fair in Asia! Again, reaffirming the fact that Bengalis are indeed...nerds :)
My another claim to fame--I was born in the City of Joy-beautiful, enchanting, enigmatic, and oh so cultured.ShareViewed: 2 Times
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