India: A Rising Solar Power
India’s ambitious national mission to drastically boost solar energy capacity over the next decade has prompted Indian companies to ramp up solar panel production and make more advancements in solar technology. Solar energy has also improved the lives of many families in rural India, including silkworm farmers in the villages outside Bangalore, India.
Keeping Carnival Traditions Alive in Coney Island, NBC News
Though times have changed in Coney Island, New York, one group is keeping the old carnival traditions alive. The performers at Sideshows by the Seashore teach new generations the tricks of the trade. With NBC correspondent Jeff Rossen for NBC's Today Show. Produced, filmed, and edited by Sonia Narang.
Long Trip Brings Beautiful Music, msnbc.com
A group of refugee teens from the Nepal-Bhutan border made their singing debut in New York City.
Kerala Brides, South Asian International Film Festival
A documentary film about three women who left their hometown in Kerala, South India to marry men 2,000 miles away in the northern state of Haryana, where decades of female feticide – the selective abortion of girl children – has led to a shortage of brides.
India: The Cost of Yellowcake, PBS Frontline/World
A three-part online video series about the repercussions of mining uranium on tribal lands in eastern India. Won first place award from South Asian Journalists Association (SAJA) and second place award from the Society of Environmental Journalists (SEJ) in 2009.
