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Barnaby Haszard Morris


 

The Indian Newspaper War

February 2, 2012

Because it is a war – in fact, it’s positively medieval in scope.

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What Is Salman Rushdie Thinking?

January 24, 2012

Another day, another death threat, and another debating floor closed.

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What Does A Flashmob Feel Like?

January 17, 2012

How the flashmob phenomenon swept India and the world, as seen through the eyes of some of its participants Down Under.

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My Celebrity Complex

January 13, 2012

In Kerala, strangers’ stares made me feel like a celebrity. Now that I’ve left, is it wrong to miss them?

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The Miracle Of Soan Papdi

December 28, 2011

Where I was once lost, I found little bundles of sugary joy.

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The Pot-Bellied Beggar

December 21, 2011

This man’s desperation is of the kind you can avoid without remorse.

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The Avoidable Approximations In Indian Hospitals

December 12, 2011

If one doctor can perform diligently, why can’t all medical practitioners do the same?

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Delirious Delhi!

December 7, 2011

Dave Prager’s popular blog has given birth to a fascinating, highly readable book.

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Getting Stitches In Kerala

December 1, 2011

Doctor was kind enough to interrupt his morning newspaper for a few minutes to fix my chin.

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A Lesson from 26/11

November 27, 2011

Mumbaikers may be ‘resilient’, but saying so is dismissive and counter-productive.

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Meet the team;
Peta Jinnath Anderson

Peta Jinnath Andersen is a freelance and fiction writer. Born in Sydney, Australia, to a Fiji-Indian father and Scottish mother, she’s a bit confused about her background, but loves it all the same. Currently living in the US, she has just had her first child, and is busy studying hard in an effort to learn more about her Indian heritage – including taking Hindi lessons – so she can teach her son about just what it is that makes an NRI special.

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Who are we?

The NRI is an online magazine dedicated to the vast and diverse international community of Indians residing outside of India. Spread throughout every corner of the globe, these various groups have immersed themselves in new lifestyles and customs but are inextricably linked with each other through the powerful bond of Indian culture.

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<h1>The Non Resident Indian - news views and comment for the Indian community abroad.</h1> <h2>Indian opinion, politics, business, life, style, culture, faith, arts, film, sport, travel, cuisine and lifestyle in the UK</h2> <p><b>The NRI is an online magazine dedicated to the vast and diverse international community of Indians residing outside of India. </b></p> <p>Spread throughout every corner of the globe, these various groups have immersed themselves in new lifestyles and customs but are inextricably linked with each other through the powerful bond of Indian culture.</p> <ul> <li>We report on NRI communities around the globe and highlight their achievements in different spheres of life. </li> </ul> <p>At the same time we will bring you news from India to forge a closer understanding between Resident and Non Resident Indians and create a greater cultural awareness amongst those who want to reconnect with their Indian roots. <a href="http://www.the-nri.com/indian/sitemap.html">links</a></p> <p><b><a href="http://www.the-nri.com/">The NRI - Non Resident Indian</a></b><br></p>