Sad at his SAJA farewell party in NYC: May 22, 1999. E-mail Sadanand Dhume

SADANAND DHUME, formerly of NYC & Princeton, lives in Jakarta, where he's working on a nonfiction book. He is the former Indonesia correspondent of Far Eastern Economic Review. His job included covering Indonesia's economic, political, security and social scene for the magazine. He was, most recently, the New Delhi bureau chief of FEER. He has written for The Wall Street Journal, Foreign Policy, Harvard International Review, The Earth Times and Little India magazine. He has a master's degree in international relations from Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School and master's degree from Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism and a bachelor's from Delhi University. He has worked as an associate producer for MSNBC on the Internet and as a journalist in New Delhi and in Santiago, Chile. Once upon a time, Sadanand was a legend on the Delhi quiz/game show circuit. Nowadays he's more of a legend on the SAJA E-mail Discussion List. But he can still tell you a. Olive Oyl's vital statistics (19-19-19) b. The name of the metal tip of a shoelace (aglet) c. The name for fear of the number 13 (Triskaidekaphobia) Links to some stories... LITTLE INDIA Being Desi in America, Feb. 1999 India is Like a Doomed Love Affair, Sep. 1998 Visiting India, July 1998 THE EARTH TIMES Interview with Indian Ambassador to US, Dec. 1998 Lifting of India-Pak Sanctions, Nov. 1998 Critiquing Arundhati Roy, Nov. 1998 FAR EASTERN ECONOMIC REVIEW Interview with Jaswant Singh, Oct. 1998 HIMAL Samosas versus Wontons, Oct. 1998 -30- Last updated: Aug 11, 2003

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