HD TV Interview
HD TV Interview snapshot 
During my tour of India this summer, while working for some voluntary institutions for children (Sahay & Children International) and for Tsunami relief victims, an independent documentary maker had taken a short interview of me for a World Report episode that he was making onthe children of India.I just got the news that the documentary is on air today (Sunday) andon Monday on HD Net television.The channel is quite obscure, but sincevery few channels are actually interested in airing independent documentaries on community service, the director did not have much choice.
Details:
HDNet World ReportDay: SundaysTime: 8:00 PM ET (5:00 PM PCT)
Description: India: Needy Children - How Far Does the Money Go? -World Report cameras are in India to meet the real children in need,children who are presented in charitable solicitations across thecountry. Potential donors always want to know if their money actually helps these children, while cynics wonder if the children reallyexist.
Repeat:: Mon., Aug. 29th 11:30 AM ET (8:30 AM PCT)
Mon., Aug. 29th 7:00 PM ET (4:00 PM PCT)
For those who want to see it online:
http://imaging.eng.uci.edu/~rustam/hd_net.asf (284 MB, 27 minutes)
During my tour of India this summer, while working for some voluntary institutions for children (Sahay & Children International) and for Tsunami relief victims, an independent documentary maker had taken a short interview of me for a World Report episode that he was making onthe children of India.I just got the news that the documentary is on air today (Sunday) andon Monday on HD Net television.The channel is quite obscure, but sincevery few channels are actually interested in airing independent documentaries on community service, the director did not have much choice.
Details:
HDNet World ReportDay: SundaysTime: 8:00 PM ET (5:00 PM PCT)
Description: India: Needy Children - How Far Does the Money Go? -World Report cameras are in India to meet the real children in need,children who are presented in charitable solicitations across thecountry. Potential donors always want to know if their money actually helps these children, while cynics wonder if the children reallyexist.
Repeat:: Mon., Aug. 29th 11:30 AM ET (8:30 AM PCT)
Mon., Aug. 29th 7:00 PM ET (4:00 PM PCT)
For those who want to see it online:
http://imaging.eng.uci.edu/~rustam/hd_net.asf (284 MB, 27 minutes)
posted by rustam | 10:31 AM
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hello there rustam, stumbled upon your blog while googling didi (pooja)..don't ask why.. anyway, your charity effort for tsunami victims is honestly really impressive. good luck with it..
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