Slumdog Millionaire – III – Comments By A Reader in Mumbai
Editor’s Note: We are pleased to print the comments (with his permission) sent by a reader in Mumbai. For inquiring minds who would like to kno...
Month: January 2009
Opinion In Washington Post By Asif Ali Zardari – President of Pak-i-Stan, nay Gall-i-Stan
American Media uses the word Pakistan every day without even pausing to wonder what that name means. The word “Stan” is a Persian derivative of the ...
Afghanistan Is Today’s Vietnam Not Iraq
There is virtual consensus in America that the War in Afghanistan is going badly and unless some thing is done, America could end up losing it. Words like ...
A Positive Step For American-Indian Relations
Last week, we wrote an article* discussing whether the public reprimand administered by the Indian Establishment to David Miliband, British Foreign Secretary, w...
Dylan Ratigan – Let Sebastian Mallaby Be Your First Target
On Tuesday, January 27, 2009, Dylan Ratigan, the anchor of CNBC’s Fast Money and much invited guest on the New York Talk Show Circuit, proclaimed tha...
Slumdog Millionaire – II – Fact & Reader Comments About Our First Article
We received several comments about our January 17 article titled “Slumdog Millionaire and The Merchant of Venice” https://cinemarasik.com/2009/01/16...
The Mumbai Attack & The Next Attacks – Views of CinemaRasik & Rand Corporation Experts
On January 10, 2009, we wrote an article titled “The Mumbai Attack – It Was Not Terrorism” www.cinemarasik.com/2009/01/10/the-mumbai-attack...
Miliband’s Comments – Trial Balloon Between Obama Administration & Indian Government?
During his recent visit to India, David Miliband, the English Foreign Secretary seemed to go out of his way to damage the relations between India and England. H...
Two Dangers For America & The World – PIIGS & DraGle
This week, Barak Obama was inaugurated as the 44th President of the United States and the de facto Global Head of the World Economy. Mr. Obama had promised R...
Slumdog Millionaire and The Merchant of Venice
The Merchant of VeniceThe Merchant of Venice is a classic play read, enacted and revered all over the World. How could it not be? Written by William Shakespeare...