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Is Charlie Hebdo Funny?

Posted on February 1, 2015 by Sarita Sarvate
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Once upon a time, the terrorist attacks in Paris would have evoked an impersonal response in me. But now, I view them with a telephoto lens. I know the streets, the boulevards, the buildings. After living in France for a … Continue reading →

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Why is Science not Popular?

Posted on July 1, 2014 by Sarita Sarvate
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Watching Particle Fever, a documentary, I experienced a visceral reaction. I was jumping out of my seat; I was animated and exhilarated. I could not wait to find out how it all came out, even as a part of me … Continue reading →

Posted in Children & Education, Commentary, Culture, Society | Tagged education, Science, Science Education | Leave a reply

Chia Seeds, Psyllium Husk, and a Blender – India Currents

Posted on February 10, 2014 by Sarita Sarvate
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Go to any new-age retreat in California, and you will find young people preparing their breakfasts, not with spatulas and skillets, but with blenders. If you are eating your meal instead of drinking it, you are in danger of dating … Continue reading →

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Of Gods and Faith – India Currents, October 2013

Posted on October 3, 2013 by Sarita Sarvate
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As a child, Ganesh was my favorite God. I wanted, then, to have a God in my life. Most children have no such desire because they are born into families with Gods. God and religion are passed on to them. … Continue reading →

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An Indian Woman’s Brush With Christian Evangelists

Posted on January 30, 2005 by Sarita Sarvate
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When I first came to America, people would ask me why my native country couldn’t get along with its neighbor. After all, memories of India’s three wars with Pakistan were still fresh in American minds then. I would try to … Continue reading →

Posted in Commentary, Culture, Essays | Tagged Christian Fundamentalism, Religion | Leave a reply

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