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Planned Appearances in Conjunction with "Planet
India: How the Fastest-Growing Democracy is Transforming America and
the World (Sribner February 2007)"
October 4: New York, SAWLF (South Asian Women's Leadership
Forum) and JP Morgan Bank
October 14: Chicago, Indo-American
Center Annual Gala
October 27: Newark, The
Newark Museum, A Changing India and the Global Art Scene, morning
panel of symposium INDIA: Changing the Way We See
Past Events
June 4: Asia Society and CII presents Sunil Mittal and
India and the Globalization of India Inc. in conversation with Mira
Kamdar (Full
announcement)
April 26, Asia Society, San Francisco, Meet the Author
April 25, World
Affairs Council, San Francisco
April 24, Global India: How Economic and Political Transitions
are Shaping the World, Pacific
Council, Palo Alto
March 8, 6:00 pm: Talk, Q & A, Book Signing, Chicago
Council on Global Affairs
March 6: Asia Society, NYC - PDF
of Event Program
March 2: Elliott Bay Books, Seattle,
7:30 p.m.
March 1: World Affairs Council, Seattle
March 1: Microsoft, Seattle
February 27: SAJA event at ABC Carpet,
NYC - Event
Details
6:30-8:30 pm ABC Carpet
& Home, Marigold Theater
RSVP required. Please e-mail: india@abchome.com
February 3, 2007: A Conversation With Mira Kamdar, India
International Centre, New Delhi
From left, Pavan Varma, Mira Kamdar and Poonam Muttreja at the India
International Centre in New Delhi on Feb. 3, 2007.
February 7, 2007: A Conversation With Mira Kamdar,
Little Theater, Mumbai
Planet India is a comprehensive view of
India and the cultural and economic impact it is having, and will
continue to have, on the United States and the world. With dozens
of interviews of people such as Mukesh Ambani, head of India's largest
company, Reliance; Mira Nair, director of Monsoon Wedding, Vanity
Fair and the Namesake; and Deepak Chopra, in-depth research, a wealth
of recent data and provocative analysis, Mira Kamdar investigates
the challenge before India: the country's growing gap between rich
and poor, the AIDS crisis, the degradation of the environment, while
saluting India's tremendous vitality and the opportunities this Asian
democracy has to shape its own and, perhaps, all of our destinies.
"Getting
Your Book Published: An Insiders' Guide," presented by the
NYC Chapter of the South
Asian Journalists Association and SAMMA,
the South Asian Media and Marketing Association, July 10, 2006
Media Moguls: How
India is Shaping the Industry, June 13, 2006, Asia
Society, New York
Indian American Center for Political Awareness, TV Asia,
Dec 12, 2004
Rainbow
Bookfest, Seattle, April 24, 2004
ORF-Pacific
Council Joint Task Force on India-US Relations, March 18-19,2004
BBC's The World with Lisa Mullins on the 40th anniversary
of the Kennedy assassination, November 2003
"Continuing Violence in Gujarat," KPFK Radio,
Los Angeles, May 8, 2002
"Indian
Traveler," Willamette Week
South Asian Literary Festival 2000
Book Tour Appearances for Motiba's Tattoos
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Media (TV, Internet & Print)
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| Location |
Event |
Date |
Other |
| The Register-Guard
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Article |
1/28/01 |
"Six-pack
of beer inspires recollection of family's lost heritage" |
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Sify News
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Interview |
1/16/01
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"The writing was influenced by good journalism"
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Biography on Book TV
C-SPAN 2
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Reading & Discussion |
1/06/01
1/07/01
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| Willamette Week Online |
Interview |
1/01 |
"Indian Traveler Mira Kamdar" |
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| Book Reading and Signing
Events |
| Location |
Event |
Date |
Other |
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Boston, MA
Borders Books and Music 10-24 School Street (Downtown
Boston)
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Reading |
04/05/01 |
Sponsor: World Affairs Council. |
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Washington, D.C.
Olsson's Books 2111 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, VA
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Reading |
04/04/01 |
Sponsor: NETSAP (Network of South Asian
Professionals) |
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New York City, NY
Maharaja Restaurant: 230 E. 44th St
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Reading |
04/03/01 |
SAJA (South Asian Journalists Association)
& The Indo-American Arts Council. |
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Eugene, OR
Barnes & Noble, 1163 Valley River Drive
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Reading |
03/27/01 |
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Berkeley, CA
Barnes & Noble
2352 Shattuck Avenue
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Reading |
02/02/01 |
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Mountain View, CA
Printer's Ink 301 Castro Street
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Reading |
02/01/01 |
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Portland, OR
Annie Bloom's Books, 7834 SW Capitol Highway
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Reading |
1/18/01 |
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