In this issue

The October edition of Culturama brings to you a special interview with Peggy Smith, CEO of Worldwide Employee Relocation Council - in it, she talks about India's role in the global order, how to work with millennials and how to expand and reinforce a company's presence in other countries.

Interestingly, 'global mobility' is not a new concept - Indians have moved across the seas over several centuries for various reasons. More so, they have kept alive their culture and traditions even as they embraced the language and customs of their adopted homes. We bring you a heartwarming tale the describes this in human terms from Mauritius.

SNAP to ATTENTION: Have you already sent in your entries for the upcoming Beautiful India Photo Competition? If not, send them in right away! We have all the details on categories, dates for submission and entry format - and a note on the glamorous and first-of-its-kind Awards Ceremony in which winners will be felicitated.

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Talent Sans Borders

To survive in the ever-changing global arena, companies should rework their strategy, keeping in mind that borders cannot act as barriers against talent mobility. Peggy Smith, president of worldwide erc, tells us more.

6 mins

Full Of Character

Ralph and SoniaHays moved to Mumbai in 2017. Ralph talks about first impressions, travel plans and the secret to finding your feet in a new country.

2 mins

When The Goddesses Hold Court

The festival of Navaratri, which is centered on the feminine aspect of the universe, is celebrated in different, unique ways across the subcontinent.

1 min

The Last Leg

As we approach the final quarter of our lives, it is better to let go of the desire to relive the past and focus on what we want to make of ourselves, one day at a time.

3 mins

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CULTURAMA Magazine Description:

A 17-year-old magazine which has the distinction of being the 'only' publication that gives a voice to expatriates and Indians alike, Culturama has a mission of promoting better understanding of the living Indian ethos. This full-colour free mailer, available in both soft- and hard-copy formats, provides thought leadership, cultural interpretations, tales and treats of the season, expatriate picks of city highlights, and tips from India experts. Plus, advertisements of unique hand-picked high-quality goods and services for the discerning expatriate and the high-net-worth Indian. All in a compact 80 pages!