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June 27

BUSINESS
Leonardo Of Condoms Does It Again
InSpiral, the winding, twisting, mess of a condom that claims to yield maximum sensation, has just reached thousands of shops across America. Its inventor Dr Alla Venkata Krishna Reddy hopes customers will sing its praise so much he will be laughing all the way to the bank soon.

PROFILE
Marketing Guru Relishes Unusual Challenges
'Jag Sheth is a world recognized scholar with a wonderful ability to relate to students and business executives,' says Tom Robertson, dean of the Goizueta business school.

Inner Peace
Immigrants
Divine Wisdom
Sikh doctors meet

June 26

NEWS
Teen Killer Could Get 65 Years
In a few weeks, a jury will decide how many years 17-year-old Shiva Dayani would serve in prison for participating in a home raid that led to one fatal shooting and a stabbing.

NEWS
Sexual 'Purification' Ceremony Leads To Conviction of Self-Proclaimed Godman
With the verdict, Bhogeshwernand (Sean) Sharma's days of playing swami have virtually ended.

NEWS
Apex Court Rejects Pakistani's Plea Against Death Penalty For Killing CIA Agents
The Supreme Court threw out Mir Aimal Kasi's appeal against his seizure by FBI agents in Pakistan after a four-year long global hunt and posting a $1 million reward.

TREND
Across America Parents Get Their Kids To Chant Aum
The growing fad has fueled an industry of training classes, books and video and audio-tapes.

June 25

NEWS
Canadian Police Cracks Down On Southeast Asian Mobsters In Vancouver
At least six Indo-Canadians connected with heroin and cocaine sale have been killed or seriously hurt in the past 12 months.

NEWS
Jury Continues Discussing Punishment In Double Murder Case
'We have asked for death penalty and we hope the jury decides on it,' said John Maloney, the prosecutor

CONTROVERSY
Hanif Kureishi Slammed For Creating 'Islamophobia'
'Women are either mothers or prostitutes for Kureishi,' said Shiva Balaghi, a professor at New York University, accusing him of presenting a black and white view of immigrant Muslims.

COMMUNITY
The 'Invisible Muslims' Of America
Many new Muslim immigrants do not want to do anything with their African American counterparts, which has earned them criticism.

SHOWBIZ
Sonu Nigam, Sukhwinder To Perform In Many Cities
Among his many engagements, Sonu Nigam will perform at the Ritz Theater in Elizabeth, New Jersey on July 17.

June 24

NEWS
NYT Editorial Urges Pakistan To `Force' Out Militants
At the same time, on Tuesday the newspaper also asserted that 'no rapprochement can occur without some sort of a political resolution of Kashmir's status'.

NEWS
Dunkin Donut Shop Reopens 8 Months After Double Murder
Visitors have poured into the shop, to assure owner Jay Patel that he will have the support and backing of the local community in rejuvenating the mall that, not too long ago, attracted hundreds of families before the crime wave drove them away.

COMMUNITY
Youth Hold Key to AAPI's Future
'This is a sensitive generation,' says Dr Navin Shah of the AAPI. 'We ought to give them a bigger role. We should understand their concerns are not the same as those of immigrant doctors.'

Youth activities
Tulsidas's conference
Swaminarayan fete
Indian poverty
June 23

NEWS
Immigration Center To Start At A California University
The University of California in San Diego, which has a Center for US-Mexican Studies, recently decided to study global immigration patterns, and how they have affected America.

TELEVISION
Asha Blake To Co-Host A Major New Show
Blake, who toplined KNBC's 4 pm newscast, made her last on-air appearance in that role Thursday last week. She'll begin her new gig when Later Today premieres on NBC on September 7.

MEDICINE
Champa And Tulsi Go to Hollywood
Renowned Hollywood Plastic Surgeon Raj Kanodia Launches Ayuvedic Skin Care Products.

Islam and the diaspora

June 22

NEWS
Indians Protest Against Pak Across Golden Gate Bridge
In the biggest such action by Indians on the West Coast, about 2,000 Indian Americans in the Bay area formed a mile-long human chain across the Golden Gate bridge on Saturday to protest against the Kargil intrusions.

NEWS
Reena Virk's Family Slams Hardened Killer
'A few words would have gone a long way,' said Ravi Pallan, Reena's uncle, reacting to Glowatski's refusal to address them despite the judge giving him to opportunity to do so.

PERSONALITY
'The body's inner healing power is unimaginably strong'
Morning meditation, Dr Khalsa stresses, helps fight depression and chronic pains, and if practised regularly could save the health industry millions of dollars.

BOOKS
Holy Smoke (The Book) Gets Mixed Reviews
'Given Hollywood's fascination with gurus and Eastern mysticism, a project of this nature would never have had problems,' says Ric Ornellas, film critic The Washington Square News.

MOVIES
Om Puri's Double Impact
My Son The Fanatic and East Is East both open in America this year, and both star Puri -- a rarity for an Indian actor.

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