Yeh Hai Life !
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Professional Summary
Founded by filmmakers Genevieve Castelino and Nadja K. Rutkowski, it was born on a trip to India to research their next film (based on the agrarian crisis in India where over 200,000 farmers have committed suicide in the past decade).
Amidst the stark statistics, doom and despair in our research, upon our return, we found and realized that there’s a new Indian generation full of hope, aspiration, inspiration, determination, and dreams. Yeh Hai Life was founded on the grounds of this new hope of making the most of life, as it is what you make of it.
Yeh Hai Life! translated from Hindi literally means This Is Life! Like most Indian phrases, it cuts both ways – Life is Great! or Life Sucks!
Yeh Hai Life has available Tees For Vidarbha at www.yehhailife.com where the proceeds will support farmer’s families affected by suicide in the Vidarbha’s cotton belt region in Maharashtra, India.
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Yeh Hai Life ! posted a blog entry Aug 9, 2011
After Downgrading U.S., S&P Threatens India, Japan & Malaysia Downgrade.
The world’s markets took a shellacking yesterday after Standard & Poor’s downgraded the U.S. sovereign credit rating to AA+ from AAA. Yesterday S&P cautioned that India is among other Asia-Pacific countries that may be downgraded too.
Nate Silver does a brilliant job of... more »
Yeh Hai Life ! posted a blog entry Aug 4, 2011
Is It Racially Discriminatory To Require Indians To Speak English To Migrate To The UK?
Just finished reading David Green’s essay ‘If you don’t speak English you can’t belong in Britain.’ The piece is in response to a high court case brought by Rashida Chapti who is challenging the requirement that her 57-year old husband from India must learn English if... more »
Yeh Hai Life ! Attack After Terrorist Attack, The Script Remains The Same. « Yeh Hai Life – India. With Attitude. - http://viadeo.com/s/EzWCv 
Jul 13, 2011 via Twitter
Yeh Hai Life ! posted a blog entry Jul 13, 2011
Attack After Terrorist Attack, The Script Remains The Same.
Today’s terrorist attack in Mumbai is the 29th attack in India in 18 years. 5 of which have happened in Mumbai. And each time we hear the same script – the party in power condemns the attacks; the opposing party points to yet another example of incompetence; world leaders release... more »
