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Sania Mirza in Bay Area
Bank of the West Classic Tennis

Indian tennis star Sania Mirza was in the Bay Area to take part in the Bank of the West Classic tennis tournament. A Siliconeer photo essay.

(Above): India’s tennis sensation awaits a serve from her opponent at the Bank of the West Classic Women’s Tennis tournament in Stanford, Calif. Sania lost in her first match at the hands of Anne Keothavong, a British 83 ranked player in a straight sets, 6-7 (4) 1-6. The Bank of the West Classic is the longest-running women-only professional tennis tournament in the world and is the first stop of the US Open Series. A Sony Ericsson WTA Tour Tier II event, the Bank of the West Classic features a 28-player singles draw and a 16-team doubles draw with total prize money of $600,000. (Sharif Ahmed/Siliconeer photo)

(Above): Fans, young and old flocked tennis stars to get autographs and collectibles. There was a lot of excitement specially among young kids who also got to play tennis at special game stands and enjoy a carnival-like setting including face painting, balloons, photo opportunities and numerous other fun activities. (Siliconeer photo)

(Above): Sania Mirza in action at the Bank of the West Classic Women’s tennis U.S. Open Series tournament. The week-long sporting event featured women tennis stars from all over the world and was held at Stanford University’s campus at the Taube Family Tennis Stadium, July 14-20. (Sharif Ahmed/Siliconeer photo)

(Above): Models display fashion wear at a fashion show held in association with Nirvana magazine.

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INDEPENDENCE DAY SPECIAL
The Parrot’s Beak: A Sikh American Passage
In this month of India’s Independence, we salute an Indian American heroine. We present an autobiographical sketch by Kartar Dhillon.

NUCLEAR POLICY
False Premise: Indo-U.S. Nuclear Deal
The U.S.-India nuclear accord is actually testament to the large-scale failure of the Indian Department of Atomic Energy, writes M.V. Ramana.

TECHNOLOGY
Infotech Nepal: Berkeley Meet
The Computer Association of Nepal-USA organized a two-day conference at the UC Berkeley, writes Bineet Sharma.

ENTERTAINMENT
IIFA Awards 2008
A Siliconeer Exclusive Photo Essay

OTHER STORIES
EDITORIAL: A Sikh American in California
NEWS DIARY: July
SUBCONTINENT: Cell Phones: India Worried
ETHICS: Dow and IIT Bombay
SOCIAL WORK: Goodbye, Polio
ACHIEVEMENT: Eagle Court of Honor
SPORTS: Sania Mirza in Bay Area
TRAVEL: Alamos, Mexico
CULTURE: Srikanto Acharya Concert
AUTO REVIEW: 2008 Nissan Altima Hybrid
RECIPE: Khasta Kachori
FILM REVIEW: Brick Lane
TAMIL CINEMA: Subramanyapuram
BOLLYWOOD: Guftugu
COMMUNITY: News in Brief
BUSINESS: News Briefs
INFOTECH INDIA: Round-up
HOROSCOPE: August