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Congressman Saund on CBS Capitol Cloakroom (Side A)
Interview with U.S. Representative Dalip Singh Saund on the CBS Radio program "Capitol Cloakroom" on January 27, 1958. The interview focuses on the Cold War and Congressman Saund's visits to Indonesia and India. Side A.

Congressman Saund on CBS Capitol Cloakroom (Side B)
Interview with U.S. Representative Dalip Singh Saund on the CBS Radio program "Capitol Cloakroom" on January 27, 1958. The interview focuses on the Cold War and Congressman Saund's visits to Indonesia and India. Side B.

Nirmala Rajasingam Singing About the Death of Her Sister
Audio recording of Nirmala Rajasingam singing a Carnatic rendition of a poem about the murder of her sister, Tamil feminist dissident Dr. Rajani Thiranagama. The poem was written by S.Sivasegaram. Nirmala Rajasingam has performed this piece at numerous memorials for Rajani Thiranagama and other Tamil dissenters assassinated by the LTTE, including Kethesh Loganathan and Maheswari Velayutham.

One Nation Indivisible: India
"India" episode of a 1958 documentary series about 20th-century nationalism called "One Nation Indivisible," produced by the University of Michigan. This broadcast features Gaganvihari Lallubhai Mehta, Indian ambassador to the United States.

"India's Planning: Working For Democracy"
Speech on Indian democracy given by Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi at the Riverside Church in New York, NY. Dated April 26, 1962.

Q&A after "India's Planning: Working For Democracy"
Q&A session after speech on Indian democracy given by Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi at the Riverside Church in New York, NY. Dated April 26, 1962.

Nehru Speech in New York
Speech on democracy and elections in India given by Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru at a reception hosted by U.S. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles in New York, NY. Dated February 3, 1957.

Línea Abierta: "Bhangra And Son"
Episode #6283 of Línea Abierta, produced by Radio Bilingue, reporting on the premiere of "Half and Halves," a dance performance directed by Joti Singh which explored the history of Punjabi-Mexican families in the early 20th century. Featured guests include Zenón Barrón, Alvaro Ray Singh, María del Consuelo Singh Robledo, and Farida Jhabvala Romero. Aired December 27, 2010.

On the Line: March 24, 2000
Episode of On the Line hosted by Brian Lehrer, interviewing South Asian Americans during U.S. President Bill Clinton's trip to India and Pakistan (and the concurrent attack against Sikhs in Kashmir). Aired March 24, 2000.

Interviews with Anil Mohin and Rashmi Choksey
Dr. Anil Mohin recounts the story of placing an ad in Frontiers magazine, a biweekly free publication that catered to Southern California gay communities. He hoped to find a husband. Instead, he got a call from Mushtaq, a founding member of Satrang, who had seen his ad, recognized a fellow South Asian, and invited him to their next scheduled event.

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