How to pronounce“neh”in English

Neh.

Neh-mind. Did you just say "neh-mind"?

Nehemiah Scudder does not even win a plurality.

Nehru spoke eloquently in that midnight in 1947, at the instant when the soul of a nation long suppressed finds utterance. But it took two more generations to bring utterance not

Ta-Nehisi Coates says race is the daughter of racism.

Sa neha means incident, a very odd incident took place.

So Nehru carried this kind of legacy forward and it was a button that was picked up by subsequent leaders, every single one. So he founded these huge Indian institutes of technology

when Nehru became Prime Minister of India he was very much a socialist. He believed that India had to be self sufficient, had to do everything itself. He didn't believe

I will let Neha take over.

This was the Nehru Cup in Delhi where they, together with all the state teams, were doing the march past.

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And Prime Minister Nehru once wrote, "They"-- that is, different calendars-- "represent past political divisions in the country.

And that little comment was "neh."

to the freedom that Gandhi and Nehru had won in 1947.

So then one day, neh wasn't enough.

Thanks, Neha. Hi, everyone.

And it was a song called "Ajeeb Sa neha Mujh Par Guzar gara yaaron." Now, you know understand Ajeeb, and and Guzar gara yaaron.

So I think what's great about Ta-Nehisi's book and Brian's book is that they are saying the same.

Lumumba in the Congo, Nehru in India, Nasser in Egypt.

And I've known him long enough where I watched it go from neh, to noinch.

an ongoing educational process understanding our identities as they pertain to race specifically because, as Ta-Nehisi Coates says, racism is--

Yeah, I've just done an event with Ta-Nehisi Coates and Bryan Stevenson, whose work I hope you know, and I hope you read their books.

And this has been the subject of several recent books that have come out, including Ta-Nehisi Coates' Between the World and Me, in which Coates really pushes back against the dream

It was almost like a nervous condition, almost Tourettesian, because he'd be like neh, neh, neh after everything.

Everything he said was a lie, you know, because it followed neh.

What we read in textbooks were the grand history, the leaders, like Nehru, Jinnah, Gandhi, Mountbatten,

When you deal with a state dinner-- you know, I served people like Eisenhower at the time, Macmillan, Nehru, Tito.

To give you a sense of what the choices were, names ranged from Mike to Addison to Nehemiah.

The chef at the bottom of the social scale and when I was in Paris, when I worked with the French President, I served people like Eisenhower, Nehru, Tito, Maximilan--those

Look, 2012 is the year that Robert Heinlein forecast in his "Future History" back in the 60s and 50s that America would be taken over by a fellow named, Nehemiah Scudder.

So India's first Prime Minister, after the country became independent from the British in 1947, was Jawaharlal Nehru. And these days, we always think of Nehru as this kind of charismatic,

And it's not just pharmaceuticals or obvious areas like biological research or medicine where things like this are happening. The government, in the vein of Nehru's vision

That first midnight had anchored Indians in place, they had lived for so long with smaller allegiances to the tribe, the caste, the faith. Gandhi returned from South Africa and Nehru