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04-02-2007 | 03:22 PM
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04-02-2007 | 06:23 PM
salamo3alaykom kifik labas ana chaft talabak o 9olt yamkin bghitih b l anglais o jibtoulik b anglais natmana ykoun sah
Gita Mehta is the author of four acclaimed books:
Karma Cola, a satire on the hippies' pilgrimages to the mystic East in the 1960s;
Raj, a historical novel about the maharajas and the early phases of India's independence struggle;
A River Sutra, a novel of quest stories woven into an exquisite tapestry of secular-humanistic philosophy; and the latest,
Snakes and Ladders, a set of wide-ranging essays about India since independence.
She has also directed a number of documentaries about India for BBC and NBC. In my earlier interview, in 1991, responding to my question about her documentaries, she had said, " I made four films on the Bangladesh war -- I was with the guerillas, the Mukti Bahini, inside Bangladesh. Later, for NBC, I covered the Indo-Pakistan war that led to the creation of Bangladesh. I also made films on the elections in the former Indian princely states.... I would charge into the offices of BBC and NBC and ask them, ' Why don't you let Indians make films about India?' They were astonished and let me do the films. "
Gita Mehta was born in Delhi, the daughter of Biju Patnaik, a famous freedom-fighter and, later, the long-time major political leader of the eastern state of Orissa. She was educated in India and in the U.K. At Cambridge, she met fellow-student Ajai Singh Mehta. As quoted in a magazine article in Vanity Fair Richard Eyre, an old friend of the couple and currently the artistic director of London's Royal National, thought, "the couple were preternaturally well-read, politically, culturally, musically literate in the widest sense." Ajai Singh "Sonny" Mehta is currently the president of Alfred Knopf, a subsidiary of Random House. The Mehtas are central figures in New York's literary-publishing world, where they hold frequent salons for the likes of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, V.S. Naipaul, and Norman Mailer. They have one son in London, and they maintain residences in New York, London, and Delhi. Gita spends at least three months every
year in India
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Gita Mehta is the author of four acclaimed books:
Karma Cola, a satire on the hippies' pilgrimages to the mystic East in the 1960s;
Raj, a historical novel about the maharajas and the early phases of India's independence struggle;
A River Sutra, a novel of quest stories woven into an exquisite tapestry of secular-humanistic philosophy; and the latest,
Snakes and Ladders, a set of wide-ranging essays about India since independence.
She has also directed a number of documentaries about India for BBC and NBC. In my earlier interview, in 1991, responding to my question about her documentaries, she had said, " I made four films on the Bangladesh war -- I was with the guerillas, the Mukti Bahini, inside Bangladesh. Later, for NBC, I covered the Indo-Pakistan war that led to the creation of Bangladesh. I also made films on the elections in the former Indian princely states.... I would charge into the offices of BBC and NBC and ask them, ' Why don't you let Indians make films about India?' They were astonished and let me do the films. "
Gita Mehta was born in Delhi, the daughter of Biju Patnaik, a famous freedom-fighter and, later, the long-time major political leader of the eastern state of Orissa. She was educated in India and in the U.K. At Cambridge, she met fellow-student Ajai Singh Mehta. As quoted in a magazine article in Vanity Fair Richard Eyre, an old friend of the couple and currently the artistic director of London's Royal National, thought, "the couple were preternaturally well-read, politically, culturally, musically literate in the widest sense." Ajai Singh "Sonny" Mehta is currently the president of Alfred Knopf, a subsidiary of Random House. The Mehtas are central figures in New York's literary-publishing world, where they hold frequent salons for the likes of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, V.S. Naipaul, and Norman Mailer. They have one son in London, and they maintain residences in New York, London, and Delhi. Gita spends at least three months every
year in India
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04-02-2007 | 10:48 PM
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04-02-2007 | 10:55 PM
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05-02-2007 | 09:37 PM
مشكورات خواتي..
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