Fortune cookies may have been created by the Japanese, mass marketed by the Chinese, but could be perfected by the Indians.
Author: Raajeev I. Aggerwhil
How would companies run in a society where people’s cognitive abilities have declined?
Thoughts on Gandhi, nonviolence and humor.
The motto of Seven Eleven should be, “We give you diabetes, one Slurpee at a time.”
Indian American stand-up comedian Raajeev Aggerwhil remembers his father on Father’s Day.
How incorporating humor in daily life can make on happier and less self-absorbed.
A Bania’s biggest fear about his American-born children: They will pay full price for everything.
The importance of being a “baniya.”
A luxuriously frugal lesson: Penny wise pound foolish.
Raajeev Aggerwhil: Life lessons learned from a dog.
Column: One thing I wish people in India would blindly copy is the Western manners, especially toward strangers.
I think the whole concept is reinforced by Bollywood movies. The groom’s mother would proudly announce that it will be the wedding of the century –- that people will remember this wedding for seven generations.
Los Angeles-based comedian Raajeev Aggerwhil has starred in Nickelodeon’s TV show 100 Things to Do before High School and also acted in the film based on the television series.