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Tag Archives: Indians overseas
Dim sum days in Delhi and Mumbai
Venky Vembu For four days from today, Delhi and Mumbai will wake up to dim sum delights and showcase other cultural aspects of Hong Kong, as the chief executive of Hong Kong, Donald Tsang Yam-kuen, arrives on an official visit … Continue reading
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Why we like to be racially victimised
(This column was published in DNA edition dated April 14, 2010.) Venky Vembu The hysteria that gripped the Indian media for much of last year over alleged racist attacks on Indians in Australia has given way in recent weeks and … Continue reading
After a kangaroo burger (burp!), I’m feeling quite hoppy!
Venky Vembu When Brett, my Aussie acquaintance in Hong Kong, learnt I was travelling to Australia, he gave me a mission to accomplish: to have a ‘kangaroo burger’ on his behalf! Since in any case I’m partial to exotic epicurean … Continue reading
There’s an ‘Indian Idol’ in Hong Kong
(This article, about Mohindepaul Singh Gill, the first ethnic Indian to make it big in showbiz in East Asia, was published in DNA edition dated October 23, 2007.) Venky Vembu As Mohindepaul Singh Gill weaves his way through a crowded … Continue reading
Howzzat! NRI teen aims for umpiring glory
(This article, about a 15-year-old girl of Indian origin in Hong Kong, who aspires to be the world’s first woman ICC Test umpire, was published in DNA edition dated July 9, 2006.) Venky Vembu Never underestimate the power … Continue reading