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Susham Bedi: A Literary Life
No full textThe Hindi Urdu Flagship’s Jishnu Shankar sits down with well-known Hindi writer and actress Susham Bedi to discuss her journey into a life of Hindi letters. Bedi describes her childhood and adolescence in India, her acting career, and some sources of inspiration for her most famous stories. The interview is wonderful listening comprehension practice for intermediate Hindi students and a fascinating insight in to the life of a Hindi writer. Bedi is the author of a number of well-known Hindi novels and short-stories. Two of these novels, Havan andVapasi, were also translated into Urdu and published in Pakistan. Bedi has also been involved in Hindi language pedagogy for more than a decade. She teaches at Columbia University and has developed a number of widely used Hindi comprehension materials. In addition to her work with Hindi language and literature, Bedi has had a highly successful career as a stage and screen actress. She featured in many well-known Hindi theater productions during the 1960s and 70s; more recently, she has appeared in a number of American television shows (True Crime, Third Watch, Law & Order: SVU) and movies (The Guru, ABCD).Asian Studie
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Susham Bedi: Avsaan Interview
No full textThe well-known Hindi novelist and actress Susham Bedi discusses her short story Avsaan. The interview is wonderful listening comprehension practice for intermediate Hindi students and a fascinating insight in to the life of a Hindi writer.Asian Studie
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Susham Bedi: Sarak ki laye Interview
No full textThe well-known Hindi novelist and actress Susham Bedi discusses her short story Sarak ki laye. The interview is wonderful listening comprehension practice for intermediate Hindi students and a fascinating insight in to the life of a Hindi writer.Asian Studie
Bedi in Moral Literature
No full textEighteen Lesser Texts works of the post-Sangam period, 11 are the books on Dharma. Of these, only three texts, Naladiyar, Thirukkural and Mudumozhikanchi, contain information about Bedi. All three literatures use the term Bedi from the point of view of being incompetent, unbrave and undisciplined. But there are many literary evidences to show that transgenders were great activists and intellectuals from the earliest times. Man is one of the noblest creations of nature. The basis of human life is the distinction between male and female. This is the foundation, source, and source of life. Those who deviate from this basic gender and become homosexual are Bedi. These women have been creating history since the dawn of humanity by presenting themselves as the third gender and facing obstacles. Moral literature has recorded references to such special transgenders
Letter re: Will Rogers statue
No full textLetter from Eugene Bedi of the Bedi-Rassy Art Foundry to Amon Carter regarding a statue of Will Rogers
Letter re: plaster model
No full textLetter from Eugene Bedi of the Bedi-Rassy Art Foundry to Amon Carter regarding a plaster model
Telegram re: plaster model
No full textLetter from Eugene Bedi of the Bedi-Rassy Art Foundry to Amon Carter regarding a plaster model
Letter re: Will Rogers statue
No full textLetter from Eugene Bedi of the Bedi-Rassy Art Foundry to Amon Carter regarding a statue of Will Rogers
Letter re: Will Rogers statue
No full textLetter from Eugene Bedi of the Bedi-Rassy Art Foundry to Amon Carter regarding a statue of Will Rogers
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