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Taranjit Singh Sandhu: He should rank among India's most successful envoys who turned the tables and changed the game - Vimarsana News

Taranjit Singh Sandhu: He should rank among India's most successful envoys who turned the tables and changed the game

Over the years, New Delhi has sent some of its best to Washington to explain India, a country of multitudes and mysteries not intuitively understood in the West. Some excelled, some succeeded more than others, while some got lost between Capitol Hill and the White House. It's a tough assignment - policy volcanos erupt regularly, US bureaucracy is demanding and opinion-makers hard to satisfy. One critical article in Foreign Affairs and it's 'Delhi, we have a problem' of Apollo 13 proportions.

Here's How The NFL's Next Gen Stats Technology Actually Works (And How It's Changed The Game) - Vimarsana News

Here's How The NFL's Next Gen Stats Technology Actually Works (And How It's Changed The Game)

The NFL's Next Gen Stats are changing the way players, coaches and fans interpret the sport. What you may not know is the intricate science behind it all.

'Everyone Hates You': Meghan McCain Flames Bill De Blasio Over 'Private Party' In Times Square - Vimarsana News

'Everyone Hates You': Meghan McCain Flames Bill De Blasio Over 'Private Party' In Times Square

Font Size: Meghan McCain ripped into Democratic New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for having his own private New Year’s Eve dance in Times Square while his citizens stayed home. In the days leading up to New Year’s Eve, de Blasio urged New Yorkers and tourists alike to stay home and avoid large celebrations as coronavirus cases have neared levels not seen since late spring. “It’s going to be actually, arguably, the most special, the most poignant, the most moving New Year’s Eve. In 2021, we’re going to show people what it looks like to recover, to come back,” de Blasio said.