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The article announces the Tech Awards given to the high-technology projects including the Embrace Infant Warmer created by non profit organization Embrace Global, technology program Transforming Arsenic Crisis and the BioLite HomeStove.

The article presents information on the promotion of tourist destinations of India by officials of the Tourism Ministry of India on September 11, 2012 in San Francisco, California. It informs that the tourism officials met with several tour operators and representatives from the hotel and airline industries and highlights that Anand Kumar, the joint secretary of tourism of India presented the latest figures on tourism during the road show.

The article presents information on Indian Americans and their upcoming television shows in the U.S. Writer-actress and producer Mindy Kaling will navigate the singles scene as the star of television show "The Mindy Project," premiering September 25, 2012 on FOX Broadcasting Co. Standup comic-turned-actor Aziz Ansari has returned on the show "Parks and Recreation" as Tom Haverford.

The article informs that Salman Ahmad, founder of the Sufi rock band Junoon performed at a fundraising concert on August 25, 2012 in New Ark, California for his nongovernmental organization in Pakistan. It informs that the event featured South Asian music, fashion and dance. It also reports that the event raised 14,550 U.S. dollars for the nonprofit named Salman & Samina Global Wellness Initiative.

An interview with Indian American child actor Karan Brar is presented. When asked about his experience of working in the film Wimpy Kid, he states that working with the cast of the film is fun. He talks about his role in the Hollywood film "Sofia the First," and states that learning day by day has been the best experience of his journey as a child actor.

An interview with a Hollywood film director and actor Jay Chandrasekhar is presented. when asked about his film "The Babymakers," he explained briefly about it by mentioning its cast members. He comments that the whole idea of being unable to impregnate his wife is the key underlying the whole movie, and depicts that Indians are crazy about watching movies. He reflects on to his career journey and discusses the increase in the presence of Indian Americans in Hollywood.

The article offers information on the role of actress Freida Pinto in the film Trishna.

The article presents information on the role of actor Irrfan Khan in the film "The Amazing Spider-Man" directed by Marc Webb.

The article offers information on Mela, a home video entertainment company in Santa Clara, California. It is the first Bollywood service that stream films in high-definition and release films worldwide with their theatrical releases in India. Sab Kanaujia, general manager of Mela, has said that the company has also launched a Mela iPad application and has made tie-ups with leading Indian film companies such as Eros International Media Ltd., Yash Raj Films P/L and Shemaroo Entertainment.

The article reports on the new film production of Indian American motion picture producer Ashok Amritraj in 2012. It says that the film "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance," starring Nicolas Cage, is the latest project of Amritraj which opens on February 17. It notes that he already produced more than 100 films and partnered with major Hollywood studios in Los Angeles, California.

An interview with Indian actor Prateik Babbar is presented. When asked about the aspect of his role in the film "Ekk Deewana Tha" that he likes most, he refers to the attitude and realism of the story. He notes his film production experience with actress Amy Jackson. He also offers details on his another film "Isaaq."

The article profiles actress Priyanka Chopra, who stars in the film "Don 2."

The article profiles Indian film actor and director Sha Rukh Khan, highlighting his film "Don 2."

The article reports on various Indian research and development projects named by the Tech Museum of San Jose's Tech Awards in California. These include the Nano Ganesh mobile phone-based device for irrigation pump supervision and operation, the Rickshaw Bank Project, and the E-Health Point medical unit. Furthermore, 15 laureates are announced annually in five categories involving environment, economic development and education.

The article reviews the concerts by Shantanu Mukherjee, better known as Shaan, at the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts in San Jose, California on July 9, 2011 and at the Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center in Redondo Beach, California on July 10, 2011.

The article offers information on the effortless move of Bollywood playback singer Babul Supriyo between sentimental old Kishore Kumar and contemporary Hindi film songs in concert at the India Community Center in Milpitas, California on April 8, 2011.

The article announces that Rhythm & Hues has received the Academy Award for technical achievement.

The article offers information on the production of the television program "Outsourced" to be aired on the television network of National Broadcasting Co. Inc. The comedy show is inspired by American-accented Indian voice often heard at call centers in India. The article also talks about the contribution of Victor Nelli and Babu Subramaniam, executive producer and director and the first assistant director of the "Outsourced" respectively.

The article reports on the importance of palliative care in facing end-of-life issues. It mentions that palliative care is the practice of providing physical relief or comforting the symptoms of a disease or disorder without effecting a cure. According to the New England Journal of Medicine, patients who are given palliative care were observed to have life expectancies extended up to three months longer than those who fought their diseases until the end.

The article reports on the celebration of India's Independence Day by Indian Americans on August 15, 2010 at the AT&T in a park baseball game between San Francisco Giants and San Diego Padres in San Francisco, California. According to the organizers, it shows how India's culture co-exist with America's pastime. Anil Yadav, board of trustees' chairman of the National Federation of Indian American Associations, says that Independence Day is a good day to show that Indian Americans are untied.

An interview of the Indian actor Rizwan Manji regarding his television show "Outsourced" is presented. When asked to describe his role in the show, he said that his role in the show is a man with many ambitions. He commented that his moustache was real during his auditioning for the show, which has worked so much for him in the show's pilot season.

The article explores the career life Manjit Sappal who is a Lieutenant officer in Richmond, California. It indicates that Sappal is the second in command of Richmond's Central District and held responsible for public safety. Moreover, it mentions that Sappal is handling 250-horsepower Ford Crown Victoria police unit that can travel 90 miles per hour.

The article reports on the victory of 14-year-old student Anamika Veeramani in the 83rd Scripps National Spelling Bee held on June 4, 2010 in Washington, D.C. Veeramani took a trophy and more than 40,000 U.S. dollars in cash and prizes. It claims that she is one of the Indian American achievers who have excelled at the contest over the past decade.

The article features Indian sitarist and composer Anoushka Shankar in California. It notes that the 28-year-old composer is having her Sudakshini tour, in which she will perform South Indian-inspired music in California on April 28-29, 2010. Shankar, sister of pop singer Norah Jones, says that the tour exhibits a different path for her career and it shows the influence of Carnatic music on her.

The article features the most unique tourist attractions in India. Bodhi Tree in Boghgaya is an archaeological wonder which is considered as the tallest and largest Buddhist stupa in the world. It offers information about the Nalanda Conclave on February 6, 2010 with the Ministry of Tourism secretary Sujit Bannerjee as its speaker. It notes that the Indian Railways introduces the Mahaparinirvan Express in October 2009 which makes an eight-day journey to Bihar.

The article reports on the debate of novelist Chetan Bhagat against the makers of the "3 Idiots" that has sparked in India in 2010.

The article reports on the popularity of Amrapali Fine Jewelry, founded by Rajech Ajmera and Rajeev Arora, to Hollywood stars in Los Angeles, California in 2010.

The article reports on the renovation of the movie theater of Big Cinemas in San Jose, California. It is noted that the theater has all-digital projection and audio, new carpets, seats and restrooms, a lobby with booths for pre-show lounging, and a snack bar. It states that the walls are painted which provide an elegant atmosphere and has chandeliers from the ceilings. City Council member Ash Kalra expresses his pride on the establishment which represents the coming of age of the community.

The article reports on the winners of the ninth annual Tech Awards which include PATH and Akshaya Patra Foundation.