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Category Archives: Reminiscences
Happy Independence Day (part II)
I am feeling an outburst of patriotism so continuing in the same vein as my last post (the one where I talk about about how my patriotism has changed over the years), let me share a few scenes/songs I remember (perhaps … Continue reading
Posted in Links, Reminiscences
Tagged AR Rahman, August 15, Bhagat Singh, Independence Day, India, Mani Ratnam, Music, patriotism, Roja, Vande Mataram, videos
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Happy Independence Day!
Growing up, I was a very patriotic Indian. I loved my country immensely and I still do – although I would like to think that my love now is more mature, humble, and personal. I was about 9 years old when I … Continue reading
Posted in Fundamentals, Reminiscences
Tagged August 15, Independence Day, India, international students, Loyola School, moralizing, Nehru, nostalgia, patriotism, Tagore, Trinity College, UT Austin, videos
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Partly Right
Partly Right is a movie made by current students of my high school – Loyola School, Jamshedpur. It is fun to watch the actors (current students and teachers) and the location (my school) – what really amazes me beyond the quality … Continue reading
Posted in Links, Reminiscences
Tagged Indian education system, Loyola School, nostalgia, videos
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I miss the college life I never had…
When I joined Trinity College many years ago, I was a naive culture-shocked teenager. Unlike my international friends from bigger cities and unlike most international students these days, my exposure to western/American culture was negligible. So I have many amusing stories – … Continue reading
Posted in Reminiscences
Tagged culture shock, desi gang, international students, nostalgia, parties, Trinity College
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