The Namesake in south Indian languages
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Discounting the possibility of dubbing her much Âawaited film, The
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In the first part of an exclusive interview, Sreenivasan spoke about how the film Kadha Parayumbol was born. In the second part, he speaks about how Rajnikanth reacted to the film.
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(InfoWorld) - Yahoo apologized on Thursday after recipes from the blog of an Indian housewife were used without permission on Yahoo India's new Malayalam-language Web portal. The reproduction of the recipes, which were taken from a blog in Malayalam run by a housewife in Kerala, in Southern India, sparked an online protest among bloggers. A Yahoo spokeswoman said the reproduction of the content was inadvertent and blamed the incident on a company it hired to develop content for its Web site, Webdunia.com (India). Yahoo asked the content provider to remove the recipes when it learned of the incident and Webdunia has been in contact with the woman to apologize, the spokeswoman said. Bloggers, however, were also demanding an apology from Yahoo. The company planned to post a statement on its Malayalam Web site later Thursday, the spokeswoman said, which reads, in part: "Yahoo respects the blogging community and the etiquette followed by bloggers. We regret any inconvenience caused by the inadvertent posting of the recipe without attribution." The content is provided to Yahoo with the understanding that Webdunia holds all necessary rights to its use, the company said. The blogger was not immediately available for comment. Her blog now features a graphic urging "stop plagiarism" As Internet use picks up in India, the number of news and entertainment portals has increased, but many have had difficult getting quality content in local languages. Yahoo introduced portals in several local Indian languages in February, including the Malayalam site. Malayam is spoken predominantly in the state of Kerala.
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The word âdozenâ is similar to the words âhundredâ, âthousandâ and âmillionâ. On their own, they are nouns, whose plural forms are the same as their singular forms (eg âa dozenâ, âtwo
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Why 'Hinglish' is becoming hip in India, and may soon claim more native speakers worldwide than English.
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In New York, Martha Stewartâs attempt to trademark âKatonahâ for a line of home furnishings and other products has upset members of an Indian nation because the name is that of a 17th-century chief.
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By S.E. Ruckman, Tulsa World, Okla.  Feb. 12--Language is sort of like Play-Doh. It can be molded to fit the needs of those using it.   An anthropologist friend recently encouraged me to think of spoken American Indian languages that way.
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A name in a clay tablet appears to buttress the historical accuracy of the Biblical text
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A look at the movement to convert Indian's voter lists to Unicode.
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How to tell the real meaning of words you don't know.
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Reader Satyendra Jha shares his memories.
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ALLAHABAD, India -- Among believers, the river has many names: The Pure. Destroyer of Sin. Light Amid the Darkness of Ignorance. But mostly they call it "Ganga Ma" -- Mother Ganges -- and they worship it with a blinding intensity.
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KALMUNAI, Sri Lanka -- The 4-month-old boy dubbed ''Baby 81" now has a name, Abilass, and a birth date, Oct. 19, and two loving parents who can't wait to get him back.
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Konkona Sensharma on her new films, acting and accent-hopping.
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English-derived neologism bids for world domination God alone knows what Cervantes would have made of it, but the English term "blogosphere" has slithered onto the growing list of neologisms shoehorned into the noble Castillian language, joining chatear, chip, formatear, Internet and mÃ³dem in a burgeoning list of tech and net-based foreign vocab.â¦Learn &amp; Contribute, Live &amp; Online - The Register Debates Green Computing
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(Corrects filmmaker's surname to Chadha from Chaddha in all references and corrects quote in eighth paragraph to read "producers" not "directors")
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Scontri tra l'esercito e i ribelli delle Tigri Tamil