Category Archive for: ‘Raj Shah’

  • The Big Fat Ftr Img

    Must Read Book

    The Big Fat Indian Weddings How to Tap into this Multi-Billion Dollar, Recession-Proof US Market By Raj Shah Indian weddings in America are not just events — they are multi-day, multi-venue, luxury productions powered by culture, family pride, and serious spending. With highly educated, high-income …

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    From Engagement to Vidaai A Complete Guide to Planning Your Indian Wedding in America By Raj Shah Planning an Indian wedding in the United States is not just about traditions — it’s about strategy. From negotiating with parents to managing a six-figure budget… From understanding …

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  • Sister Wady, head of the Brahma Kumari Center in Miami

    Meditation Made Simple: Finding Peace in Daily Life

    Editor’s Note This article is a follow-up to the inspiring lecture on meditation delivered by Sister Wady, head of the Brahma Kumari Center in Miami, at the South Florida Hindu Temple on World Meditation Day. Her session encouraged attendees to look beyond meditation as a …

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  • Grandfather teaching young boy to light traditional diya lamp during Indian family celebration while parents watch

    Passing the Torch to the Next Generation

    Family, Food, Festivals, and the Indian Values That Endure By Raj Shah When our children look back, what will they remember—our success or our values? As Indian Americans, we have much to acknowledge with quiet pride. In just a few decades, a community that arrived …

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    Editorial February 2026

    Religious Intolerance — And the Courage to Accept Other Faiths as Our Own It is often said—almost as social wisdom—“Never discuss politics or religion with friends and family.” These two subjects ignite emotions. They test loyalties. They can fracture relationships that took years to build. …

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  • Rise of Indian Americans in the USA

    The Rise and Rise of Indian-Americans: From Immigrants to Influencers

    By Raj Shah When the first large waves of Indian immigrants began arriving in the United States in meaningful numbers after the mid-1960s, most came with little more than suitcases, degrees, and an almost stubborn faith that hard work could outrun hardship. They entered a …

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  • Raj Shah Managing Editor of Desh Videsh Media Group

    Editorial January 2026

    Dear Readers, U.S.-India 2025: Strains, Shifts, and Modi’s Resilience For more than two decades, India–U.S. relations have been described as one of the quiet success stories of modern geopolitics. From the suspicion and distance of the Cold War era, the two democracies steadily built a …

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  • Raj Shah Managing Editor of Desh Videsh Media Group

    Editorial December 2025

    Dear Readers, In this editorial, I am taking a brief step away from my usual reflections on culture, Hindu values, and the spiritual beauty of Indian weddings. Instead, I am addressing a topic that is far more personal, far more debated—and yes, a bit controversial …

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    The Journey and Growth of Akshaya Patra

    One-on-one conversation with Shri Navin Goel Ji, CEO of Akshaya Patra USA By Raj Shah As Akshaya Patra marks a historic milestone—25 years of nourishing children and empowering education—I had the honor of speaking with Shri Navin Goel Ji, CEO of Akshaya Patra USA. Our …

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    Celebrating 25 Years of Akshaya Patra Foundation

    By Raj Shah This year, as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Akshaya Patra Foundation, I am filled with deep pride and heartfelt gratitude. Over the last quarter century, Akshaya Patra has transformed from a humble initiative feeding just 1,500 children in Bengaluru to …

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