GE

Incredible India

In Mumbai

I have been inactive for quite some time now. I really haven't commented much on Obama because I wanted to wait and see him deliver his actions rather than comment on his promises. Don't get me wrong, I rooted for him too. Also Mumbai attacks have left me agitated to think that just writing on a blog is not going to make a difference. We need to act. We, here at VCU Brandcenter are trying to do the same. Will update soon. I finished third semester at VCU Brandcenter with pretty good GPA, only that no one cares about it other than the person who will grants me a loan. And I am in Mumbai for a month. The most animated and excited I have been lately is when I decided to make a trip back to my first love Mumbai. There is so much I have already experienced. 12 hr no meal flight, lost baggage, pollution, crowd, auto rickshaw, street side sandwich, ragda paitis, first mosquito bite in a year, 5 days long on going wedding of a cousin sister and much more. Everything that we crib about when in the city and the same is what we miss when away from it. Will keep you updated as experience Mumbai all over again.

West meets East

Eddie Vedder & Rahat Fateh Ali Khan along with Jeff Ament, David Robbins & John Densmore . Recorded in a concert "Dead man walking - Not in our name" at Central Park, New York, 1998.

Face of Love

Long Road

Why Indian Women rock!

Professor M. R. Venkatesh talks on Global imbalance - an imminent dollar crises.

Change the way we change

Copywriter: Jake Dubs
Art Director: Jeenal Shah

3rd Prize for ART 180 - Change for 10 on a dollar size bill.
Judged by Jelly Helm, no introduction required.
We also won a raffle draw.

Money can do a lot. Art can do a lot more. That’s why, on this 10th anniversary of ART 180, they asked for both — a $10 donation along with our artistic vision for making your community a better place. This was our small attempt.

TED: Ideas worth Spreading

Talks Wade Davis: The worldwide web of belief and ritual.
In his talk, Wade how other non modern western cultures are not fail attempts of being us but unique attempts to answer the question "What is it being human?"
If humans are agents of cultural destruction, we could also be and must be facilitators of cultural survivals.